New Britain herald., 1927-11-08
School Associations As semble. to Promote Ob- servance of American Education Week.

The first of the many meetings Of parents and teachers associations which are scheduled for this week will be held this evening when the Senior high school association will hold a meeting and the Lincoln school will present a program which will be in the nature of public opening of the new school on Steele street.
 The meeting at the Senior High school will not be featured by long program. The members will meet for about Is minutes in the school auditorium. From S:30 o'clock un- till 9 o'clock the teachers will be grouped by departments in the academic and vocational buildings. Students will assist in the presenta- ton of the programs and other ac- tivities which are Faheduled. F. M. Harwood is president of the associa- ton.
 Several prominent men in the civic life Of the city will give talks at the Lincoln school auditorium aIiOiiS 'IIClii pNillS Gtl lNh I INlilS president of the school board Ed ward F. Hall, chairman of the board of finance and taxation; Joseph NJ Halloran, chairman of the school accommodations committee; Mayor Gardner C. Weld, Louis W. Young, a member of the school boards finance comimttee; Stanley H.. Holmes, superintendent of schools and Ralph B. Wainright. park de- partment superintendent and presi- dents of the parents and teachers association Of the school.
 SmaIIcy School
 Mayor Weld will give the feature address at the meeting of the par ents and teachers association of the Smalley school which is to be held in the school auditorium Wednesday evening at s:30 o'clock. From 7:30 until S:30 o'clock conferences be- tween the parents and teachers will take place in the classrooms. Walter Kosswig is the president.
 Stanley School
 The Stanley school parents and teachers association meeting will be called at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday night by its president. Michael Shields, and at the conclusion of business an entertainment will be presented. School Committeeman George Levitt will deliver the fea- ture address. Conferences will fol- low the meeting.
 Israel Putnam School
 A talk on school nutrition work will be given by the schools nutri- tonist in this city. Mrs. A. J. Barker at the meeting of the parents and teachers association of the Israel Putnam school Wednesday evening. From 73O o'clock until o'clock conferences of teachers and parents will be held. Preceding the address program of vocal and instrumental selections will be presented. Edward c. Beach Is president.
 Central Junior High School
 Principal William C. French Of the Central Junior High school has decided to depart from the custom of other years and instead of pre- senting formal program the classes will have an afternoon session of school carried on Wednesday eve ming so that parents may see their boys and girls at work. The par ents will assemble in the auditorium at 7:3O o'clock when they will be given an outline of the plan.
 Nathan Hale Junior High School
 An operetta, "The Royal Play mates,'' will be presented by pupils of the eighth grade of the Nathan Hale school following the business meeting of the schools parents and teachers association Thursday eve- ming. Conferences between the par ents and teachers will be held from 73O o'clock until o'clock. Exhibit tions of club work will be given be- tween s o'clock and 8:20 and a busi- ness meeting will be held from S:20 until s:30 o'clock to be followed by the play.
 Elihu Burritt School
 Rev. John J. Keane of St. Joseph's church will give an address on American Education Week at meeting of the Parents and Teach ers' association of the Elihu Burritt school Thursday evening. From 7:30 o'clock until S:30 o'clock confer ences of parents and teachers will be held. During the evening an ex- hibit of the work of sixth grade pu- pills will be presented. Parents will view class room exhibits during the evening. Friday has been set aside as day for parents and special program vii be presented in the classrooms
 Camp School
 James F. O'Brien, director Of Americanization and head of the evening schools of this city, will give the address before members of the Parents and Teachers association of the Camp school at the meeting in the school auditorium Thursday evening. Conferences between par ents and teachers will take place between 7:30 and o'clock to be fol- lowed by the meeting. The Glee club of the school will sing several se- lections.
 Rockwell School
 The program for the Rockwell school Parents and Teachers asso- citation Thursday night was made public today. Mrs. Jane Barker, school nutritionist will give an ad- dress on Health" The rest of the program follows: Opening address By Chester A. Maben, president of the association: selection by Miss Mildred Kranowitz, exercises by pu- pills of grades five and six and a play by pupils of grade five and six.
 Roosevelt School
 Rev. Alfred Heininger, assistant pastor Of the First Congregational church. will give the feature address