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One room. One teacher. Twenty-five students - Part 1 | History Heritage & Culture Series
By Derwin L. Montgomery The Winston-Salem Chronicle One Room. One Teacher. Twenty-Five Students That’s how the institution that would become Winston-Salem State University began—founded on September 28, 1892, as Slater Industrial Academy. But from the beginning, its founder, Simon Green Atkins, envisioned something larger than a school. He imagined an ecosystem—one that joined education, housing, civic life, and moral formation into a single …
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