The Holly chieftain., 1920-09-09
Buildings Have Both Been
Newly Renovated.
NO SCHOOL AT JORDAN
OR BEET RANCH SCHOOLS
These Two Schools Have Been Con-
soliiatfd With Holly City Schools
Three New Auto Busses Will
Transport Country Pupils.

The Holly Bubble Schools will open
Monday, September 13. Both the
Rockwell building and the High
School building have been thoroughly
renovated during the vacation weeks
and are in splendid shape for school
work. Needed improvements have
been made at the Rockwell build
ing. This building has also been
lsdecorated throughout
School will not be maintained at
The Jordan and Beet Ranch buildings.
these schools have been consolidated
with the city schools and the child
rem furnished with transportation III
school buses. The Amity school
hich was consolidated with our To-
cal district will also be furnished
transportation. These school busses
will be maintained on regular sche-
dule after the first week of school. 1t
viii necessitate a few trips to COM
pIetely establish the schedule. The
school authorities expect to accom-
modate as many children as possible
= in these busses. Where convenient
rnd where the route OF bus will make
IT possible the children will be called
for at their homes. In some cases 1t
Will be necessary for children to walk
short distance to meet the buss.
Competent drivers have been secured
and the children Will, be transported
tOTGnd from school. under good man.
agement. School supervision will at
tend the transportation of all pupils.
Half day sessions will be conduct
ed on the first day. Children will
ps classified and all assignments
made. Work in full will begin on
Tuesday, Every Child within the dis
trict between the ages of Z and IA
is expected to enroll in school. Those
between ages of 4 and also come
within the compulsory educational
law of Colorado II they have not fin
fshed the common school. Those who
have finished the common school
should enroll in some department of
the high school, The high school has
been designated as the University OF
the Common People and every boy
and girl within the district should
take advantage of the opportunity
that is offered to complete high
school course.
High school students may enroll
Saturday. Sept. II at high school
building The enrolment Will be
completed Monday forenoon.
The following schedule will be
followed at the Rockwell igrade
buildingl on Monday morn,ng.
$500 to 800 q. m.-1eachers
should complete all arrangements
necessary for the enrolment and as
siynment of pupils This will In
clude the arrangement of temporary
program, receiving of text books, sup
plies. etc.
<, 300 to 10:3O a. m.-Pupils will
he received and assignments made.
Pupils other than beginners who come
from without the district and pupils
entering the school for the first time
should bring certificates of promo
tion on Tuesday, Sept. IA. The sup
erintendent will then make assign
ment to proper grade.
1880 to 11:3O' a. m.-Tcachsrs
should complete all plans for the be-
ginning of work In every department
on Tuesday morning. A good begin.
ming on the po-.. of every teacher is
imperative. A report of the enroll
ment for the first day should be
handed to the principal of the BALD
ing.
800 p. m.-General meeting of all
teachers will be held in the English
room of the high school building at
which time the superintendent will
present the general plan Cor The year.
Pupils should be dismissed prompt
ly at 1890 a. m. and asked not to
return to their building until Tues
day morning.
The teaching force together with
assignments is as follows:
K. A. Shanner, superintendent.
High School-W. r. Lee, Science
ard Mathematics; Eva Allen. Com
: mercial; Zua Shoemaker, English; =
Gertrude Cain, Languages; Lidia
Hoffman, Domestic Art and History;
Edward Nochols. Agriculture and
Manual Training; Music and Art. to
be supplied.
Rockwell Building-Ethel Payton,
Principal and Departmental; Bess
Hutchinson, Departmental; Media