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Tag Archives: Segregated School
Remembering Parker-Gray School from 1920 – 1965
Behind the scene of the article on Parker-Gray School. Parker-Gray School was established in 1920 in Alexandria, Virginia. The first building was located at 901 Wythe Street where the present day Charles Houston Recreation Center is located. The school had … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandria VA, Parker-Gray, Parker-Gray Alumni Association, Segregated School
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1942 Parker-Gray High School Teachers and Graduating Class
The Parker-High School year of 1941 to 1942 had one principal and twenty teachers. William H. Pitts, Sr. – Principal A.W. Adkins – Tenth Grade Susie Anderson – Eighth Grade Ferris Holland – Ninth Grade Louis Johnson – Industrial Arts … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Parker-Gray School
Tagged Colored School, Parker-Gray High School, Segregated School
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