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Little Rock Central High School National Historic SiteThe statues on the front of Central High School are likenesses of Greek gods and goddesses.
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Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site
Lesson Plans & Teacher Guides
Lesson 1  "All the World is Watching Us": The Crisis at Little Rock Central High School, 1954-1957.
 
Lesson 2   Daisy Lee Gatson Bates
 
Lesson 3  "Great things happen in small places..."  Government Authority and Civil Rights Activism in Arkansas (1954-1959)
 
Lesson 4   You're the Justice!  A Landmark Case in Supreme Court History
 
Lesson 5   Teaching Empathy: The Story of Ruby Bridges
 
Lesson 6   Every Person Has a Story of Courage: The Little Rock Nine
 
Lesson 7   The Fourteenth Amendment
 
Lesson 8   Paul Laurence Dunbar High School
 
Lesson 9  Desegregation:  Past, Present, and Future
2009 Constitution Day Activities - Click here to download activities and ideas for Constitution Day, September 17th.
Segregationist hate mail sent to vice principal Elizabeth Huckaby  

Did You Know?
Vice Principal Elizabeth Huckaby's memoir of the 1957 desegregation crisis was made into a television movie starring Joanne Woodward, titled Crisis at Central High. Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site

Last Updated: September 15, 2009 at 15:40 EST