Wytheville Training School is a driving school in Wytheville, VA. The organization serves the local community through various educational and historical initiatives, including after-school tutoring for at-risk children and one-on-one literacy programs for adults focusing on reading, writing, math, and health literacy.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2000, the center is dedicated to preserving the history of the original Wytheville Training School, which served African American students from 1883 until 1952. The facility houses an African American Heritage Museum that features photographs, narratives, and memorabilia documenting the history of African American education in Wytye County. In addition to its museum components, the center provides public access to computers and internet capability, along with periodic computer skills classes.
Located on E Franklin St, the center is a short drive from the Wythe County Library and is situated near the Wytheville Fire Department.
The center is recognized for providing well-documented information and maintaining a clear presence for the community to access its historical and educational resources.
The Wytheville Training School Cultural Center remains a vital resource for literacy, tutoring, and historical preservation in Wytheville.