South Carolina's Equalization Schools 1951-1960
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Students in Baptist Hill Elementary School Hollywood, South Carolina (photograph courtesy Charleston County School District)
Charleston County Equalization Schools

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​As part of Charleston County School District's school redesign project, the district is reconstructing many of its historic schools to meet current safety and seismic codes.  Charleston's public schools have a long history and tradition, and this online exhibit tells the story of a turbulent period in Charleston's education history--that of the school equalization program.  This website is a complement to the outdoor exhibit on Charleston's equalization schools found at Charleston Progressive Academy, 382 Meeting Street.

Start your journey by learning about
Early Education in Charleston, 1895-1940s.


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