• GOLD - Still exists under same name
• SILVER - High school that existed in the GHSA but now closed
• SKY BLUE - High school that closed with integration
• GREEN - High school closed prior to integration
• * - Private school

Notes:
- Dates apply to high schools ONLY. Several buildings were recycled post-integration as middle or elementary schools, but nearly all of them under different names.
- Closing dates might not be 100% accurate for high schools. For systems that eliminated one high school with total integration, this is going by that year. That year may be off by one (hopefully, that's as inaccurate as it gets) as this list is reliant on Georgia Department of Education school lists.
- Consolidation and building programs under the Minimum Foundation Program caused a ton of changes and eliminated most rural schools. In one single swoop, Burke County went from 42 African-American schools to six. Likewise, Oglethorpe County went from 20 (or 21) to one.
- It is difficult to establish which schools contained high school grades. The vast majority did not, but a few did. Even with local newspaper research, no doubt a few will be missing from the list as depending on paper, African-American schools got little to no coverage in this era (and depending on paper, it was marginally better post-mid-1950s).

School	City	Dates	Nickname(s)	Colors	Notes
Appling County
Appling County Consolidated	Baxley	-1970	Rams
Appling [County] Training					Rural school that was listed as a high school in the early 1950s
Baxley Training	Baxley	-1955
Atkinson County
Atkinson County Training	Pearson	-1970	Rams
Bacon County
Alma Consolidated	Alma	-1969	Tigers
Baker County
East Baker	Newton		Bears
Baldwin County
Boddie	Milledgeville	-1970	Rattlers	Maroon & White
Carver	Milledgeville				Became an elementary when Boddie opened
* Eddy	Milledgeville
Banks County
no high school; students sent to Johntown in Commerce through 1954, then to Cornelia Regional
Barrow County
Fairfield	Statham				Briefly had a high school; school completely closed in 1957.
Glenwood	Winder	-1970	Hornets; Tigers
Bartow County
Summer Hill	Cartersville	-1968	Blue Devils
Ben Hill County
Monitor	Fitzgerald	-1971	Eagles	Gold & Maroon
Queensland	Queensland	-1969	Wildcats
Berrien County
Nashville High & Elementary	Nashville	-1969	Falcons	Blue & Gold
Bibb County
Peter G. Appling	Macon	1958-1970	Wildcats	Black & Gold
Ballard	Macon
Ballard-Hudson	Macon	-1970	Maroon Tigers	Maroon & White
Hudson	Macon		Tigers
Bleckley County
Cochran Colored	Cochran		Tigers
Thompson Street	Cochran	-1970
Brantley County
Waynesville	Waynesville				High school portion closed between 1951 and 1956; students sent to Center in Waycross
Brooks County
Brooks	Quitman		Wildcats	Blue & White
Brooks County Training	Dixie
Morven Rosenwald	Morven		Tigers	Green & White
Washington Street	Quitman	-1970	Wildcats	Blue & Gold
Bryan County
Carver	Richmond Hill		Cobras
Pembroke	Pembroke	-1970		Blue & Gold
Bulloch County
Portal	Portal
William James	Statesboro	-1971	Bulldogs	Gold & Purple
Statesboro High & Industrial	Statesboro
Burke County
Blakeney	Waynesboro	-1970	Lions		Formerly Waynesboro High & Industrial
* Boggs Academy	Keysville	1906-1984	Panthers	Blue & Gold
Girard	Girard	-1955
Rosier Grove		-1955	Lions		Possibly not ever a full high school.
Springfield		-1955
Waynesboro High & Industrial	Waynesboro
Butts County
F.B. Henderson	Jackson	-1970	Tigers
Calhoun County
Arlington Vocational	Arlington
Edison Negro	Edison
H.T. Singleton	Morgan	-1970	Pirates
Camden County
Ralph Bunche	Woodbine	-1970	Hornets	Green & Orange
Camden County Training	Woodbine				Continued as an elementary
Candler County
Candler County Training	Metter		Tigers
Lillian Street	Metter	-1970			Formerly Candler County Training
Carroll County
Carroll County Training	Carrollton
Carver	Carrollton	-1969	Yellow Jackets	Black & Gold
Catoosa County
Ringgold Colored	Ringgold
Wilson	Ringgold	-1966
Charlton County
Bethune	Folkston	-1969	Wildcats		formerly known as Folkston
Folkston	Folkston		Pirates		changed name to Bethune
Chatham County
Beach	Savannah	1950-	Bulldogs	Blue & Gold	Formerly Beach-Cuyler
Beach-Cuyler	Savannah	-1950			Initially a private school.
