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    School

    Integration

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    Two perspectives of Sit

    Ins.

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    Legislation

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    Amendments

    14th Amendment- rights of citizenship, dueprocess and equal protection of the laws.

    15th Amendment- right to vote regardless on thatcitizen's race or color.

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    Plessy v. Ferguson

    1896 legislation creating the idea of separate

    but equal

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    Three

    Perspectives of

    integration

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    A Teachers Perspective

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    A Parents Perspective

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    A Students Perspective

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    Colored Schools

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    Teachers

    Greenville County

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    Students

    Greenville County

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    Anderson County

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    Fountain Inn

    Greenville County

    1928- First Negro school in Fountain Inn areaCommunity growth = school additions1948-1953 became Fountain Inn Colored HighSchool

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    Fountain Inn Colored

    High SchoolGreenville County

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    Bussing video

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    Brights Station

    Pickens County First built in 1902 out ofslabs with a rock chimney;used as both a church anda school

    2 room wooden structureerected in 1936

    1 teacher school, grades 1-7

    One room used as aclassroom; other roomused as a kitchen/lunchroom

    Built in 1936

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    Clearview/Simpson

    Pickens County 1900- 1927 Privately

    owned, 1 room structure

    Running water but outdoor

    toilets

    Largest Negro school in thecounty

    Accredited in 1944

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    Clearview Basketball

    Pickens County

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    Soapstone

    Pickens County

    First Negro school inPickens; opened in 1870

    School held in this logcabin until it rotted down

    Kerosene lamps used forlighting

    Water from a nearbyresidence

    Built in 1929

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    RosewoodLiberty Jr And SR Colored School

    Pickens County

    1906-1968

    Grades 1-8 until 1932

    Became an elementaryschool in 1954

    Merged with LibertyElementary in 1969

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    Holly Springs

    Pickens County Built in 1899; used

    until 1954

    One teacher, noblackboards, andchildren sat onhomemade benches

    Used water from achurch well

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    Allen Elementary SchoolGreenville County

    First Black school in Greenville County

    Established by Rev. Charles T. Hopkins in 1866

    Built from materials taken from an abandonedarmy storehouse

    Employed Greenvilles first black teachers (2white teachers as well)

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    Flat RockGreenville County

    4 teachers, 121 pupils

    Grades 1-7

    Classrooms needadequate lighting &ventilation

    Water supply isinadequate

    School Outhouse

    School (Rosenwald)

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    Sterling High School

    Greenville County Established in 1869

    Only public school forblacks in Greenville foryears

    1940s - extended grades to12 years and broadened

    curriculum

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    Anderson County

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    Anderson County Negro Schools

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    White Schools

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    Greenville Students

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    Greenville HighGreenville County

    1941- Number one school in South Carolina

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    1926-1953

    Textile school

    Progressive school ofthat time

    Pickens MillPickens County

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    Easley High School

    Pickens County

    Built in 1894; useduntil 1940

    First class graduatedin 1931

    Largest school inPickens County

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    Paris High School

    Greenville County First building was a

    small, two roomwooden structure

    1926 - brick buildingbuilt

    1930 - 235 students &

    10 teachers

    Up to 11th gradetaught until 1949

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    Anderson High School

    Girls School

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    Anderson High School

    Boys School

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    Integration Legislation

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    Briggs v. Elliott

    1952 - Clarendon County, South Carolinasuit over school bus transportation

    1954 - Combined with 4 other suits toform Brown v. Board of Education.

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    Brown v. Board of Education ofTopeka

    Overturned earlier rulings going back

    to Plessy v. Ferguson.Unanimous (9-0) decision stated that

    "separate educational facilities areinherently unequal.

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    Has anythingchanged today?

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