The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-08-13
WICHMAN ISSUES
SCHOOL OPENING
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Only Three New Teachers to
Begin Work Here Week of
September z
NO CHANGE IN HOURS
Enrolment of New Students
and Checking of Old Books
Thursday, August IL

J. H. Wichman, superintendent OF
schools of Redwood Falls, has made
preliminary announcements regard
ing the opening of the public schools
here in September. Mr.. Wichman's
statement regarding the coming year
follows:
'The first regular session will be-
gin Tuesday morning, September 8.
The teachers will report Monday,
September z, for a faculty meeting at
1000 a. m. and will plan their work
for a full days session on Tuesday,
since the regular class sessions will
be in order that day. The hours for
school in the various departments
will be the same as last year.
Grade One-8:45 a. m.-11:3O a. M
.E10 p. m.-3:25 p. m.
Grade Two-8:45 a. m.-11:45 a. m
LILO p. m.-3:40 p. m.
Grades Three-Six-8:45 a. m.-12:0O
a. m. lilo p. m.-3:55 p. m.
Junior and Senior High Schools
$3.50 a. m.-11:5S a. m. ITO p. m.-3 sc
p. m.
students who did not attend the
Redwood Falls schools last year
should enroll Thursday, August 9th.
The office will be open from 9 to IL
in the forenoon and from 1 to in
the afternoon. An age certificate is
necessary for those who enroll in the
first grade; in grades two to eight,
a promotion certificate and report
card are necessary. Eighth grade
graduates must present the county
superintendent certificate or record
of state board examinations and stud
ents who have been enrolled in an
other high school must present a
transcript of scholarship record from
the school they attended.
Mail Announcements
"The local schools are mailing
copies of the 1882 courses of study
to prospective Freshmen in the
neighborhood of Redwood Falls who
last week graduated with the Red
wood County rural eighth grade
class inviting them to enroll in the
local high school. These students are
urged to list their rooms before
Pupils will not be admitted to the
first grade unless they will be six
years of age on or before the first of
January, 1882. A tuition charge of
six dollars per month will be charged
for all students from outside the
district who expect to attend grades
one to eight. Tuition is payable in
advance for three months. Pupils
who are admitted to the freshmen
year and above are not required to pay
tuition providing they do not have a
high school in their own district.
Second hand books should be left
at the Lincoln school office Thursday,
August 9th. A list of the text books
to be used this coming year may be
secured at the office on the same
date. Second hand books must have
all erasures made before they will be
accepted for sale. Students will not
be permitted to use texts which are
badly marked or show notes. Sup
plies and books are sold for cash
only at cost to the district.
Urged to List Rooms
"The people of Redwood Falls are
urged to list their rooms before
Thursday, August 9th in order
that we may know where to direct
students for rooming and boarding
places. We expect those who list
their rooms to be responsible for the
supervision of the students they take
into their homes. We also have sever
al requests to find a place to work for
board and room by both boys and
girls.
"The students and parents will be
glad to know that there will only be
three changes in the faculty next
year. Miss Mildred M. Wilson of
Worthington will take Miss Reinke's
first grade, who resigned to go to
Detroit Lakes; Miss Elizabeth John
son of Herman win occupy Miss
Erickson's position in the sixth grade,
who was married in June; while Miss
Anna Vein of Winona will teach
Physical Education and Social Studies
In place of Miss Kotasek who also
was married in June.
"Our aim as school is to direct
students thinking and develop right
attitudes. The school needs the care
full assistance of the community to
develop worthy individuals"
j. H. WICHMAN, Supt.