Hudson
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Hudson was a former African-American school in Macon.
History
Hudson High and Industrial opened in 1922[1] as Macon's only black public high school, a status it would keep until Ballard became public. Hudson combined with Ballard to form Ballard-Hudson in 1949.[2] In its final year of operation, the Georgia Educational Directory noted an insufficient library and an excessive teacher load.[3]
Football
Hudson was competing in football soon after it was established.
References
- ↑ %22hudson high and industrial%22&pg=PP1#v=onepage&q=macon %22hudson high and industrial%22&f=false Faithful, Firm and True: African-American Education in the South
- ↑ "$500,000 High School Erected in Macon, Ga.," The Pittsburgh Courier (Pa.), November 5, 1949
- ↑ Georgia Educational Directory, 1948-49