The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31
OPENING OF SCHOOL.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The city schools will open Tuesday,
September 1. On Saturday. August
30, all pupils who will enter our
city schools for the first time, in
Guiding high school students and kim
dergarten pupils, will present them
selves for registration at the high
school building. Pupils above the
first grade will be examined. Those
who do not come Saturday for exam
ination cannot enter school the first
day, but will be examined Wednes-
day, September 2.
Every nonresident pupil at the
time of registration will bring re-
ceipt from the treasurer, NJ o. Del
aplain, III South Fourth street, for
three months tuition; also a receipt
for deposit to cover the value of
books. The high school tuition is
$45 per year. and all grades below
the high school, $50 per year. The
deposit for books in the high school
is SIS and in all grades below the hiaO
school So.
Saturday, August 30, all new pu-
pills entering TIE high school will
come to Superintendent Allen for eX-
animation, and all high school stu
dents for this year who were in at
tendance in our high school last year
will present themselves at the high
school assembly room to confer with
High School Principal Cole in re-
gard to their course of study and
work for the coming year. Principal
Cole urges all students to be present.
The new teachers will be exam
ined at the high school building on
Saturday, September 3, at Q am.
They will present their diplomas at
that time for inspection by the su-
perintendent.
The high school faculty meeting
will be held at the high school build
ing on Monday, August 81. at 9 am.
Meeting of the grade teachers at the
high school building, Monday, Aug
ust 81, at / 80 pm. General teach
ers' meeting. including all teachers
IN the corps, the board of education
and the superintendent, at the high
school building, Monday. August 81.
at 3 pm.
Parents and pupils should careful
ly note that, on account of the
crowded condition in the Lowell
building. the second grade pupils a.
signed to Miss Byers will go to No
747 Main street; that the pupil, as
signed to Miss Heizer will go to the
same room, but to Miss Agnes eahy;
that, on account of the resignation
of Miss Lila O'Boyle- the pupils as
signed to her will go to Miss Flor
enee Hebert in the Whittier school /, 4
that the pupils assigned to Miss He-e
bert for seventh grade work will go
to new teacher in the room occu-
pied last year by Miss Ella Leahy:
that Miss Leahy's pupils will go to
the room occupied last year bv Miss
O'Boyle; that the second grade pu-
pills assigned to Miss Pridmore will
go to the Labor temple; that the
sixth grade pupils assigned to Miss
Main Will go to the room occupied
last year by Mrs. Crosby: that the
pupils assigned to Miss Rupp will
go to the room occupied last year
by Miss French; that the pupils as
signed to Miss Weckel will go to the
room occupied last year by Miss
Rupp, and that the pupils assigned
to Mrs. Crosby will go to the room
occupied last year by Miss Byers.
First, second and third grade pu-
pills living south of Main and west
of 1.-The center of Fifth street, will
attend the Lowell school unless the
numbers will not permit.
]. H. ALLEN,
Superin tendent.
BY order of the board of education.
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