Booker T. Washington High School (Montgomery, Alabama)

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Booker T. Washington High School in Montgomery, Alabama is a historically significant public high school known for educating African American students during segregation, including civil rights figure Claudette Colvin.

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instanceOf historically black high school
public high school
associatedWith Montgomery bus boycott
civil rights movement
city Montgomery
linked to: Montgomery, Alabama
country United States
countryEducationSystem United States education system
desegregationEra Jim Crow era
linked to: Jim Crow laws
educationLevel grades 9–12
governedBy Alabama State Department of Education
hasAlumnus Claudette Colvin
hasAlumnusRole civil rights figure
historicalRole school for African American students during segregation
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Alabama
Montgomery County, Alabama
Montgomery, Alabama
United States
namedAfter Booker T. Washington
namedForEthnicity African American
namedForNotability prominent leader in African American education
namedForOccupation educator
notableAlumnus Claudette Colvin
operatedBy Montgomery Public Schools
publicAccess tuition-free for district residents
schoolType high school
secondary school
sector public
state Alabama
studentDemographicHistorical African American students

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Claudette Colvin educatedAt Booker T. Washington High School (Montgomery, Alabama)
Claudette Colvin education Booker T. Washington High School (Montgomery, Alabama)
subject linked to: Claudette