Establishment of the Julius Rosenwald and Rosenwald Schools National Historical Park
This Act creates a new National Historical Park and a national network to honor Julius Rosenwald and the schools built for African American children during segregation. It ensures the preservation of historic sites and provides new educational resources and visitor centers for the public.
Key points
Creation of a National Historical Park with sites in Chicago, Maryland, South Carolina, and Virginia.
Establishment of a national network to connect and preserve remaining Rosenwald School buildings across the country.
Provision of grants and technical assistance for the restoration and interpretation of these historic educational sites.
New visitor facilities and educational programs focused on the history of social justice and civil rights.
Status:
Introduced
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