The Washington times., 1921-09-16
CLAIRvOYANTS
LEGAL NOTICES

PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. september a. ln;-
lu%si. ns nDSH vii, ' open on Monday s.g.:mS::o5 :o
GRADED scHooLs-N.~ pupils ar: I'D, =
OF % AGE BY NOVEMBER ONE AND Up.
MAH TEhRs OF sFa AGE dG BY BY NovEaBER one
AND UPWARD; All children not on on the ne
last year who desire to enter the graded
schools and kindergartsns Will make sp
pIication for admission tickets al the
Principals will be at their buildings on
Friday and Saturday, September ls and
II, from $3.50 to 10 a. IN. and from 10
$40 p. m. Vaccination certificates mn.t
be presented. The law requires that mo
child shall be admitted into the public
school who shall not have been duly vac
smsiipo.'" GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS
All pupils IN the graded schoo last year
except those promoted to the high schools
will report to their last year rooms, from
which those to be transferred will be sent
to the higher classes. Pupils promoted to
the high schools will report at the rsspec-
tive high schools at II a. m: on Aonday
SsRfr5s WHITE Hrdm scHooLsNXn applicant.
for admission or for advanced standing in
the Central, Eastern, Western and Busi-
ness High Schools. and the mckinley Man
ual Training school, other than those who
attended tho eighth grades OF the District
OF Columbia. must report TO the hlgh
School Admission Board at the Franklin
School on Thursday or Friday, September
Is and l6. between the hours OF TO IL
a. m. and . to 8 .. m. Tho board will as
sign pupils to the examinations students
entering the high schools through the
High school Admission Board will be as
signed. by that board to schools other than
the Central High School. except In cases
approved by tho Superintendent. Exami-
nation for admission to the first year Of
the high schools will be given on Sstur-
day. September II. at a. m. at the
Franklin School. For admission TO the
examinations. in English, Grammar and
Composition. Arithmetic. u. 8. History and
Constitution and Geography All appii-
rsca,s mGs f SoIk n
schools otherwise no credit may be given
for such work. Examinations may be re-
auired. but credit may be given for some
OF the work done in other schools II GER
tificates are satistactory. ADMISSION
TO DUNBAR AND ARMSTRONG HIGH
SCHooLS-All candidates for admission
School, the Department OF Business Prac-
tice, or the Armstrong Manual Training
School, except graduates OF the eighth
Ersdss ns OF me rn,s eIementsfy % schools OF the ne
the High School Admission Board at the
Dunbar High School on Thursday or Fri
day. september Is and ls. between the
assign pupils to the examinations The
requirements for admission to first-year
classes are the same as outlined above for
white high schools. JUNIOR HIGH AND
NIGHT SCHOOLS-The Junior high
schools will open on September 10, 1911.
Application for admission should be made
for the Junior high for white pupils at
the Columbia Junior High School, Seventh
and o streets, and for the colored sch hools
at the Robert Gould Shaw Junior High
School, First and NJ streets northwest
Announcement of the opening OF the night
schools will appear at a later date.
MEETING OF SUPERVISORY OFFICERS
AND TEACHERS-Afl Supervising Princi-
pals will meet teachers az 10 a. M, Sat-
urday, September II, in thsir respective
offices. High school principals viii meet
teachers at various buildings Saturday
September II, as indicated below: Central
High School, $3.50 p. M: Eastern High
School, 2 p. M; Western High School z
p. m: Business High School, 2 d. m: Nc
Kinley High School, 3 D. M Miner Nor
NAL School, IL a.. m; Dunbar High School
II q. m; Armstrong High Sshooi, II a, m.
The Director OF Primary Instruction will
meet all teachers new to the grade or syp-
tenn at p. M, Thomson School, Saturday
September II. The Assistant Director OF
Primary Instruction will meet Ali new
teachers and teachers new in grade, in
cluding term 1920-1s21, Saturday, Sep.
tember II. p. M, Robert Gould Shaw
Junior High School, model teacher. at
1880 p. IN. The opening meeting for ali
teachers in the kindergarten Department
will be held Monday, September 10, at gao
p. m, Thomson School (signed) FRANK
w. BALLoU. superintendent of Schools