The Beaumont enterprise. [volume] (Beaumont, Tex.) 1904-current, 1904-09-13
CITY SCHOOL
OPEN FOR YEAR
HIGH SCHOOL AND GRADES RE
csve PUPILS FOR ANOTHER
YEARS WORK,
ATTENDANCE WILL BE GREATER
Anticipated That Session "'ll ses'0
WIKI Bigger Enrolment Than
on Previous oeess'ons-man'
ual Training,

VocotIon Is over and school days
bnyc begun once more b'auiho"'
boys and girls tucked their DOCKS WI.
der their arms. kissed mamma E"""
hive and trudgcd merrily on TO ''"o"'
or ,rom the beginning Of the year =
scboloctlc training, Promptly NJ y
o,c,ocI the schools threw open ih''r
doo,s and the little folks march'"
IN. Although there was much assign
inr re assigning and appor''oh,n'
omonp buildings, grades classes ~
The doy witnessed the hctna' IN
inrir" or work and this morning WIZ
nnG eoch hoy and each girl III n,H
ar nor regular seat. pouring over w
Lessons reading about the horSes'
docs COWS and sheep ana """'"s
,,,o ,,us two and four plus four anu
doing the multiplication iapIes "P W.
eight times six.
Worked on System
city Superintendent Triplelt h"'
things as well systematized rs po'''
bile and the beginning OF school pass
cd off as smoothly as could DC va
nocted The great bulk OF the emu.
ro, mad been to school -he year VI
wears previous and held caruS SUI"
IN, what building, grade ana cla1.
H. ,bould ioin. These were easily
anj ,nicklv portioncd out among 'nc
,aacbers who Immediately SET y"
,,,nrl, on tbe days lessons. In each
building the principal ana one vi '| w.
teachers devoted their a''en,'o" "a
assigning new pupils to sra"eS a"u
classes. While the hummer o.
scholars Is small compared 10 the W.
tal number of students II Is 'arse'
this wear than It has been heretofore
pv last evening these pupils hau
heon examined and assigned to CLASS
os and by today they will have pu',
chased their books and supplies anu
will be at work.
LARGE Number OF Scholars
While Prof. Triplett was unable 10
saw last evening just what the 7o'a'
enrolment will be this year he eSlf
mated that it would be srea'e'
than heretofore. The highest num-
hor of pupils enrolled previously has
been 200. It is expected this year
the enrolment will reach 500. III
the high school yesterday me to'n,
enrolment was $50. or these ioo
were entered in the high school prop
or and the remainder in the graneS
W .c6' will be taught in the hlgh
school building Both white an"
colored schools opened yesterday
and in the latter the enrolment, II
,s Anticipated will he greater than
heretofore. The enrolment in the
colored schools, however, is always
small at this time of year because
MANY of the colOred boys and girls
are working now and will enter
school later. The greatest number OF
new pupils-including those Just now
old enough to enter and those VINO
have come to the city this summer
were entered in the North End
school. where provisions for an
other room will have to be made.
New Buildingv.
One of the most remarkable feat
ures of the opening of school TINS
year is that three new buildings
have been constructed since the
close of school last summer These
are the North and South End schools
and the high school, all of which are
fine, modern buildings and great I'M
provements over last years quar-
ters, which were much ZOO small. IL.
is assured that this yea: the schools
will be much better operated because
of the new and larger buildings.
The school Childrcn's hours of
work will be less this year than they
were last, owing to a recent ruling
of the school board. which received
many complaints that the hours last
season were too long. In all the
schools the sessions will begin AT =
O'Clock in the morning. The inter
mediate and primary grades will be
In session until -, with - minute
recess AT 1880 O'Clock They will
then have an intcrmission Of one
hour, meeting again 70 iho afternoon
at I O'Clock The primary grades
will be- i'm session in The afternoon
nom o'clock until e.. 81. w.'n "a uc-
cess OF ~ minutes at '.lu. The IN
tCrmcdiate grades will Dee IN session
from until 500 O'Clock with a re-
cess Of Il minutes at 2.lo. the hilu
school will be- in session from &c. u
until l. with recess af 1880 but
will meet again al l2:25 ana con.
tiuuo until 800. with a rcco-s OF To-.
minutes a. "-1p
Manual Training.
Al interesting feature OF The hira
s,nupl worh This year viii He manual
training. Prur M1ufrb=o Davis uf
81 Louis. Who has been employed al
professor 81 manual fTaUiI- H fI.
Beaumont schools arrived m th' riI"
yesterday aud Ril today I.zin u-.u.
araiiOus for his work Material.
equipment and apparatus IH. uHuu1
training uiI h' ru-rha-.F and ir.
stalled 81 once and n fa expected 'HU
work in thi. d.ra-uD1. ulI hH-f1
- oct ..
Don't Forget Magnolia Park.