The Springdale news., 1915-08-20
Tuition Must Be Paid In Advance s2 Per Month For District Stu dents In All classes-Must Show Receipt Before EnroIlment-opens Sept. 9th.
Sept. 9th.

Sept. 6th
 sPFiHsdate schools open Monday. September 5.
 No changes are announced by tie the Board of Directors ii the Gram mar School, this beine. fan just as in the past. but radical changes are made in the High School
 These changes in tHe method of caring for the finances at the High School are made necessary for two reasons. First, because a great ma jority Of the patrons of the school did nct pay rhe Sl .5o tuition fee for last year as was promised Had this amount been paid as t should. and as promised, the seaeol would bz in mash better shape taan at present. se4ond, 7n account af 1e- ing the funds from he state Ala.
 Tho plan as agree9 aPeH by tae B5ast-ot- Directors recently. briefly outlined about as follows.
 S2 ao= per month =tai6iau. payable sfHf#sH#ia advance #H### #H# charged each a8d=eTery -tHdaat=fazidia tha district. for alI classes it the Hish School This - must be paid either to the president CT sec retar9of= =tae Board hefafe the =aI= deat #fEf 5e enrolIsa=aa8 classified by the teachers at tfe FIish School. Students 0Tel they start 10 school Monday Ho=utn4. ree rom #tsaard Directors shove ing tuition paia, 9f= =tl4es 0i4l H4t be enrolled The =re##il #ilt=a435~t ha presented al the HfgH= School
 Forssaaaats residing outside tHe district, tAe following tuition mast ba paid in advance:
 $2.5o for all students entering the Freshmen and Sophomore classes.
 8 .oo for entering the Junior class, and s4.00 for students entering the Senior class
 The teachers at the High School, and especially SuIt. Ranta have been instructed by the Bo3rd of Directors not to enroll or classify any student, either inside or outside the district, unless they present receipt show ing the tuition for the first month having been paid. This will be nee essary at the beginning CT each month Of the entire school term The school this year will be the reg ular eight months.
 Last year a tuition fee of S1 90 was charged and in most cases ii is still charged" as numerous of the pat rons have refused to pay the amount due This year all this will be elim- mated. and parents should bear in mind not to send their children to school on opening day, or any other day unless they are provided with the proper receipt in advance.
 After some months of figuring anc hard study this plan has been agreed upon Bf the members Of the Board and they feel that t k tie only one under which the schools can De op- erated. Further, unless the patrons of the High School rally to his plan and pay the tuition as above outlined the High School next year will be closed For some time the Board ot Directors have been mp asainst hard proposition of financing both the Grammar School and the Hieh Scdeai even before Che $5a0 was lost throueh the Supreme Court decision and the above plan will not take care of more than half the running expenses of the High school, provided the same mum Der of students enroll as did last year. Patrons should bear in mind and realize the necessity of comply ing with the plans of the Board. SO that Sprinedale may maintain the standard school for which she is not ed
 Some parties refused payment Of the tuition last year on the grounds that the High School vas a part of the public school system. and they could not be compelled to pay the amount By making he High School strictly subscription this year. the Board ha# taken tae Hish sehoal o9t of the pnbiic seaaal system. and can eompei =H#sza7ent of t'}e amounts mentine3
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