The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-29


pupils, outside of the High school, Su-
perintendent D. II. Christensen said,
Sunday:
AS the high school will be taxed 10 its
limit to receive all OF the eighth A grad
uates OF last June, IL VIII DC necessary
TO make provision elsewhere lor pupnS
who Will tinish the eighth grade at MD
year-the present eighth a classes- They
Will be received III TWO centers. the Bry-
ant and the jefferson, where they WIN re-
main for the whole year End wherc ,ne
courses will be so organized as TO per
nit them TO complete the eighth grade
and also TO cover about one-half OF the
first years high school work. Iney
will be able, therefore, TO enter nlBh
school in September next year with ad-
vance credit equal 10 about one semes-
ter's work,
The Bryant In Ats contemplated organ
ization is intended primarily as prepar-
atory or Intermediate school for students
who intend to enter high school, ana IN
all essential respects II VIII oe sitnli9I
10 the east side high school which dld
some preparatory work In this building
several years ago. One modern Language
will be offered In the seventh grade ana
one or two languages and some other cle-
mentary high school work in the eighth
year Some OF the more difficult and alb
stract work of the eighth grade VIII pe
deferred until the first year OF hish
school
well equipped kitchen will provide
admirable facilities for the teaching oil
cooking and housekeeping 10 seventh and
eighth grade girls. and well equipped
manual training shop Will be available Tor
boys, The teaching of modern Iansuases
will be under the immediate charge OF
Edward DuPoncet (Ph, D., Heidelberg
university, A linguist OF some note All
other subjects will be taught by teachers
whose work In the city schools and else
where has given them "a, an E enyiao'e rhisS IN
Kcelcr, who has been the head OF the
Webster since 1t was opened. VIII be me
new principal OF the Brya,n1 rly,a,r Ill, M lis Is
FIVE TO seven blocks of the Bryant VIII
voluntarily enroll there. a.
In view OF the fact that from oo TO 80
pcr cent of all eighth grade graduates
enter high school, 1t is believed that the
demand for courses of this kind will be
such as TO make IL advisable In the near
future to establish preparatSor,y; ,;o schoo's enc
OF this type in several parts oil tDe ctty.
So far as may be practicable the WORK
in the seventh and eighth grades OF me
Jefferson VIII be similar TO that IN me
Bryant. well-equpped manual train
ing room is now in the Jefferson ana the
equipment for domestic science Is now pc
ing Installed. Miss Lydia Palmer, VINO
charge OF the modern language work, and
expert teachers VIII give Instruction IN
the other special subjects. w. ), NC
Coy, the principal OF the JeHerson scMhooi, M
who formerly organized the cast side hieh
school, will have general charge OF the
work
on July / there was added 10 Salt Lake
CITY for school purposes section lyihg
between Eleventh and Twelfth South and
Third and Seventh East. which comes
naturally into the Waterloo dlstrlct, tIlG
east boundary OF which naS iol Sc, srs eisi a,s
wears been Seventh East, This newly an
neXcd territory has school populauoI,
of at least 800, and these children must
be received in the waterloo pui!d,ns,
from It's own territory with all pos
siblc haste the board is constructing
new building, which when hnlshed VIII
perhaps surpass In some points OF eN-
ccllcnoe any, other school building in the
city or in the state. Pending us com
pletion however, II VIII be necessary 10
work under conditions not altogtneT Ia
vorable The teachers and principal! &c
cept the situation chcerfully and VIII DO
the best work that can be done IN an
overcrowded building. and the patrons
undoubtedly will be patient ana CONSIDER
ate and extend TO the teacners and p1G prin-
cipal a sympathetic cooperation ran :
day sessions may be necessary even as
high as NTH or sixth grade. unIn mn mn
drcn will be received In the Jefferson.
Should any parents be "illing 10 pay
street car transportation. arrangements
can be made TO send some seNentl anu
eighth grade pupils TO the Lafayette OF
TO other inside schools until the new
building is constructed. :, -
When the jefferson was opened IL Was
believed that a sufficient number oil puplis
would be taken from the Grant 10 permit
the closing of one or two small rooms
which do not meet all sanitary lSqua!I qI !I-
ments This hope however, was not real
ized and the necessity for using tue en-
tire building still continued. me ue
sired end VIII be attained tnis year pS
transferring all eighth grade papllS iIoIi,
The Grant school, giving two additional
rooms . 80, =, -,
pills In the Lincoln and Grant dlstrlcls Mn W.,
30 TO the jefferson, j room Tor those NV :
Ing in the northern part or these Two
districts will be opened in the fremont
should "A sufficient number Apply inert.
Pupils in the eighth class resluliIs III
the Riverside district viii enter the Fop-
lar Grove or the Franklin, OWING 10 lhe
large prospective enrolment In the sum
ner Il Will he necessary in the inlereSts
az ,hc Younger children 10 assign the
eighth Z class OF this school TO otncr
buildings. They Will be received In the
RrvaDt and In the jefferson. some oi
those in the Hamilton will Likewise be eT-
pecfed TO attend the Bryant eighth grade
10 make more room for lower grades.
Pupils that have been regularly pro.
rotcd from the eighth grade from any
part OF the city viii be received at the
high school Al certificates OF promo,
tion to high school issued by other schoo
systems or issued by private schools mus
be approved AT the office Of Shc superln'
tendent OF schools before their hoiocrS
VIII be admitted TO high school.
kindergarten children will be received
in the order OF application at the ltmer'
son. jackson. Lincoln, Riverside. Laiay'
cite Wasutch and Jefferson SCHOOLS
Such children must be over four year!
and under six years OF age, There is n'
limitation as TO district and kindergarten
children from any part OF the CITY arr
entitled 10 admission at any of the build
ings named \ room for kindergartei
children will be opened at the Watcrlo'
school at mid-year when the new build
ing is completed.
Boundaries-Elemen Schools
Unless otherv. .Ise specified, the bound
ary line extends along the middle OF eacl
street designated.
Pupils are required TO attend the schoo
in the district in which they reside
Applications for transfer cannot be con
sidered until after schools have opene'
and the probable attendance in the diff
fcrent buildings has been determined. l
is a decided advantage to both the schoo
and the pupil for all pupils TO rcGistc
on the opening day. The school age
six 10 eighteen years.
Bonneville school. North Salt Lake
The Bonneville wll receive pupils "A
heretofore.
Bryant school. First South bctwee
Seventh and Eighth East streets-Th
Bryant will receive 7-B and S-B pupil
living in the former Bryant district, an
also n limited number OF 7-B pupils Il
10 20) In the order OF applicatio lror
any part OF the city. II is desired tina
about one half OF the 8-B pupils in IN
. I nd ha tgI bc Rry