Haven Home	Savannah
Sol C. Johnson	Savannah	1959-	Atomsmashers	Blue & Orange
* St. Pius X	Savannah		Crusaders
Tompkins	Savannah	1957-1989	Wolverines	Blue & White	Formerly Woodville
Woodville	Savannah	-1957	Wolverines
Chattahoochee County
Cusseta Industrial	Cusseta	-1970	Lions
Chattooga County
A.C. Carter	Summerville	-1965 or 1966
Chattooga County Training	Lyerly
Summerville Negro	Summerville
Cherokee County
Ralph Bunche	Canton	-1967			Formerly Cherokee County Training
Cherokee County Training	Canton			Blue & Gold
Clarke County
Athens High & Industrial	Athens	-1964	Yellow Jackets
Burney Harris	Athens	1964-1970	Yellow Jackets	Blue & Gold	Formerly Athens High & Industrial
* E.T. Holmes	Athens
* Jeruel Academy	Athens
* Knox Institute	Athens
* Union Baptist Institute	Athens
Clay County
Bluffton	Bluffton	1949-1950			Only had high school one year before it consolidated with Speight
A. Speight	Fort Gaines	-1970	Wildcats
Clayton County
Fountain	Forest Park	-1969	Rams	Maroon & White
Jonesboro	Jonesboro				A high school was located here in the 1950s, but unknown if it had a more formal name.
Clinch County
Homerville High & Elementary	Homerville	-1970	Hornets
Cobb County
Lemon Street	Marietta	-1965 or 1966	Hornets	Blue & White
Marietta Industrial	Marietta
Perkinson	Marietta
Coffee County
Carver	Douglas	-1970	Tigers
Colquitt County
Colquitt County Training	Moultrie
Moultrie High School for Negro Youth	Moultrie		Rams
William Bryant	Moultrie	-1970
Columbia County
Appling	Appling	-1957
John P. Blanchard Consolidated	Appling	1957-1970	Bulldogs	Blue & White	Opened Apr. 29, 1957
Gibbs	Evans	-1957
Cook County
Cook County Training	Adel	-1970	Rams		Cook County High & Elementary in 1969-70.
Coweta County
Grantville Training	Grantville
* McClelland Academy	Newnan
Newnan-Coweta County Central	Newnan	1955-1970	Panthers	Black & Gold
Savannah Street	Newnan		Panthers
Howard Warner	Newnan				Formerly Savannah Street
Crawford County
Crawford County Training	Roberta	-1970	Bulldogs
Crisp County
A.S. Clark	Cordele	-1970	Rams	Gold & Green
* Gillespie-Selden	Cordele
* Holsey-Cobb Institute	Cordele		Leopards
Dade County
no high school; students sent to Howard in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Dawson County
no African-American schools
Decatur County
Attapulgus	Attapulgus
Attapulgus-Mount Moriah	Attapulgus		Jaguars
Hutto	Bainbridge	-1970
Mount Moriah
Union Normal	Bainbridge
DeKalb County
Avondale	Avondale Estates
Bruce Street	Lithonia	-1969	Eagles	Blue & White
Hamilton	Avondale Estates	-1969	Hornets	Gold & Green
Herring Street	Decatur		Bulldogs
Lynwood Park	Chamblee	-1969
Trinity	Decatur	-1967	Bulldogs
Dodge County
Copeland	Rhine	-1957
Lisbon	Eastman	-1957
Mount Zion		-1957
Peabody	Eastman	-1970	Tigers
Rhine Colored	Rhine	-1956
Dooly County
Vienna High & Industrial	Vienna	-1970	Rattlers	Burgundy & Gold
Dougherty County
Madison	Albany		Golden Tornadoes	Gold & Green
Monroe	Albany		Tornadoes	Gold & Green
Douglas County
R.L. Cousins	Douglasville	1957-1967
Hutcheson	Douglasville	-1957	Wildcats	Blue & White
Early County
Carver	Jakin
Kestler	Damascus
Washington	Blakely	-1970	Bears	Blue & White
Echols County
Herctoma	Statenville	-1970
Effingham County
Central	Springfield	-1970	Panthers
Effingham County High & Elementary	Springfield
Elbert County
Blackwell Memorial	Elberton	-1970	Rams
Elberton Colored	Elberton
Emanuel County
Emanuel County	Swainsboro	-1969
Swainsboro High & Industrial	Swainsboro
Evans County
Evans County	Claxton	-1971	Longhorns
Fannin County
no high school
Fayette County
Fayette County Training	Fayetteville	-1970
Floyd County
Georgia School for the Deaf	Cave Spring				GSD had white and Black school divisions, right down to basketball teams.
