Rosa Parks did not finish high school She started school at the Alabama State Teachers College for Negroes for secondary education but she had to drop out to take care of her ill grandmother and later her ill mother.
Rosa Parks (like Ernest Green) did not have a job until she graduated high school. Like I said before, not a lot of African-Americans had jobs in the 1900's.
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Rosa Parks was unable to go to college. When she graduated high school in 1934 women and blacks were not allowed to enroll in southern colleges. It isn't until the 1960's and the civil rights movement that the first black man will be enrolled. By 1970 only about one student in 50 in the non-black colleges were black. It wasn't until 1954 that school desegregation was ordered by the Supreme Court, so Rosa Parks never had the chance to attend college and became a housekeeper.
Yes. She was married to Raymond Parks in 1932. They were married in front of Rosa's mother's house.
Rosa Parks was schooled at home until she was 11 years old. She then went to the Montgomery Industrial School for Girls. She did not attend college.
Rosa Parks finished high school in 1933.
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yes Rosa did go to high school
After she married Raymond Parks, Mr. Parks encouraged Mrs. Parks to finish high school. The year they got married was 1932 and approximately 11 years after, Mrs. Rosa Parks, achieved her high school diploma, approximately at age 30.
She attended Booker T. Washington High School
Rosa Parks dropped out of school around age 16 to care for her sick grandmother and mother. She later returned to school and earned her high school diploma.
Rosa Parks (like Ernest Green) did not have a job until she graduated high school. Like I said before, not a lot of African-Americans had jobs in the 1900's.
All African American Booker .T. Washington High School
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Rosa Parks was unable to go to college. When she graduated high school in 1934 women and blacks were not allowed to enroll in southern colleges. It isn't until the 1960's and the civil rights movement that the first black man will be enrolled. By 1970 only about one student in 50 in the non-black colleges were black. It wasn't until 1954 that school desegregation was ordered by the Supreme Court, so Rosa Parks never had the chance to attend college and became a housekeeper.