Remembering Jonesboro Rosenwald School: A Legacy of Education and Community
In the quiet corners of America’s rural South, a transformative movement unfolded over a century ago. It was a movement that shaped the educational and economic future of an entire generation of African American families. The catalyst? The Rosenwald Schools—nearly 5,000 modest one-, two-, and three-teacher schoolhouses built between 1917 and 1932. The Visionary Partnership Booker T. Washington, a prominent African American thought leader and educator, joined forces with Julius…










