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Laurens County Training School

Laurens County Training School is a South Carolina historical marker in Gray Court, Laurens County, dedicated 2001.

Laurens County · dedicated 2001 · Just off West Mill St., Gray Court, Gray Court

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Front: The Laurens County Training School, located here 1924-1954, had its origins in Gray Court School, a one-room school founded ca. 1890 on the grounds of Pleasant View Baptist Church. The training school, opened in 1924 in a building constructed with assistance from the Rosenwald Fund, taught grades 8-11 until 1948. Reverse: This school, at first emphasizing farming and homemaking skills, later expanded its curriculcum to include more academic courses and became an accredited high school in 1948-49 with the addition of grade 12. The school closed and was later demolished when Laurens County schools were consolidated in 1954.

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Marker data: South Carolina Historical Marker Program, SC Department of Archives and History

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