Main	Rome	-1969	Panthers	Gold & Green
Rome Negro	Rome
Forsyth County
no African-American schools
Franklin County
Carnesville Trade	Carnesville	-1967
Lavonia Colored	Lavonia
Royston Colored	Royston
Union Grove	Carnesville	-1957
Fulton County
Archer	Atlanta	-1995	Eagles	Crimson & White
Bailey-Johnson	Alpharetta		Lions	Blue & Gold
Carver	Atlanta		Panthers	Grey & Maroon
East Point	East Point
Fairburn	Fairburn		Bears
Harper	Atlanta	1963-1995	Trojans
David T. Howard	Atlanta		Rams	Blue & Gold
Price	Atlanta		Wildcats	Black & Red
South Fulton	East Point		Lions	Blue & Orange
Eva Thomas	College Park		Bearcats
Turner	Atlanta	-1990	Wolves	Green & White
Booker T. Washington	Atlanta		Bulldogs	Blue & White
Gilmer County
no African-American schools
Glascock County
Glascock County Consolidated	Gibson	-1970
Glynn County
Risley	Brunswick	-1970	Tigers	Crimson & Gold
Gordon County
Stephens	Calhoun	-1965 or 1966	Hornets	Green & White
Grady County
Liberty	Beachton
Washington	Cairo	-1970	Tigers	Gold & Green
Greene County
Floyd T. Corry	Greensboro	1956-1970	Tigers		Formerly Greene County
Greene County	Greensboro	1953-1956	Tigers
Greensboro	Greensboro	-1953	Tigers
Gwinnett County
Buford Colored	Buford
Greenard-Watson	Buford	-1970			Formerly Buford Colored
Hooper-Renwick	Lawrenceville	-1968
Habersham County
Cornelia Colored	Cornelia
Cornelia Regional	Cornelia				High school for multiple counties
Jack Forrester	Alto		Vikings		Part of Georgia Industrial Institute
Hall County
E.E. Butler	Gainesville	-1969	Tigers	Gold & Maroon
Fair Street	Gainesville		Tigers
Mount Zion
Summer Hill	Gainesville
Hancock County
East End	Sparta				Students sent to L.S. Ingraham
Hancock Central	Sparta	1960-	Bulldogs	Gold & Maroon	Opened January 4, 1960
L.S. Ingraham	Sparta	1943-1960			High school moved to Hancock Central on January 4, 1960; formerly Sparta A&I
Sparta A&I	Sparta	-1943			Changed name to L.S. Ingraham.
