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Hopkinsville nonprofit fundraising to save historic school building following roof collapse
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Hoptown Chronicle
A Hopkinsville organization seeking to turn a historic high school into a community center has hit a setback after the building’s roof collapsed.
(Photo by LeDessa Lewis)Men 2 Be , a nonprofit that focuses on giving young men skills and education for their futures, purchased Hopkinsville’s old Attucks High School building in 2024.
In 1967, Attucks was integrated and converted into a middle school in 1967 before it was ultimately closed in 1988.
LaDessa Lewis, co-founder of Men 2 Be, said a storm had taken off a piece of the roof two years before the nonprofit purchased the school building.
Lewis said the roof collapsed in May, and put a hard stop on the school’s renovations due to code violations.