The Mission of the Scrabble School Foundation is to preserve the Scrabble School and to share its legacy through educational programs. The Scrabble School Preservation Foundation was established in the early 1990s by a notable alumnus, the late E. Franklin Warner. After the loss of Warner’s leadership following his death in 2003, the Foundation was revived by a group of alumni. The Board of Directors conceived the plan to rehabilitate the building as the county’s Senior Citizen Center, with dual use as a Heritage Center working to educate the public about the history of the school and the community it served.
The Scrabble School Preservation Foundation is a Tax exempt 501(c)(3).
Scrabble School reopened on May 2, 2009.
Architects: Rowen Barton Studio, Charlottesville
Construction: Dink’s Construction, Harrisburg.