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Window Decal: Wil Lou Gray
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Wil Lou Gray (1883-1984), a pioneer of adult educa-tion and literacy and founder of the Oppor-tunity School program in South Carolina, has been inducted into the Museum of Education’s South Carolina Education Hall of Honor. (Portrait: Museum of Education)

Inductee into the South Carolina Education Hall of Honor


[teachers must] "under-stand the intense yearning in the hearts of unlearned women to know how better to live so that they might come out of their corner of isolation and be a part of the community in which they live."

Wil Lou Gray, "The Beginning of the Opportunity Schools," unpublished paper, Museum of Education Gray Papers, p. 1.

Decal Photograph:
on location at the Museum of Education, south side of the Wardlaw Hall building on Greene St. between Sumter and Main streets, Columbia

           
       

As a gesture of "copyright goodwill," the Museum of Education chose not to place an archival quality photograph on this website page. For those intersted in using this portrait for publication, please contact the copyright holder.

Wil Lou Gray bibliography

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