Susie G. Gibson
Document Database
Explore original records, photographs, and historical materials that tell the story of Susie G. Gibson High School and its lasting legacy. These archives preserve the voices, milestones, and moments that shaped a community and continue to inspire generations.
Bedford One Room Schools
(1865–1922)
Explore Bedford County’s one-room schools after emancipation, humble classrooms where freedmen’s children gained literacy and opportunity through resilience and community spirit.
Bedford Training School
(1923–1954)
Discover the early foundations of Black secondary education in Bedford County. The Bedford Training School laid the groundwork for academic and vocational learning during segregation, driven by community resolve and resilience.
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Susie G. Gibson High School
(1954–1970)
Explore the legacy of the school named for a trailblazing educator. From its opening in 1954 to its role as a center of excellence and pride, Susie G. Gibson High School represents a pivotal chapter in Bedford’s educational and cultural history.
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Bedford Education Center
(1970–Present)
Trace the transformation of this historic campus into a hub for 21st-century learning. Reclaiming its name, the center continues to honor its past while preparing students for bright futures in career and technical education.