Springfield	Mayfield		Tigers		High school probably closed in 1956
Warren Chapel	Devereux	-1951			Students went to L.S. Ingraham; sometimes referred to as just Warren
Haralson County
Carver	Tallapoosa		Wildcats
Haralson County Consolidated	Waco		Hornets
Harris County
Carver	Hamilton	-1970	Trojans
Hart County
Hart County Training	Hartwell	-1970
Heard County
Mary Johnson	Franklin	-1970	Hornets
Henry County
Henry County Training	McDonough		Red Devils
Westside	McDonough	-1970	Red Devils		Formerly Henry County Training
Houston County
Houston County Training	Perry	-1970	Indians
Pearl Stephens	Warner Robins	-1970
Irwin County
Ocilla High & Industrial	Ocilla	-1970	Wildcats	Gold & Green
Jackson County
Bryan	Jefferson	-1968	Panthers
Johntown	Commerce	-1957
Jasper County
Jasper County Training	Monticello	-1968
Washington Park	Monticello	1968-	Indians	Black & Gold	Formerly Jasper County Training
Jeff Davis County
Hazlehurst	Hazlehurst		Dragons
Hazlehurst High & Elementary	Hazlehurst	-1970
Jefferson County
Carver	Wadley	-1958
Jefferson County	Louisville	-1970	Lions
Jefferson County Training	Louisville	-1958	Dragons
Booker T. Washington	Bartow
Wrens Colored	Wrens	-1958
Jenkins County
Burgess Landrum	Millen	4/3/1956-1970	Bombers		New school opened on March 30, 1956; named for superintendent days later
Jenkins County Training	Millen	-4/3/1956
Johnson County
Adrian	Adrian	-1957
Dock Kemp	Wrightsville	-1970	Wildcats
Kite	Kite	-1956			Kite closed Jan. 1, 1957
Jones County
Maggie Califf	Gray	-1970	Rattlers
Lamar County
Barnesville High & Industrial	Barnesville	-1956
Booker	Barnesville	1956-1970	Tigers	Blue, Maroon, & Silver
Lanier County
Lakeland Colored	Lakeland	-1956	Rams
Lakeland High & Elementary	Lakeland	1956-1969	Wildcats
Laurens County
Mary Fleming	Dublin	-1970	Lions (Tigresses)
Millville	Dudley	-1970	Rams
Oconee	Dublin	-1970	Trojans
Dr. B.D. Perry	East Dublin	-1970	Eagles
Washington Street	Dublin		Trojans
Lee County
Lee County Training	Leesburg	-1970
Liberty County
Dorchester Academy	McIntosh		Panthers
Liberty County	McIntosh	-1972	Tigers	Gold & Purple
Lincoln County
Lincoln County Training	Lincolnton
Westside	Lincolnton	-1970			Formerly Lincoln County Training
Long County
Walker	Ludowici	-1971	Wildcats
Lowndes County
Dasher	Valdosta		Golden Tigers
Lowndes County Training			Trojans
Magnolia	Valdosta
Mount Zion	Valdosta	-1959
Pinevale	Valdosta	-1969	Tigers	Black & Orange
Webb-Miller	Hahira	-1960			Became a de facto county high school in 1959 as Lowndes officials decided it would serve all county high school students until a new school could be built.
Westside	Valdosta	1960-1969	Braves
Lumpkin County
no high school
Macon County
D.F. Douglass	Montezuma	1958-1998	Yellow Jackets	Gold & Green
Flint River Farms		1938-1958	Tigers
Lamson-Richardson	Marshallville	-1958	Yellow Jackets
Macon County Training	Montezuma	-1958	Wildcats
Madison County
Comer	Comer
Southside	Colbert	-1970	Tigers
Tabor's Chapel
Marion County
Buena Vista
Marion County Colored	Buena Vista	-1970
McDuffie County
McDuffie County Training	Thomson		Rams
R.L. Norris	Thomson	-1970	Rams	Red & Royal Blue
McIntosh County
Todd-Grant	Darien	-1970	Wildcats	Black & Gold
Meriwether County
Greenville Consolidated	Greenville	-1970	Wolverines
