Preserving Black Schools in South Carolina | Charleston News

South Carolina’s new Historic Black Schools Preservation Network is igniting a statewide movement to save and celebrate forgotten educational landmarks that once served as community hubs—offering not just lessons, but hope, leadership, and legacy. Born from a partnership between the Central Carolina Community Foundation and USC’s Center for Civil Rights History, this initiative connects grassroots groups struggling with funding cuts, helping them share resources, amplify impact, and secure a future for these vital sites. Starting in the Midlands, its reach is already expanding across the Lowcountry and beyond, turning preservation into a rallying cry—and a path to renewed life for historic buildings that shaped generations.

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