The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1919-08-29
QpEN!NG OF
I SNYDER SCHOOLS,

The Snyder Public Schools will
open Monday September s.
On account of the time required
Tor adjusting he grades OF the re,
Eective w9rds and tpr procuring
AL books we shall have no opening
rexercises.
There will be no seventh grade al
Central Building this year. The first
day all pupils in the Seventh Grade
win report at Colonial Hill school.
All pupils in the Colonial Hill ward
In the Sixth Grade will report at
lCentral Building the first day. All
pupils in the North Ward up to ami
Including the Sixth Grade will re-
port at North Ward the first day.
al other pupils will report at Cen
trail building the first day.
II Is the policy of the school board
10 arrange the attendance az the
wards 10 accommodate the largest
number OF patrons. and We invite
the friendly suggestion OF any pat
ron in trying TO accomplish this. On
account of the situation OF the ward
SAchools 1t Is almost impossible ~
arrange the attendance conenient for
all the patrons, but We shall do our
best, and We ask you TO assist us.
We feel confident that by working
out the problem that way you will
be satisfied. at least with our effort,
whether you are satisfied with the
Il situation OF the respective build
ings or not. You are all aware OF the
iiscontent resulting from that.
A faculty meeting OF all teachers
will be held at Central building
Septemger. s at 1000 a m.
No pupils are 10 bring books the
hrst day. The state will furnish books
and the pupils will be advised by the
| teachers how 20 procure them. As Il
~ true that no public enterprise can
make the best success without CO.
We invite every patron TO
corporate, make friendly suggest
| ions and criticisms and help us in
every way you can to improve your
schools constantly. ! wish emphat-
ically 10 state in the outset that we
[beiieve in our patrons and our pup
Ills. A patron may make mistake
hut that is no more than We teachers
! often do. We expect you to look over
A,ur mistakes and help us TO mend
them, therefore We can look over
yours.
IL you have a grievance against
a teacher, go to the teacher with It,
or else come to me, and you will be
heard. II is a gross injustice to che
teacher to the pupil to the school,
and keen reflection upon yonrseh
N criticise teacher 10 the pubic
k,efore YOU carry your complaint 10
he teacher II is equally as inconsis'-
|hpt for a teacher publicly TO crlu-
.kise n pupil, patrons or anothsr
seaeher or superintendent or schooi
Hoard II We will work out our
|Iroubles With those vitality Interested
| be can not fail.
Nj A schooI is for the pupils, but II
/. not far the pupils 10 run. we IN
II Ye y,ar assistance in making the
|.cnduct OF your children such thal
lou win be proud of. VIII YOU do IL
We are trusting you Tor that KIND
IN support II shall be our aim TO
nake this the best school snyde'
as ever had We realize that we nave
years work Before us. We want you
b expe..,t something OF us ana let
.s Nnow all along how we are se'-
Arv along. Do not be afraid to speaf
q us; we are just common TOMS
i,ra vou and your servants at tha''
No 90, our monthly salary whether
be do our full duty or not pu' "
We help your children on their way
:. .hau receive a reward so hish
nat thieves can never touch IT,
Yours to serve
s. l.. Rives.