StudioAmmons was responsible for the interpretive planning, content development, exhibit design, fabrication and installation for The Moton School Story, Children of Courage at the restored National Historic Landmark Robert Russa Moton High School.  The Moton Museum exhibits, carefully designed and installed in the school's classroom spaces follow the 1951 Moton Student Strike and resulting Brown v. Board decisions, through Prince Edward County’s five-year (1959-64) public school closing, the 1963 opening of Kennedy Administration-backed Free Schools, and the Supreme Court’s 1964 Griffin decision ensuring free public education for all American children.

The museum and exhibits are playing a key role in supporting the healing and unification process in Prince Edward County and play an important part in the Moton Museum's work in newly created educational partnerships with Prince Edward High School, The Fuqua School (formerly the Prince Edward Academy), Longwood University, and Hampton Sydney College.