The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1922-09-01
LABORS IN SCHOOL
BEGIN ON TUESDAY
CLASSES TO SWING INTO
LINE SEPTEMBER 5
PUPILS PLAN PROGRAM
Enrolment Will Take Place In
Order To Do Away With
Any Delay

The time for enrolment or all
pupils was announced at the pub
lie school Offices today. According
to the schedule as given out, much
of the preliminary work will be
disposed of this week and classes
will be in full swing next Tuesday
September 5. > .-'
All pupils who were in the high
school last year and who filled out
preliminary enrolment cards. for
the Senior High school are to re-
port in B Assembly at the high
school building for final registra-
ton on Friday morning, September
first, as follows: Twelfth grade pu-
pills ,at eight o'clock. Eleventh
grade pupils at 9:15 o'clock. Tenth
grade pupils at 10:45 o'clock. =,
Senior High school pupils Will
make out their own programs, SUD
iect to the approval of the facun'
Students> coming later than the
hour assigned for the registration
of their class will have less choice
as to ubject and period than those
who come on time, so it is, thought
that no one will be late.
- Will Publish Program
ON wednesday and Thursday
The Free Press will publish the
complete program for the Senior
High school, giving subjects. per
iods and teachesr, so that pupils can
figure out their programs before
coming for registration Friday.
Senior High school students who
have not flied out preliminary en- :
rollment cards should report at the
high school office Friday afternoon
or Saturday forenoon. This group
of course includes all those enter:
ing from other high schools as, wei
as Mankato students who were not
in school last spring.
Junior High school students VINO
made Out preliminary enrolment
cards lats spring are not asked TO
report until next Tuesday. But all
pupils entering the junior high
school-grades seven, eight and
nine-from other districts are 70
report Friday morning at nine
O'Clock. Those in North Mankato
and those living north or Cherry
street in the city of Mankato Will
60 10 the nlSQ SCuOOl puhuiaS 80
enrolment in the Franklin Junior
High. Those living south OF
Cherry street as well as those from
all outside districts except North
Mankato will go to the new Lincoln
building.
New Pupils Will Report
New pupils in the grade schools
will also report at their Sbuilding
for enrolment on Friday at nine
o'clock. 49,
The system of book rental in the
Junior and Senior High schools has
been much simplified. Each student
will pay a fat rental fee OF one
dollar. in return for which all the
regular text books will be furnish
ed. All students above the sixth
grade are to bring this fee with
them when they come r. enrol. )
the Lincoln Junior High school
each student should bring an addi-
tional quarter which he will depos-
It for his locker key. When he turns
in is key at the end of the year,
this fee will be refunded.
Tuition pupils are asked to come
prepared to pay their tuition fnr
the first half year in advance. The
tuition rate in the elementary
schools is $3.50 per month; in the
seventh and eighth grades, five
dollars per month. Above the eight
grade the state pays the tuition ~
all pupils residing in the districts
that do not support high schools.