About Us
SCHOOLING CEMETERY
SCHOOLING CEMETERY is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the past, educating the present, and inspiring the future.
We believe cemeteries are more than resting places — they are outdoor classrooms, historical archives, and sacred spaces that tell the stories of generations before us. Through preservation, education, and community engagement, we work to protect these spaces and transform them into meaningful learning environments.
Our Mission
Our mission is to safeguard historic cemeteries while using them as powerful tools for education, cultural awareness, and community connection.
We strive to:
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Preserve and restore neglected and historic burial grounds
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Provide educational programs about local history, genealogy, and heritage
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Promote respect, stewardship, and responsible care of memorial sites
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Engage youth and community members in hands-on learning experiences
What We Do
Preservation & Restoration
We partner with local communities to restore headstones, document burial sites, and maintain cemetery grounds with dignity and care.
Education & Research
We develop workshops, guided tours, and school programs that explore history, genealogy, cultural traditions, and the stories of those laid to rest.
Community Engagement
Through volunteer days, public events, and collaborative projects, we foster a sense of shared responsibility and pride in preserving our collective history.
Why It Matters
Cemeteries hold the stories of families, veterans, leaders, and everyday individuals who shaped our communities. When neglected, these stories risk being lost forever.
By combining education with preservation, SCHOOLING CEMETERY ensures that history remains accessible, tangible, and deeply human.
Our Vision
We envision a future where every cemetery is respected as a place of learning, remembrance, and community connection — not forgotten, but valued.
Get Involved
Whether you're a student, historian, volunteer, educator, or community member, there is a place for you at SCHOOLING CEMETERY.
Together, we can preserve the past and educate the future.