Welcome To Coleman High School

This web site is dedicated to the students, faculty and the community of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Coleman High School (formally Jefferson Country Training School) served the Pine Bluff and adjacent African American communities from 1950 until 1971.

Coleman High School had a humble beginning in 1915 as the Hall School on West 6th street. Through various migrations, it stands today as Coleman Elementary School on West 13th street.

SENIOR CLASS 1950

SPONSORED BY THE COLEMAN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION.

We want to encourage all Coleman Alumni to participate in the development of this site. With your help we can produce a site that depicts the proud heritage of an institution that contributed so much to our lives.
Please share any documents or photos that will help us reach our goal.
Thanks
Willard "Gene" Parks - 62

**** OUR NEXT ALL SCHOOL REUNION IS SCHEDULED FOR JULY 4, 5, & 6, 2014. ****

Our First Principal

Professor C. P. Coleman, a graduate of Rust College, in Holly Springs, Mississippi was the first superintendent and Principal the Jefferson County Training School which became the Jefferson County High School and years later the school was named for him and became Coleman High School. During his early days at the schools history he was both the principal and it's faculty.

Congratulations Class of 1950

Congratulations to you upon your achievements and successes in the great world of living and learning! C. P. Coleman, Superintendent.