The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-07
. JCHOOL BEGINS
NOW IN EARNEST
Studies to Start With a Rush
at 9 O'clock This
Morning.
BOUNDARIES ARE GIVEN
BIG REGISTRATION IN THE HIGH
SCHOOL AND GRADES.

coming men and women Of Utah, will
wend their ways TO school this morning.
and another years work will be started.
Schools all over the city VIII open
promptly at 9 o'clock and work VIII De
gin at once The first day will be taken
up in getting the young people located
STRENGTHENING up after the summer NaCd-
ton, and other preliminary work but
studies viii be commenced, TOO, ana tilHsS
will start with a rush
IL is believed by superintendent u. H.
Christensen that there will be 90 more
children in the grades TINS year imam d
wear ago In the High school, taking
an estimate from the number OF regiSIId-
lions. Il is believed that the attendance
will total close TO 1900 pupils. AnoLher
room in the Union school has Deen taken
over by the High school, but even at JhaJ
tie institution Will be cramped, accord
ing to Professor George A. Eaton prln-
one of the noticeable features is the
number of new school children in the city
especially for entrance IN the hlgh sChooi
More than fifty names nave Deeh SUI
mitred 10 the superintendent Tor adllllS-
sion to the High school, showing creden-
tiaIs from other grade OF High schools In
various parts of the United States
New Schools and Rooms.
Owing to the addition of twelve rooms
each to the Wasatch and hlVeIslue
schools. there will be more room lot lhe
children. The Jefferson school, on w est
Tempe SDllu OL -N-llLll 9tAllL 81 800 49,
not be ready until late in December, ana
will probably not be thrown open unJll
after the New Year vacation. Unui lnt
jefferson is opened, the children IN TINS
district will go to the Grant and Lincoln
schools The jefferson viii have eighteen
rooms and will relieve the cramped con-
. ditions at the two other schools and give
better accommodations TO the residents
in the southern part of the city
The kidergaTteus at the Jackson Low
ell Emerson and Washington schools VIII
open this morning at 3 clock, puI JIlaI
al the Riverside VIII not Df ready TOT
several weeks There is an eVeT-grOWlHg
demand for the kindergartens and the
board of education has opened up sew
eral new rooms in response TO the IN
creased demands.
In connection with the opening of
schools today, Superintendent Christensen
issued the following announcement yester-
day, in regard tC the school boundaries
PUPILS that have been regularly pro-
NOTED from the eighth grade from any
part of the city VIII be received IN the
High school All certificates Of promo
ton to the High school issued by other
school systems, or issued by private
schools. must be approved at the office
of the superintendent of schools before
their holders viii bee admitted to the
high school.
@Kindergarten children will be received
in the order OF application at the Emer-
son, Lowell Jackson, Waterloo and
Washington schools. Such children must
be over ( and under g years OF age
Kindergarten will be opened I'm the River
side schools within two or three weeks.
Unless otherwise specified, the Doun-
Diary line extends along the middle or each
street designated.
Pupils are required to attend the
schools in the district in which they re-
side. Applications for transfer cannot be
considered until after schools have opened
and the probable attendance In the dit
farent buildings has been determined. IL
is a decided advantage 10 both the school
%
on the opening day The school age Is
bonneville school North Salt Lake
The Bonneville Will receive pupils as here
Bryant School.
..F-irst South street. between Seventh and
Eighth East streetS.-Thp Bryant VIII re-
ceive pupils first To eighth Il, inclusive
excepting such primary pupils as are
included in the Twelfth dIsUicU, residing
i'm the district bounded as follows: Be
ginning al the intersection of Second ave
nue. and y street, thence south along y
street to South Temple, JLehce east
along South Temple to Tenth East. thence
south along Tenth East to Second South,
thence along Second South TO Fifth East
thence north along Fifth East TO South
Temple, thence east along South Temple
TO 1 street, thence north along / street
TO First avenue. thence east along First
avenue to J street. thence north along
= street to Second avenue, thence east
ElDIA SrAt1llA Il Elllif -- ~ t-- A'lllt
Of beginning.
Emerson School.
Barclay and Young sJreets-The Elmer
son Will receive pupils first TO eighth Il,
inclusive, residing m the district bounded
as follows. Beginning at the intersection
OF Seventh East and Burnley avenue,
thence east 10 Ninth East, thence north
on Ninth East tbOJh siuesJ 20 Belmont
. thence east 10 Tenth East thence north
along Tenth East tbOth Sides TO- Ninth
South thence east along Ninth South
TO city boundary, thence TO the southern
boundary. thence west along southern
boundary 10 Seventh East, thence north
10 point of beginning
Franklin School.
4 Second South and Seventh West-The
Franklin viii receive pupils first 10 eighth
b, inclusive. residing IN the district
bounded as follows. Beginning at the in
teTseCtiOu of First South and Sixth West.
thence south along sixth West to Fourth
South, thence west along Fourth South
10 city boundary, thence north along city
boundary ~ FIRST south, thence east along
First South To Sixth West, the point of
beginning Transfers issued to the
Franklin school viii be hOnOred at the
opening of schools this year. Pupils liv-
ing in the Franklin district who We're
regularly enrolled iU the Jackson school
last year may enter the Jackson at the
opening Of schools this year, ii they so
desire. others however. viii not be re-
ceived in the jackson school
Fremont School.
Second West, between First and Sec
ond South streets.-The Fremont will re-
ceive pupils first 10 seventh b, inclusive,
residing in the district bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning al the intersection OF
West Temple and South Temple thence
south along West Temple to Second
South, thence east to Main street,
thence south 10 Fourth South.
thence west 10 Second West, thence north
10 Third South thence west 10 Fourth
West, thence north 10 Second South,
thence west to Sixth West. thence north
to South Temple. thence east to West
Temple the point OF beginning.
seventh A and eighth grade pupils re-
siding in the Fremont district will at
tend the Lafayette.
Grant School.
First West between Sixth and Seventh
South streets.-The Grant will receive pu-
pills. first to eighth b, inclusive. residing
in the district bounded as follows: Be
& ginning at the intersection of Fourth
: South and Main streets. thence south TO
Eighth South, thence east to State, thence
south along State TO Tenth South, thence
west to Third West, thence north to Sixth
South, thence east to Second West, thence
north to Fifth South. thence east TO First
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