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Board of Public Education Seeks Public Feedback through Online Survey

Community Survey to Provide Feedback For Superintendent Search

Leading by Empowering and Advancing Parents - Reskilling and Upskilling For the New Workplace

Opportunity For Parents To Learn New Skills

Go Down To Savannah W. W. Law's Negro Heritage Trail

W. W. Law Black History Month Bull Street Library

Learn About Massie

Watch a video and discover what Massie has to offer visitors

Famous Massie Alumnus Actor Lawrence Semon

Learn more about Lawrence Semon: Savannah's “Boy Wonder" and Film Star. His most famous role was as scarecrow in The Wizard of OZ

May Day at Massie Through the Years Photo album

Look back at photos of May Day activities and guests through Massie's 166 year old history

Fall 2021 Virtual & In Person School Programs

See the virtual an in person programs Massie has to offer to support instruction

Visit Massie Through Historic Images

Images of events and people who attended, visited, and/or taught at Massie School. Dates extend from from the early 1900s thorugh approximately the 1950s and early 1960s.

Massie Heritage Center Awarded Two Excellence in Exhibition Recognitions from the Coastal Museums Association

Excellence in Exhibition recognition is bestowed on exhibits that show excellence in interpretation, design, and implementation.

Exhibit: The Heritage Classroom (All Levels)

Step back in time to an authentic nineteenth-century classroom. Engage in authentic grade-level appropriate reading, writing, arithmetic, and geography lessons and practice penmanship with quill pens. ​

Exhibit: Teachers As Trailblazers in Savannah - Mid 19th Century - Present

Learn about educators who led the way in changing educational policies and procedures in Chatham County

COVID-19

Saftey First in the Museum

Heritage Education Programs

Learn About our progams

Exhibit: American Indians of Coastal Georgia

​​​​​​Discover the largest collection of Yamacraw American Indian artifacts in the country and the only American Indian Exhibit in Savannah. Examine artifacts that chronicle more than 10,000 years of human history in Georgia.​

Friends of Massie History

Massie School ceased being a public school in 1974 because it was too small to support a viable student population. The school was a cherished institution by many local residents, especially in the downtown area.

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