Colored school

Colored school is a term that has been historically used in the United States during the Jim Crow-era to refer to a segregated African American school or black school (which could be at any school type or level). It has also been used as a term used to describe historically black colleges and universities (HBCU).

Establishments called colored schools include:

• Abbeville Colored School in Abbeville, Mississippi; NRHP-listed
• Alapaha Colored School in Alapaha, Georgia; NRHP–listed
• Ashburn Colored School in Ashburn, Virginia
• Avondale Colored School in Scottdale, Georgia; later known as Hamilton High School
• Bellevue Avenue Colored School in Trenton, New Jersey; NRHP–listed
• Brooklyn Colored School in Brooklyn (now Oakland), Alameda County, California
• Buena Vista Colored School in Buena Vista, Virginia; NRHP–listed
• Calhoun Colored School in Calhoun, Alabama
• Coinjock Colored School in Coinjock, North Carolina; NRHP–listed
• Colored School No. 3 in New York City
• DeLeon Springs Colored School in DeLeon, Florida; NRHP-listed
• Douglass Colored School in Lawton, Oklahoma; NRHP-listed
• Hampton Colored School in Hampton, South Carolina
• Homer College, also known as Homer Colored College in Homer, Louisiana
• Hiram Colored School in Hiram, Georgia; NRHP–listed
• Jarvisburg Colored School in Jarvisburg, North Carolina
• Laurel Grove Colored School and Church in Franconia, Virginia
• Magnolia Colored School Historic District in Magnolia, Arkansas
• Millwood Colored School in Boyce, Virginia; now Millwood Community Center
• Opelousas Colored School in Opelousas, Louisiana
• Pine Grove Colored School in St. Andrews, South Carolina; later Pine Grove Rosenwald School; NRHP-listed
• Richmond City Colored School for African-American Children in Richmond, Kentucky; later known as Richmond High School
• Rock Hill Colored School in Frisco, Texas
• San Francisco Colored School in San Francisco, California
• Sanibel Colored School in Sanibel, Florida; NRHP–listed
• Seventh Street Colored School in Covington, Kentucky; later known as William Grant High School
• Simmons Colored School in St. Louis, Missouri
• Smithville Colored School in Colesville, Maryland
• State Colored Normal School (disambiguation)
• Victoria Colored School in Victoria County, Texas
• Virginia Avenue Colored School in Louisville, Kentucky; NRHP–listed
• Virginia Industrial Home School for Colored Girls in Mechanicsville, Virginia; later known as Barrett Juvenile Correctional Center
• Walnut Cove Colored School in Walnut Cove, North Carolina; also known as London School
• Weston Colored School in Weston, West Virginia; also known as the Central West Virginia Genealogical & Historical Library and Museum and Frontier School
• Williamston Colored School in Williamston, North Carolina