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  1. April 19, 1988. Sumner High School is a St. Louis public high school that was the first high school for African-American students west of the Mississippi River in the United States. Together with Vashon High School, Sumner was one of only two public high schools in St. Louis City for African-American students and was segregated.

  2. SUMNER HIGH SCHOOL. 4248 Cottage Avenue St. Louis, MO 63113 Office 314-371-1048 Fax 314-531-9852 or 314-244-1917 Principal: Dr. Sean Nichols Hours: 8:05am - 3:02pm Grades: 9-12. Click HERE for a map.

  3. 10. März 2021 · St. Louis American. Sumner High School, in the Ville neighborhood, avoided closure by the St. Louis Board of Education. The school will take on an arts and activism theme. Sumner High School has a new lease on life, backed by a commitment from arts groups and its passionate alumni base.

    • Ryan Delaney
  4. 2. Jan. 2024 · Black to the Future: The History of Charles Sumner High School, and the Notable Alumni. What we know as The Charles Sumner High School began in 1875 when the “High School for Colored Children” opened in Saint Louis, Missouri.

    • Walter Pritchard
  5. Sumner High School is 1 of 17 high schools in the St. Louis Public Schools . Sumner High School 2023-2024 Rankings. Sumner High School is ranked #13,261-17,680 in the...

    • 4248 Cottage Ave, St Louis, 63113, MO
    • 03143 711 048
  6. 9. März 2021 · St. Louis Public Radio. Sumner alumnus Pierre Blaine speaks at a rally to keep Sumner, the first high school in the west for African Americans, open. The city school district can’t be relied on to save city neighborhoods suffering from disinvestment, said Superintendent Kelvin Adams.

  7. Sumner was the only Black public high school in St. Louis until 1927. Founded a mere 10 years after the Civil War, Sumner High School was a landmark institution that paved the way for the inclusion of Black teachers in Black schools.