Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-15
SCHOOL BOUNDARIES
SAME AS LAST YEAR
Schools Open Monday With Everything
in First Glass Shape for Pupils, Par
ents, Principals and Preceptors.

City schools of Salem will open Mon
day, September 81. Preparations and
arrangements for the opening of school
are being made and all will be in readi-
ness for high school and grade pupils
Monday next, when school doors swing
open for the fall term.
Welcoming the pupils back to their
school home, tne schools have been put
in tip.tOp shape. Every effort has been
made to contribute to the convenience
and comfort of the teachers and pupils
All buildings will be scrubbed complete
ly the woodwork washed and varnish
ed, and windows will be shiny clean
on both sides. In all the buildings the
blackbOards have been painted, and
many feet of fine new slate have been
placed. The janitors have been busy
in making the premises as neat, attrac.
tive and nOmelike as possible.
Announcement has been made of the
boundary lines of the school districts
and the conditions governing the en-
trance of pupils.
Pupils are expected to assemble in
the rooms to which they have been as
signed in their respective buildings.
The boundary lines will be the same
as last year and are as follows:
Lincoln school-All south of Mission
street and west of Fifth street; Park
schOol-All between Mission and Fifth
streets on south and west, to Trade
street on north as far as Seventeenth
street, and following Seventeenth street
south to Turner road between Depot
and Meyers additions; East school
Trade and State on south, Summer
street on west and b street on north;
SchOOl-B street on south
and the s. p. r. r. on west; Garfield
schOol-The boundaries here shall be
Trade street on south, Mill creek on
north and Summer street on tine east;
Grant school-Mill creek on south, S. p.
X. R. on east and South street on north;
school-SOuth street on south,
and 5. P. r. R. on east; Richmond
schOOl-All from Seventeenth street on
the west, and Turner road between the
Depot and Meyer additions on the
south, to State street on the north.
Pupils snail attend the school in the
district in which they reside, except
there be some physical reason why thty
should attend nearer school, or except
in case of pupils who are repeating the
work, and would be required to take
the same work under a teacher for the
second time, or except for some other
cause which makes a transfer impera-
tive.
Beginning pupils will assemble in the
first primary rooms in tne various
schools. All pupils who are past six
years old, and all who will be six years
old October 3lst, will be received in
school if they enter on or before Oc-
tOber ).
The principals will be in their re-
Spective buildings on Thursday and Fri.
day, September 18th and 18th, in the
afternoons from ! to clock, for con.
Sultation with parents or pupils. Book
lists will be ready at that time.
The directors have decided .hat the
tuition charge in tne high school shall
be $50 for each semester, to be paid
strictly in advance. The tuition for
the grades has been fixed at $40 for
each semester, to be paid strictly in ad.
vance. The rules of the board make il
impossible for the high school principal
or grade principals to admit pupils to
registration until their present re.
ceipt for tuition. The tuition shall be
paid at the superintendent S office in
'he high school building.