Cecil County School Desegregation

“Standing in the Schoolhouse Door:  The Desegregation of Public Schools in Cecil County, Maryland – 1954-1965” is a Washington College thesis (2013) by Kyle Dixon, B.A..  The thesis analyzes social and political factors, which led to the desegreation of public schools in Cecil County, MD.

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Cedar Hill, African American School House Cecil County
The Cedar Hill School, an African American School House near Pleasant Hill in Cecil County.
Kyle Dixon at Levi J Coppin School in Cecilton, an African-American School
The author, Kyle Dison at the Levin Coppin School, a former schoolhouse for African Americans in Cecilton.

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