Meriwether County Training	Manchester	-1970	Tigers
Woodbury Elementary & High	Woodbury	-1970	Trojans
Miller County
Bethel	Colquitt	-1970
Mitchell County
Baconton	Baconton	-1954
Camilla Consolidated	Camilla	1954-1970	Pirates	Blue, Red, & White
Mitchell County Training	Pelham	-1970
Rockdale	Camilla	-1954	Pirates
Monroe County
Hubbard	Forsyth	-1970	Tigers	Gold & Maroon
Montgomery County
Montgomery County Training	Ailey	-1970
Morgan County
Burney Street	Madison	-February 1952	Tigers
Pearl	Madison	April 1952-1970	Tigers
Murray County
no high school; students sent to Emery Street in Dalton
Muscogee County
Carver	Columbus		Tigers	Blue & Crimson
Radcliff	Columbus		Tigers
W.H. Spencer	Columbus		Greenwaves	Gold & Green
Newton County
R.L. Cousins	Covington	January 20, 1957-1970
Washington Street	Covington	-January 20, 1957	Wolverines
Oconee County
Rosenwald	Watkinsville	-1956
Ed Stroud	Watkinsville	1956-1969	Eagles	Blue & White
Oglethorpe County
Lexington	Lexington
Oglethorpe County Training	Lexington	1955-1970
Paulding County
Matthews	Hiram	-1969
Peach County
Fort Valley High & Industrial	Fort Valley		Tigers	Blue & Gold
H.A. Hunt	Fort Valley	-1970	Tigers	Blue & Gold
Pickens County
Pickens County Training	Tate	-1961	Tigers
Tri-City High	Tate	1961-
Pierce County
Lee Street	Blackshear	-1969	Hornets
Pierce County Training	Patterson
Pike County
Concord Industrial	Concord	-1955 or 1956
Pike County Consolidated	Concord	1955 or 1956-
Zebulon Training	Zebulon	-1955 or 1956	Wildcats
Polk County
Cedar Hill	Cedartown	-1969	Panthers
Elm Street	Rockmart		Wolverines
Pulaski County
Bozeman	Hawkinsville	-1970
Hawkinsville High & Industrial	Hawkinsville
Putnam County
Butler-Baker	Eatonton	1955-1970
Eatonton Colored	Eatonton	-1955	Tigers	Maroon & White
Quitman County
Kaigler	Georgetown	-1970
Rabun County
no high school; students sent to Cornelia Regional
Randolph County
Henderson	Cuthbert	-1970
Randolph County Training	Cuthbert		Tigers
Shellman Vocational	Shellman
Richmond County
* Immaculate Conception	Augusta		Vikings
A.R. Johnson	Augusta		Wildcats
T.W. Josey	Augusta	1964-	Eagles	Gold & Green
Lucy C. Laney	Augusta	1949-	Wildcats	Grey & Red
Tutt	Augusta	1966-1970	Dragons	Red & White
Walker Baptist	Augusta		Lions	Blue & Orange
Rockdale County
Bryant Street	Conyers
J.P. Carr	Conyers	-1969	Eagles	Gray & Maroon
Schley County
Ellaville Colored	Ellaville	-1957
John Lewis	Ellaville	1957-1970
Screven County
Central	Sylvania	1955-1970	Lions
Screven County Training	Sylvania
Seminole County
Seminole County Training	Donalsonville	-1970	Tigers	Blue & Gold
Spalding County
Cabin Creek	Griffin		Tigers	Gold & Purple
Fairmont	Griffin	1949-1970	Bears	Blue & White
Vocational	Griffin	-1949	Bears
Stephens County
Whitman Street	Toccoa	-1968	Hornets
Stewart County
Lumpkin High & Industrial	Lumpkin	-1971
Richland High & Industrial	Richland	-1971
Sumter County
Staley	Americus	-1957	Tigers
Staley	Americus	-1970	Tigers
Sumter County	Americus	1957-1970	Tigers; Trojans
Talbot County
Ruth Carter	Talbotton	1954-
Talbotton Colored	Talbotton	-1954
Woodland Colored	Woodland	-1954
Taliaferro County
Murden	Crawfordville
Taliaferro County	Crawfordville				Formerly Murden
Tattnall County
Glennville Industrial	Glennville
