Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site
Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site commemorates one of the most pivotal moments in American civil rights history, where nine brave African American students integrated the school in 1957. This powerful historic site offers families an opportunity to explore courage, equality, and the ongoing fight for civil rights in an age-appropriate way that sparks meaningful conversations with children.
Junior Ranger Program at Little Rock Central High School National Historic Site
The Junior Ranger program at Little Rock Central High School engages kids with interactive activities that help them understand the courage of the Little Rock Nine and the importance of standing up for what's right. Through special booklets and guided activities, young visitors learn about this historic moment while developing empathy and understanding of civil rights history.
- Meet park rangers who share inspiring stories of the Little Rock Nine's bravery
- Complete activities that teach about equality and standing up for others
- Explore the visitor center with exhibits designed to engage young minds
Planning Your Visit
Van Life Tip: The visitor center has a small parking area, so arrive early in the day for the best parking spots, and street parking is available nearby for larger RVs.
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