AFRICAN AMERICAN SCHOOL BUILDING REVIVAL
Beauregard Parish Training School
Beauregard Parish
Beauregard Parish Training school was originally a five-classroom L-shaped building that educated African American students in the early 20th century until it suffered a fire in 1929. When the school was rebuilt in 1953, it was renamed George Washington Carver High School and remained open until integration. Today, the building is being used as Beau Care Headstart.
Beauregard Parish Training School
OPENED: 1929
CLOSED: N/A
OTHER NAMES OF SCHOOL: George Washington Carver High School, Beau Care Headstart
OTHER USES/CURRENT USE: Headstart
308 Martin Luther King Drive
DeRidder, LA 70634
