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Little Rock Central High School was designated as a national historic site in 1998. It is the first historic site of its kind (a working school) and is symbolic of the nation's Civil Rights movement. The school was designed in Art Deco and Collegiate Gothic architectural styles on a campus that is two city blocks in size. Widely publicized when it opened, it has been praised by institutions such as the American Institute of Architects and the New York Times. There is a visitor center across the street from it that is open to tourists since the school is still operational.
Up until 1954, public schools in Little Rock had been segregated, but a Supreme Court decision made this illegal; the Little Rock School Board agreed to comply with the court's decision, but it wasn't until 1957 that the first African-American students were admitted to the school. The first nine students to attend Central High are now referred to as the “Little Rock Nine” and are considered by many to be heroes of the Civil Rights Movement. Today, the school represents the advances that have been made as it continues to educate students and the public about civil rights issues.
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