St. Paul’s Normal and Industrial School

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St. Paul’s Normal and Industrial School was a historically Black educational institution in Virginia that focused on teacher training and industrial education for African American students in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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instanceOf educational institution
historically Black school
industrial school
teacher training college
activePeriod early 20th century
late 19th century
aim to prepare African American teachers for Black schools
to provide practical industrial skills to African American students
contributedTo development of Black professional class in Virginia
expansion of African American teacher workforce in the South
country United States of America
surface form: United States
demographicFocus formerly enslaved people and their descendants
educationalLevel normal school
postsecondary education
secondary education
educationalPhilosophy emphasis on training African American teachers
emphasis on vocational and industrial skills
fieldOfStudy agricultural training
domestic science
industrial arts
manual training
teacher education
hasHeritageDesignation historically Black institution
hasType segregated school
historicalSignificance part of the network of Black normal and industrial schools in the American South
provided higher education opportunities for African Americans in the Jim Crow era
inception late 19th century
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Brunswick County, Virginia NERFINISHED
Lawrenceville, Virginia NERFINISHED
Virginia
namedAfter Saint Paul NERFINISHED
primaryFocus industrial education
teacher training
racialSegregationContext Jim Crow segregation in education
regionServed Southern United States NERFINISHED
rural African American communities in Virginia
religiousAffiliation Christian tradition
sector private education
servesEthnicGroup African Americans NERFINISHED
targetStudentPopulation African American youth
timeInContext Jim Crow era
post–Civil War Reconstruction era

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Edward Alexander Bouchet employer St. Paul’s Normal and Industrial School