Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-08-30
BIG ATTENDANCE
EXPECTED HERE
in PUBLIC SCHOOL

In accordance with a recent de-
cision of the board of education of
the Plentywood school district, the
rlentywood schools will open Mon
day, September Bird. This follows
custom of long standing, that of
opening school on the first Monday
in September. There have been but
few deviations from this rule.
1t will not be necessary for those
who were in high school or the
eighth grade at Plentywood last year
to enroll prior to Monday, Septem-
ber 3rd.
Students who are entering the To-
cal high school for the first time
and who are not graduates of the
local grades should either try tC
come to the school some time dur
ing the week of August 9th to Sep
tember lst and enroll or drop a care
to Supt. M. O. Glorvick, signifyine
that they will be here on Monday
September 3rd and in which class
they expect to enroll. students
from other school districts than tn,
local one should bring evidence O
having completed the eighth grade
and those who have attended higl
school elsewhere should submit /;
transcript of their record from tn,
school previously attended.
Large Enrolment Expected
While no definite information cal
be given at this time as to the en-
rollment in high school, it is safe t.
say that the number of applicants
for admission will be greater thar
any year in the past. Every effor
will be made to take care of ever,
applicant, whether resident o.
nonresident, provided he is presen
on the first day of school and il
ready to begin work at that time
1t may be possible that due to crowd
ed conditions those who wish to en-
ter later than the opening date can
| not be taken care of and will have t.
| find room elsewhere. For that reason
it will pay every student to be pres
ent the opening day of school
| There were 151 enrolled in higl
school last year and it is not unreas
enable to expect that there will b.
ITO for the coming year.
| There are great many request
each year which come into the offic
regarding places where boys an
girls from the country may work fo
| their board and room. In this wa.
many students can get a high schoo
education where it might otherwis
be impossible. The people of Plen
| tywood in past years have made
fine response to this appeal and it j
hoped that they will do so agai
| this year. 1t seems not so Difficult
to find places for girls, but it is yer.
hard to find places where boys ma.
earn something to defray their ex
penses. 1t is hoped that everyon
who has such place or who know
of place where boy or girl stu
| dent is wanted for the winter Wi
communicate with the superinten
dents office. By so doing you vii
help the school by helping some bo
or girl who is worthy of help an
whom the schools are trying to serve
| Every year many requests com
to the office from students and teach
ers for places where rooms, or roor
and board may be had Anyone hay
ing rooms for rent should call tn
office and list them there. Type
copies will be made of the list Q
rooms available and these will be Civ
en- to the teachers and students. Fo
obvious reasons no recommends
tions can be made at the office as t
specific rooms for teacher or pupi
During the summer many of tn
school rooms have been redecorate
and improvements are being made i
the heating system. For this reaso
we can expect a more pleasant schoC
year.
| We are all looking forward to
pleasant and profitable school yea
The people of Plentywood have a
ways been interested in their school
and they have always extended ther
generous measure of good will an
cooperation. 1t is hoped these ma
be given in an even more generou
measure during the coming schot
year in order that the local school
may serve better than in the pas
their purpose of educating the chi
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