Helen Jenkins Davis likely first Black teacher in Columbus schools

Helen Jenkins Davis was likely the first Black teacher hired by Columbus City Schools, beginning her career in 1918 after facing initial discrimination. She taught for 37 years, advocated for desegregation and equality, and remained active in her community and education efforts until her death at age 92. Her legacy includes scholarships and awards promoting social justice and diversity.

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