AFRICAN AMERICAN SCHOOL BUILDING REVIVAL
North Eunice High School
St. Landry Parish
In the early 1900s, like many other towns, the only means of education of African American children in Eunice were through home education and education through the local churches. Through these advocates, however, Eunice was able to construct their first African American school called North Eunice High School led by Reverend George Guillory. Today, the school remains and has been renamed East Elementary School serving over 200 students in grades PreK-4.
North Eunice High School
OPENED: 1940s
CLOSED: N/A
OTHER NAMES OF SCHOOL: East Elementary School
OTHER USES/CURRENT USE: Elementary School
550 Brother J. Road
Eunice, LA 70535
