South Carolina's Equalization Schools 1951-1960
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For Teachers

South Carolina's new Social Studies Standards (2011) reference the state's School Equalization Program (Standard 8-7.2).  Find additional information to teach this standard on this page.  See the new draft lesson plan specific to equalization schools below!

The following links and webpages contain a multitude of resources for teachers.  The lesson plans tend to focus on Brown v. Board of Education or Briggs v. Elliott.  If you have any suggestions to add to this page, please contact me!
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Scott's Branch High School, Clarendon County, c. 1951 (Image courtesy of South Caroliniana Library, University of South Carolina)
Teaching with Historic Places
Separate but Equal?: South Carolina's Fight  Over School Segregation (8th grade)
Brown v. Board:  Five Communities that Changed  America

Teaching American History
School Desegregation in South Carolina  (high school)
Separate but Equal? (3rd grade)
With All Deliberate Speed (8th grade)

South Carolina State  Historic Preservation Office
A Teacher's Guide to African American Places in South  Carolina (handbook with variety of plans/sources)

South Carolina Educational Television
Road Trip! Through South Carolina's Civil  Rights History (a fun, interactive website with links to historic places,  photographs, and resources for teachers)

Briggs-DeLaine-Pearson Foundation
Briggs v. Elliott: Clarendon County's Quest for Equality  (order a curriculum guide and teacher resource booklet from the website)

Teaching with Documents
Documents Related to Brown v. Board of  Education(includes a scanned copy of Judge  Waring's dissent in Briggs v. Elliott)

Smithsonian Institute
Separate is Not Equal: Brown v. Board of  Education (historic photographs, documents, and resources for teachers)
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