In Part One we focused on Stephens’s work as a principal and teacher in the Asheville City Schools and as … More
Tag: African American Education
Asheville’s First City Schools for Black Students, Part Four: Builders of Black Schools (concluded)
This installment offers a look at the life and career of the fifth of the five original teachers at Asheville’s … More
Asheville’s First City Schools for Black Students
Part One: Blacks Vote for Public Education, Win a Separate but Unequal Place in the New School System When Asheville … More
Asheville Black Family History and Stephens-Lee High School Graduates
Are any of these people your relatives? Former graduates of Stephens-Lee High School, educational achievements and biographical information. We … More
Professor J.H. Michael’s Early Work to Further the Education of Black Teachers–Asheville 1915-1921
John Henry Michael was born in Alabama in 1867. He was the son of Robert Lee and Martha Michael. J.H. … More
