The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-09-13
DANCING
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE
DISTRICT OLE COL I-ArIlIA

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
September Il, 1911
lumoia will open on Monday. September Is,
1911. at nine A. NJ
All pupils in the graded schools last year
will report to their last year rooms from
which those to be transferred will be sent
to higher classes.
ADMISSION TO GRADED SCHOOLS.
An children not on the rolls Of the pub
lie schools at the close OF last year, who
desire to enter the graded schools, will make
application for admission tickets at the
schools most convenient to their homes
Principals Will be at their buildings on Fri
Gay and Saturday, September Is and Is from
$3.50 to 1000 A. NJ, and from 400 to 500
r. M Vaccination certificates must be
ADMISSION TO WHITE HIGH SCHOOLS
All appncants for admission to Central
Eastern, Western and Business High Schools
ana the mckinley Manual Training School
other than those who attended the eighth
grades Of the District of Corurnbia r1nst
report TO the High School Admission Board
at the Central High School, nth and % strset.
y. W, Room "a, on Thursday, Friday or
saturday, September IA, Is or Is betweer tha.
hours Of 800 to 1900 A NJ. and 200 to 500
sx.-ai-,t me board viii assign pupils TO the
Examinations for advanced standing in all
subjects will be given on Monday, SEN
High School NC Nen1iai
Examinations for admission to the sr,,
year yHs,, OF the high schools will be given on
q
the Central High School. H. @'
FOR admission to the first year pupils must
De prepared 10 take examinations in Eng
L.Sh, Grammar and Composition, Algebra
S1hIousn factoring), Arithmetic United
states History and Constitution. and Geoe-
rapny. All applicants must present proper
eertincates or records Of all work completed
IN other schools, otherwise no credit y-yII -
given for such work. Examination IL re-
CURED, but credit may be given for some
OF me work done in other schools, II GER
u ,IN are satisfactory. No pupils who
nave been attending the eighth grade Of the
District OF Columbia will be examined bv
the Board Of Admissions. All such pupiis
desiring TO enter the high or manual train
the teacher of the eighth grade last attend
ed, countersigned by the Supervising Prin-
cipal Of the division.
ADMISSION TO THE CoLORED HIGH
An candidates for admission to the N
Street High School or the Armstrong Man.
ual Training School. not transferred from
the eighth grades Of the District Of Co
lumbia, will confer with the principal of the
school they desire to enter.
MEETINGS OF TEACHERS.
The Director of Kindergartens will meet
all Of the white kindergarten teachers in
the Thomson School Building, Friday, Sep
TENDER Is, at 1000 A. NJ.
The Director Of Primary Instruction will
meet all first and second grade model teach
ers at the Franklin School Building, Fri
day, September Is, at 200 p. M, and all
teachers Of the first and second grades. who
have been appointed since September, 1910.
and all recently promoted third and fourth
grade teachers, at the Thomson School Build
ing on Saturday, September Is, at $50
The supervising principals Of the white
schools will meet the teachers of their re-
spective divisions in their office buildings
on Saturday. September is, at 1880 A. NJ
The principals Of the white high and man.
ual training schools will meet the teachers
Of their respective schools at their school
buildings on Saturday. September 1e. as fol-
lows: Mckinley Manual Training School
and Business High School AT 300 P NJ:
Western High School at 2:30 P. M; Central
High School and Eastern High School at
A general meeting of all teachers, prin-
cipals, and officers Of the colored schools
will be held in the Assembly Room n the
N Street High School. Saturday, September
NIGHT SCHOOLS.
Public night schools will open Monday
night. October 2. Tickets Of admission will
September 20 and 80. from 500 to 500 P. NJ,
at the following buildings:
WHITE NIGHT SCHOOLS.
Business High School, 9Th and Rhode
Island avenue N W.
Mckinley Manual Training School It'll
and Rhode Island Avenue N. W.
GRADED SCHOOLS:
Franklin School, 18th and K SITS Y. W,
Gales School, LIST and G SITS. n. W.
Walacn Scnooi, TIN and Pa. Ave. 8. =.
Jefferson School. sth and SITS. g. W.
COOKING SCHOOLS:
az II Street N W.
s46 Mass. Ave. N E.
Berrett School, 18th and Q sts N. W.
1888 II st. NJ e.
CoLORED NIGHT SCHOOLS.
HIGH SCHOOLS:
Armstrong Manual Training School I'm
dustrial Counsel. St., bet list ana "a
Sts., N. w. VI
Mott School business course), sth and
Trumbull Streets N. w. -" anu
GRADED SCHOOLS:
Garnet School (also sewing), 10th and U
SITS. ". W. N
Stevens School. talso cooking sewing and
manual training). 2lst bet X ana L
SITS. N. W.
Garfield School (also cooking ana sew
ing,) GARFIELD. d. C.
Lovejoy School. 18th and d SITS. N E
Phillips School, Street bet 9th and
18th SITS
Blrney School. Nichols Avenue. 'Anacos-
tia, d. c.
Randall School (also cooking and sewing).
LIST and SITS. s. W.
Deanwood School, Deanwood. d. G.
Lincoln School, manual training. I'd and
C SITS. s. z.
WILLIAM M DAVIDSON