Delaware leaders gathered to celebrate Hockessin Colored School's contributions to school integration. Former student James "Sonny" Knott was among other former students at the event. Gov.

Shirley Bulah’s parents sued Delaware so their daughter could attend what was then an all-white school. (Friends of Hockessin Colored School #107) The website for the Friends of Hockessin Colored ...

Some say the building never should have existed and that the only thing worth remembering about that vestige of racism in Delaware, they say, is the day the Hockessin Colored School closed its doors.

Delaware. Hockessin Colored School #107 was built in 1920 and played a monumental role in the 1954 U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Brown v. Board of Education, which desegregated schools nationwide.

And soon little girls like Shirley Bulah of Hockessin could start riding the bus to school with their white neighbors. That wasn't the goal of Shirley's mother, Sarah, when she asked Delaware's ...

Educators participated in interactive sessions that provided a deeper understanding of Delaware state history. One session occurred at the Hockessin School 107c where Delaware Chief Justice Collins J.

(Mark Eichmann/WHYY) A school building once used to segregate Black students will soon play a new role in educating all students in the areas of diversity, inclusion, and social equity. The northern ...

HOCKESSIN, Del. (WPVI) -- More bomb threats were called in to Delaware schools on Tuesday, making it six threats in just two days across the state. However, there was no immediate word on if ...

Gov. Matt Meyer and Sen. Lisa Blunt Rochester joined old students and current leaders of Hockessin Colored School #107C on anniversary of desegregation ruling.