Freedom School at 2nd Baptist Church offers literacy and cultural curriculum for summer
June 27, 2026 | Rose Bud, White County, Arkansas
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The Freedom School program at 2nd Baptist Church in Little Rock launched its 2026 summer session focused on literacy, culture and social-justice curricula, the broadcast reported.
Organizers said the program — which began during the civil rights movement — uses multicultural reading lessons and field trips to help students retain and build literacy skills over the summer. Church leaders told the broadcast the program partners informally with the Little Rock School District and aims to address hundreds of students in Pulaski County who are reading below grade level.
The broadcast noted enrollment for summer 2026 is closed and that church leaders hope to grow the program next year.
Organizers said the program — which began during the civil rights movement — uses multicultural reading lessons and field trips to help students retain and build literacy skills over the summer. Church leaders told the broadcast the program partners informally with the Little Rock School District and aims to address hundreds of students in Pulaski County who are reading below grade level.
The broadcast noted enrollment for summer 2026 is closed and that church leaders hope to grow the program next year.
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