The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-09-06

Superintendent Burdetre Is
sues Address Showing
Boundary Lines Too

As GUIDE TO Pupils
Term Will g pen at the Vari-.
Gus Schools ii the City
Monday MorniGg
Burdette superint endens ol
the q y sehoolss has issued the foiloy-
ing addres concerning the opening
OF the schools mort Monday and mat
ters Ia general pertaining TO the.
schools including the gnIrent or
teachers.
The city schools open in II
epaftmelts Oh days S eptein
her The ehf5 ny report at
any time IN tl.eif own WAND OF dis
from To cloel on q at lay.
Tlle CITY pefiI 81 sclecls'
can he seem III oIiee 81 a AL
building on Friday or satnreIliy lof.
tins 81 seen the hours 81 so.
ana ~ 90 o'clock and a 3 ana 1903
O'Clock All buildings hage been
placed in readiness for I'll opening
OF school ana the teachers have ar-
rived home from the stfslh acations
Children who were IN dance IN
Clarksbprg schools last year should
report SO far as possibIe In the SHINE
buildings and IN the same rooms they
were In last year for their assign
Inents. New pupils should report 70.
the principal OF the lili Is n the
districts where they reside Tie
boundaries Of the ii rent seho6ls
are arranged with ~ 81 pla
children in the nearest school that
contains their grads for accoTnnlod
ating the crowds. and for the conveIl
idence OF the public in general When
the enrolment Of pupils Is coInpl ste
some slight changes in It lines.
may Sc necessary "a. meet conditipns
Impossible TO know IA advance Of 81.
enrolment. Tie following lines have
been fixed for the iifferent buildings.
at the opening Of school.
Hight school. IN Central building ON
Second and Hewes streets, for all
High school students IN the district
Central school three grades.
Con- CHURCH, seven gradess and
Broaddus building, two grades for
all pupils who live 81 Glen Elk and
In the part of the city beta cen sixth
street on the west and Elk creek son
the ;east.
Garlic and Park avenue buildings
for all grade pupils who live between
Elk creek on the west and the JaclZ-
son cemetery on the east, not inclpdT
ing Broad oaks and Alta Vista.
Kelley Hill school, for an fupils
Of the first hve grades who live east
OF the Jackson cemetery and north
OF Elk creek in the eastern part OF
the city. Pupils IN grades above the
ffth whoslive in that district should
attend az Garlic.
Alta Vista and Winfeld bnti dings
for an pupils in the frst SIX Grades
who I'VE in 15road 'daks. Alta Vista
and Arbutus Park seventh and eighth
grade pupils of this district should att
tend at Garlic.
lPierpont and Patton hull feF
all pupils who live west of sisti
street extending to WeEt Fork river.
and the city line on the west
West End school, for al pupils OF.
the first four grades who live i'm Point
Comfort ana near the EIaze1-At las
glass factory Those above fourth
grade should attend at Piefpont
Monticello school, for all3pnpils In
the first four grades who live soutn
OF the city limits and east OF the
river. at Monticello brick works,
.cairn minee and D7S1e 9nines. Those
lin more advanced grades should att
tend at Pierpont.
Wa;ter street colored school tor all
colofed students in both the Grades
and High school departments who live
inside cIarksbprg school district
The principals OF the diferent
schools are is fo1loWss
superintendent city school II
Burdette.
Principal High school oEIe Me-
Conkey.
Principal Central 81 re III
schools d. p Ki1e.
Ptincipal Goff church ana Broaddus
,sehooI Miss Lucy Robinsoils
Principal Garlic and PARK Avenue
schools c q. Mpsser.
Principal Alta Vista and Sginaeldl
lsschooI II u. swiger
Principal Fsierpont and Baton
F.. AZ u