Florida Rosenwald Schools Oral History Project
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Interviewer
Ron Matus
Publication Date
2025
Date
2024-12-28
Abstract
Hilda Bridget Turner reflects on her education at the Rosenwald School in East Altamonte, describing it as a disciplined, high-achieving environment that fostered strong community ties. She contrasts this with integrated schools, citing a decline in structure and engagement. Turner highlights the school's role in supporting local youth and the impact of its closure. She emphasizes the dedication of Black teachers and advocates for community-focused education.
Document Type
Oral History
Keywords
Rosenwald schools, Segregation in education, African American teachers, School integration, African American communities, Academic achievement, African American schools
Extent
01:08:42; 32 page transcript
Subject: geographic
Seminole County (Fla.); Altamonte Springs (Fla.)
Language
English
Digital Date
2025
Format
Digital only
Identifier
rosenwald-ohp-turner-bridgette-hilda
Recommended Citation
Turner, Hilda Bridgette, "Hilda Bridgette Turner Oral History Interview" (2025). Florida Rosenwald Schools Oral History Project. 3.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/rosenwald_ohp/3
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