Visit the civil rightslandmark of the 1957 desegregation crisis of the Little Rock Nine. Previously known as "The Most Beautiful High School in America",Central & the accompanying museum welcomes you
A landmark of the civil rights movement, this is the site where the U.S. Army escorted the “Little Rock Nine” to class through a horde of protestors in 1957. (From Aerial America) Read more
In 1957, the Supreme Court ordered Little Rock Central High to desegregate. The first African-American students to attend became known as the “Little Rock Nine”. Join the Revolution http://ow.ly/8sS8E Read more
9 Black students were the first to integrate the all-white Little Rock Central High School. See great examples of African-Americans' contributions to us all: http://bet.us/BHM
In 1957, the Supreme Court ordered Little Rock Central High to desegregate. The first African-American students to attend became known as the “Little Rock Nine” and helped to force desegregation. Read more
I know it was a while back, but let the kids learn... All people should have a right to an education, regardless of colour, code, creed, gender, race, etc.
On September 21, 2007, City Year held its fourth Opening Day in Central High's auditorium and led a large community service project in honor of the 50th anniversary of Central High's integration. Read more
On November 16, 2004, President Bill Clinton swore the inaugural City Year corps into service in front of Central High as a kickoff event of the week-long opening of the Clinton Presidential Center. Read more