The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-12
SCHOOLS TO
Be TANNED
AT OPENING
Chadsey Sees Little Re-
lief for Fall
Term
SITUATION TO
IMPROVE LATER

SCDOOl VIII hOe oV
required to report for the fall term
until Monday. Sept. 10, as the first
week OF school will be devoted to a
teachers institute, following the
plan adopted last year.
The teachers will be expected TO
attend the institute, which win open
in the Central high school, Tuesday.
Sept. 7. and continue for four days.
Supt. Chadsey Is not ready TO an
nounce the list of speakers.
There are so many complaints
that the children ought not to be
started TO school in hot weather
that II seemed best to hold a teach
ers' institute during the first SEIZED
uled week." said DIR. Chadsey Last
year II happened that that week
was quite cool. but you never can
tell"
This Is the closing week OF the
summer schools. Certificates to the
high school will be issued from the
AS grade TO those who are thought
capable OF taking high school work,
but no other certificates will be
granted Pupils in other grades will
be given statements OF the character
OF their work. which they may pre-
sent to their regular teachers. and
these teachers will exercise their
judgment as to the readiness OF the
pupil TO take advanced work.
When the fall semester begins,
Supt. Chadsey hopes to see the
Condor and Thirkell schools ready.
The Hely school will probably be
ready by Oct. /. and may possibly
be ready for the opening of school.
Between September and February.
II Is expected that five more schools
will be opened. and one more may
be ready In the latter month, but
DR.. Chadsey is doubtful that 1t will
be.
The Condor schon Is ..'ted at
West Grand.blvd no BucGanan.st.
II will take the sev.u.l lad eighth
grades Of the Columbia. Craft. Sill
and Newberry schools. relieving
these buildings OF many halliday
sessions and basement rooms.
The Thirkell school. Fourteenth
ave. and LaSalle Gardens, will re-
lieve the Estabrook, Goldberg and
possibly. the Fairbanks and MARI
schools. II Is situated In a rapidly
growing district, however. and Is
not expected to draw very many
pupils from any OF these schools.
It's contract calls for readiness
Sept. Is.
The Hely school. at Baldwin and
Duncan-aves., will relieve the Rose
and Stephens schools.
Next to be ready. II Is thought.
will be the Marxhausen building.
Warren and Cadillac-aves. The
Joyce school, Sylvester and Clip.
pertsts., will follow. The addition
10 the Fairbanks school. Seward.
ave. and Hamilton blvd. Will also be
ready by February. So will the FL
lis school. Thirty-nfth and Rich-sts.,
and, probably. the new GARFIELD ad.
dition at Kirby-ave. and Rivard-st.
The Northeastern high school.
bounded by Hancock. Warren. Gran
dy and Joseph Campau-aves.. may
be finished in time for the second
semester. but Supt. Chadsey Is
doubtful about H.
There will probably be consider
able congestion In September" said
DR.. Chadsey, but by February we
ought to be in fair shape TO take
care OF the pupils"
A year from now. DR.. Chadsey ex.
poets that the Northern and South.
eastern high school will have been
ADDED, an elementary school at Fort.
st. west and Waterman-ave.. a
school at Waterloo and COPELAND
AYES. another at Montclair and
Meadowbrook-aves., and one at
Marston and Cameron-aves. A site
has been secured for a school to be
bounded by Beech and Jones-sts.,
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