Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-05
SUMMER SCHOOLS
Open. DOORS TODAY
Several Thousand Pupils En-
roll for Daily Sessions, Clos
ING August Is.

with the smoke and firecrackers fair
" cleared away several thousand WASH
inrton school children enrolled in the
Summer sessions of 90 elementary. three
tunior high and two senior high schools
at $50 o'clock this morning.
Glasses are from $50 am. to 1890
pm. The pupils embrace those who are
reviewing subjects. and those who wish
to do advance work. The Summer SeS-
sions will continue until August Is.
when all schools will be closed for a
month before the regular Fall opening.
OF the schools which opened this morn
FMS, q of the elementary schools, two
junior high schools and one senior high
school are for white pupils, while eight
elementary, one junior high and one
senior high school are for the colored
children
The schools and class list and re-
spective classes follow:
White elementary-Bowen Third and
X streets southwest, third to sixth
grade: e. v. Brown. Connecticut ave-
nue. and Mckinley street, third to eighth
grades: Buchanan School. Thirteenth
and e streets southeast third to elghtn,
the Burroughs, Eighteenth and Monroe
streets northeast, third to eighth: II.
d. Cooke, Seventeenth and EUCLID
streets, seventh to eighth; Curtis.
Thirty-second and o streets, third TO
eighth. Eaton. T'lairty-fourth street and
Lowell place. third to eighth: Emery.
Lincoln road and Prospect street north
<ast. third to sixth: Force. Seventeenth
- eet and Massachusetts, avenue, third
VI eighth: Grant. Twenty-firSt and G
Nrsts, third 10 sixth: Henry. Sixth and
3 streets. third to sixth, Johnson. Hiatt
place and Lamont street. third 10 sixth;
Industrial Home School. 252S Wiscon--
sin avenue. third to eighth grades and
domestic science and manual uralnng,
Ketcham, Fifteenth and U streets
southeast. third to eighth: Ludlow,
atyth and G streets northeast, third to
saith: Orr, Twenty-second and Prout
streets southeast, third TO sixth; Park
view. warCer and Newton streets, third
to eighth: petworth. Eighth and Shep-
herd streets, third TO sixth: Pierce,
Fourteenth and K streets northeast.
third to eighth; wallach, Seventh and
ID streets southeast, third to sixth, and
the West. Thirteenth and Farragut
streets. third to sixth.
White junior high acknowledgements,
Sixth and D southwest. and Macfar-
land, Iowa avenue and Webster street.
Offers Full Course.
Central High School, offering full
high school course and the eighth b
grade.
The elementary schools for colored |
children, which opened today, are: |
The Newbell. Second and D streets |
southwest; Burrville. at Burrville. d. c.; |
Cleveland, Eighth and T streets; the |
John r. Cook, P and First streets; |
Giddings, Third and G streets SOUTH
east: Magruder, Sixteenth and M
streets: Mott. Fourth and w streets, |
and Phillips, Twenty-seventh and
streets, all of which have grades three
TO SIX Il
The junior high school for colored
pupils Is located in the Francis Build |
inr. Twenty-fourth and N streets. with |
Glasses In English and mathmatics. |
while the senior high school for colored |
pupils is In the Armstrong Building, on |
D street between First and Third, with |
classes In history, English, history |
chemistry, mathematics, biology, French, |
Latin, Spanish and typewriting.