Black school
educational institutes for black people
Central Alabama Institute
Defunct Black school in Alabama, U.S.
Opelousas Colored School
school in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana (1919–1953)
Butler College
high school turned college in Tyler, Texas, United States
Marlboro Colored High School
Defunct African American public high school (1923–1935)
Simmons Colored School
historic building and former African American school in St. Louis, Missouri, US
Colored Industrial School of Cincinnati
Defunct school in Cincinnati, Ohio (1914–1962)
Miller's Ferry Normal and Industrial School
African American private school in Miller's Ferry, Wilcox County, Alabama, U.S.
Curry Normal and Industrial Institute
Black school in Urbana, Ohio, US
training school
kind of segregated schools for African Americans which were mostly all closed during desegregation
Coleman College
Defunct African American high school, later a college in Louisiana
Nelson Merry College
school in Jefferson City, Tennessee, US (1895–1965)
Carver Heights High School
former high school in Florida, United States
Rosenwald High School
public school
Avery College
Former school in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (1849–1873)
Booker T. Washington High School
Former Black High school in Jonesboro, Arkansas
Holy Ghost High School
school in St. Landry Parish, Louisiana, US (1874–1971)
Central Mississippi College
American school in Kosciusko, Mississippi (1893–?)
Burrell Normal School
American school in Florence, Alabama, U.S. (1903–1969)