Little Rock Central High School, the only operating high school in the nation to be designated a National Historic Site, is a place important beyond its past. Come and learn how the sacrifice and struggle endured by nine African-Americans teenagers over a half century ago have provided opportunities and opened doors to those seeking equality – and education - around the world.
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Schedule a interpretive tour that enters Little Rock Central High School; reservations are required for these weekday-only programs.
The Memory Project immerses students in the oral history of civil rights and human rights through inter-generational learning.
July 2020 workshop with daily programs, primary source work, subject experts & visits to local sites of significance - applications closed
The YLA empowers young leaders and promotes volunteerism, nonviolence, and stewardship for the National Park Service.
The park's calendar includes information on daily activities, evening programs, special events, etc.
Moments, Meanings, and Memory from the events at Central High
Last updated: February 24, 2020