Welcome to Our assembly building

The Campbell County Training School Complex (CCTSC), a historic Rosenwald School, is being revitalized to honor its legacy while enhancing its functionality for the community. The Assembly Building and Maypole Lawn will serve as central gathering spaces for events and celebrations. The lawn will feature an ornamental fence along the retaining wall, matching the Assembly Building stairs for a cohesive look and improved safety. A historic plaque will be prominently displayed on the façade, and mounting points between the front doors will allow for event banners. Behind the covered shelter, the Donor and Memorial Plaza will include engraved pavers and benches dedicated to donors and memorialized individuals, alongside a native pollinator garden that enhances the site’s ecological beauty. The large lawn will offer a flexible event space for outdoor activities, while the daycare playground near the Large Classroom Building will feature nature-inspired play equipment for children. Overall, the CCTSC will blend history, community, and modern amenities, creating a meaningful and versatile space for education, remembrance, and events.

    • The Campbell County Training School Complex (CCTSC) has a rich history as a Rosenwald School, fostering education and growth for hundreds of students in the Campbell County area.

    • The site has witnessed significant community history, making it a place of memory and significance.

    • The Assembly Building has served as a location for gatherings and events, with the Maypole Lawn offering a space for post-event socializing and maypole celebrations.

    • The Maypole Lawn currently serves as a welcoming space for gatherings and events.

    • The Assembly Building stairs feature a distinct design that adds to the building’s aesthetic appeal.

    • The façade of the building is recognizable and significant in the community.

    • An ornamental fence will be installed along the retaining wall, enhancing both functionality and aesthetic appeal.

    • The fence will match the design of the Assembly Building stairs for a cohesive look and provide added safety near the front slope.

    • A historic plaque will be displayed on the building’s façade, celebrating its significance.

    • Mounting points between the front doors will be added to allow for the hanging of event banners, supporting community engagement and festivities.