Evening star., 1923-06-27
SUMMER SCHOOLS
WILL OPEN MONDAY
Organization. Plans to Be
Completed by Education
Board This Afternoon.

Organization of the summer or va
cation schools. which open Monday
for a six weeks intensive course,
will be completed this afternoon.
when the board Of education ap-
proves the appointment of scores of
teachers to conduct the classes.
Walter B. Patterson, director Of
special schools. will recommend to
the board the appointment of about
seventy teachers for the grade
schools and thirty-five for the high
schools.
Advance statistics compiled by Mr..
Patterson show that approximately
5000 pupils will enroll in the sum-
mer classes. About half of this
number will enter the summer high
school to be conducted at Centrars
building unde! the direction of Miss
Alice Deal
Glasses OvercrOwded.
The four SB classes to be operated
at Central in connection with the
high school course already are over
crowded. Miss Deal said today. With
accommodations for 40 in these
classes. the tentative enrolment
ngures show a registration of 16l.
registration in the summer high
school must be made before the open
ing Monday. Miss Deal emphasized.
No pupils, she said, will be admitted
Monday morning unless previously
registered. and admission will not be
guaranteed to pupils who have not
attended the public schools.
Inc vacation schools are designed
primarily to give backward pupils an
opportunity to make up studies in
which they were deficient during the
regular school term. Pupils who de-
sire to advance a semester by taking
the summer school course will be ac-
commcdated only after the backward
pupils are seated. Mr.. Patterson said.
Subjects to be given at the Central
summer high school include arith-
metic. geometry. English. all history,
four semesters of Latin. French.
subjects such as business arithmetic,
bookkeeping and shorthand.
Dunbar High School will give SINH
lar subjects for colored pupils.
The summer classes will begin at
s:3o am. and continue until l pm.
Graded Schools Schedule.
The graded summer schools will be
heid at the following buildings:
Arthur, Arthur place between B
street and Indiana avenue; E. ".
Brown. Connecticut avenue and Nc
Kinley street; Henry D. Cooke, 18th
street between Euclid and Fuller
streets; Corcoran. 2Sth street be-
tween M and N streets: Dennison, S
street between 18th and 14th streets;
Henry, P street between 9Th and 7th
streets; Jackson, E street between
31st street and Avon place: Jefferson,
9Th and d streets southwest: Ludlow,
6th and G streets northeast; Ketcham,
18th and L streets southeast; Monroe,
Columbia road between Georgia and
Sherman avenues; Park View, Warder
street between Newton and Otis
streets; johnson. Hiatt place between
Lamont street and Park road: Thom-
SON. 18th and l. streets, and the Wal
ZACH. 8th and ID streets southeast.
For Colored Pupils
The following schools will be open
for colored pupils: Birney, Nicholas
avenue and Howard street southeast:
Lovejoy. 18th and D streets north
east; Mott. 4th street between Bryant
and w streets; Phillips. N street be-
tween 9th and 2Sth streets; Randall
Cardozo. 1st and I streets southwest;
Slater-Langston, P street between
North Capitol and 1st streets, and the
SumnerMagruder. M street between
10th and 18th streets northeast.