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Beauregard Parish Training School
The Beauregard Parish Training School in DeRidder, Louisiana, was a school for education of black students and for training of black teachers. The school buildings, located on the original property on the corner of Martin Luther King drive and Alexandria street in DeRidder, were the first African-American related structures in southwestern Louisiana to be listed in the National Register of Historic Places, on March 1, 1996.
==Teachers==
Teacher preparation was an important goal of the Beauregard Parish Training School from its founding until the mid-1930s when the program was discontinued. Subsequently, students were required to attend one or two years at a normal school in order to obtain a teaching certificate.
The county(parish) training school movement for training black teachers began in 1911. By school year 1919-1920 Beauregard Parish Training School〔Black School〕 became one of 107 Training schools in the South. The curriculum included regular courses such as math, science, and English, as well as instruction in how to teach. Although each student completing the teaching program was awarded a certificate stating that he or she was qualified to teach at the elementary level in black schools, it was necessary for each to pass a test given by the state Department of Education before that certification was considered valid. After the teaching program was discontinued in the mid-1930s, students were required to attend one or two years at a normal school in order to obtain a teaching certificate. The school curriculum offered and its teachers were highly valued by the black citizens of Beauregard Parish.
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