Gloucester County Public Library Save our Souls Sessions Presents:
The Descendant Community Committee of the Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation
Our Schools, Our Stories
Our Schools, Our Stories
The mission of the Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation is to seek, share, and preserve the history of African American education in Gloucester County and beyond.
Woodville School Is Open
Visit the restored Rosenwald school classroom and learn about the history of the Woodville Rosenwald School on the first Saturday of every month from 10 A.M to 2 P.M.
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Join Us for Our 1st Annual Jazz Day!
The Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation proudly presents its 1st Annual Jazz Day, featuring an incredible lineup! Mark your calendars for April 26, 2026, and get ready for an unforgettable day of jazz.
Tickets will be on sale soon. Check back here for more information.
Don’t miss this exciting day of JAZZ!
Tickets will be on sale soon. Check back here for more information.
Don’t miss this exciting day of JAZZ!
View a brief video about the Woodville School
Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation Oral Histories Featured in Museum Exhibit
Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation is awarded a National Trust for Historic Preservation African American Cultural History Action Fund Grant
This grant will support the creation of an experiential learning program for Gloucester County students at the Woodville School.
Virginia Humanities and WHRO award a grant to the Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation
This grant will support the preservation and display of archaeological artifacts from the Woodville School site.
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100% of donations go directly to charitable and educational purposes relating to the African American experience in Gloucester County. All donations are tax-deductible.