Tattnall County Industrial	Reidsville	-1970	Ligers; Panthers	Gold & Purple	Ligers used in at least 1955-56
Taylor County
Butler	Butler	-1956	Tigers
Eureka	Butler	1956-1963	Tigers		Name change on November 3, 1963
R.L. McDougald	Butler	1963-1970			Formerly Eureka
Reynolds High & Industrial	Reynolds	-1956	Bobcats
Telfair County
Central	McRae	1959-1970	Tigers
Lumber City	Lumber City	-1959	Yellow Jackets
Milan Negro	Milan	-1959
Rock Hill	Jacksonville	-1959
Twin City	McRae	-1959	Wildcats
Terrell County
Carver	Dawson	-1970
Thomas County
Boston	Boston		Yellow Jackets
Coolidge Colored	Coolidge
Douglass	Thomasville	-1970	Lions	Blue & Gold
Lincoln-Brown	Meigs
Magnolia	Thomasville	-1970	Buccaneers	Black & White
New Union	Boston
Ochlochnee	Ochlochnee
Tift County
Tift County Industrial	Tifton	-1957	Tigers	Blue & Gold
Wilson	Tifton	1957-1970	Tigers	Blue & Gold
Toombs County
J.D. Dickerson	Vidalia	-1970	Tigers	Gold & Maroon
Lyons Colored	Lyons		Dragons
Lyons Industrial	Lyons	-1970	Lions
Towns County
no African-American schools
Treutlen County
Treutlen County Training	Soperton	-1970	Hornets
Troup County
East Depot (Street)	LaGrange	-1970	Wolverines	Gold & Green
Harrison	West Point	-1970
Ethel Kight	LaGrange	-1970	Red Devils	Black & Red
Tenth Street	West Point
Troup County Training	West Point
West End	Hogansville	-1969	Tigers
Turner County
Eureka	Ashburn	-1970	Tigers
Twiggs County
Jeffersonville Vocational	Jeffersonville	-1970
Union County
no African-American schools
Upson County
Drake	Thomaston	1958-1971	Yellow Jackets	Black & Gold	Formerly Thomaston
Thomaston	Thomaston	1957-1958	Yellow Jackets		Formerly Thomaston Training
Thomaston Training	Thomaston	-1957	Yellow Jackets
Walker County
Hill	LaFayette	-1965 or 1966
Walton County
Carver	Monroe	-1969	Wildcats	Gold & Maroon
Good Hope-Peters	Good Hope
Monroe Colored	Monroe
Social Circle Training	Social Circle
Ware County
Center	Waycross	-1969	Tigers	Blue & Gold
Warren County
Warrenton High & Elementary	Warrenton	1956-1970	Screaming Eagles	Blue & Gold
Washington County
T.J. Elder	Sandersville	-1971	Tigers	Purple & Yellow
Wayne County
Northside	Jesup	-1970	Tigers		Formerly Wayne County Training
Wayne County Training	Jesup		Tigers
Webster County
Ida Sears Lowery	Preston	-1970	Lions	Gold & Maroon
Wheeler County
Alamo	Alamo
Glenwood	Glenwood
McArthur	Lumber City		Wolves
Wheeler County Training	Alamo	-1970	Yellow Jackets
White County
[Cleveland]	Cleveland				Formal name not known yet of black high school in White County; students would later be sent to Cornelia
Whitfield County
Emery Street	Dalton	-1967
Wilcox County
Abbeville	Abbeville	-1956
Excelsior	Rochelle	-1956
Excelsior	Rochelle	-1970	Rams	Blue & Gold	Formerly Wilcox County Training
Wilcox County Training	Rochelle	1956-
Wilkes County
Washington	Washington	-3/6/1957
Washington Central	Washington	-1970	Wildcats	Gold & Purple
Wilkes County	Washington	3/6/1957-	Wildcats
Wilkinson County
Brundage Mountain	McIntyre	-1957
T.C. Calhoun Consolidated	Irwinton	1957-1970	Rockets
Danville Consolidated High School for Negroes	Danville
Gordon	Gordon
Toomsboro Rosenwald	Toomsboro
Worth County
J.W. Holley	Sylvester	1956-1970			School appears to be going by Holley months before the new building opened
Oak Hill	Sylvester	-1956