Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-08-11
LOCAL SCHOOLS Open
SEPTEMBER J WITH
COMPLETE SCHEDULE
STRONG ACADEMIC PROGRAM
WILL AGAIN BE OFFERED
STUDENTS

Monday, September 9Th, has been
set as the opening date for the
~Plentywood schools this year. En-
rollment of the grades and the pre-
urinary organization of both High
school and grade classes will take
place at 1.30 p. m. en- the above
dase. Opportunity for enrolment in
high school classes before the OPEN
ing day SO that a better arrange
nent and planning CT classes may
be carried out. There will be a later
ann %nncenssnt concerning the high
school enrolment. Those who expect
e enter high school from other than
the Pfentywod city schools should
bring with them at the time of en-
i'ollment a diploma or certificate Of
having completed the eighth grade
as we'll as their eighth grade report
carr. Those who have attended high
school elsewhere and are entering
the Plentywood high school should
bring with them at the time of an
nollmenf, a list of the credits earn
ed previously. Regular report cards
are preferred. This will greatly as
slst those in charge in making out
a correct program Of studies.
There will not be much change in
he schedule of high school classes
sfftsed. since finances do not per-
mt OF any expansion at this time.
The P%lentywood high school will
continue to maintain its strong Ac-
ademic program and will introduce
new subjects ta broaden its curric1-
iun Just IS soer as il GEMS advis-
able from the financial standpoint.
A list of the subjects that NAV he
taken by each of the -four classes
Will be published a week before the
enrolment takes place.
School Is Fully Approved
The Plen4ywood high school has
baen fully approved by the North
Central and the Northwest Associa-
items Of Secondary Schools and Col
leges as well as by the State De
rafiJment Of Public Instruction. The
grades OF the P~lentywood schools
meet all the requirements of the
State Department and have been
exempt from state examinations for
the past several years. This accred-
lIlng and the standards required for
this accrediting will be maintained
during the coming school year i'm
spite OF reduced expenditures. ANY
Dey or girl who is a resident of
Sheridan county and eligible to high
school may enrcll without tuition or
of any kind In the Plenty
wood high school or any one of the
seven high schools in this
Parents of other school dis
trlcts who intend to enroll their
children in the elementary grades of
Plentywood sho confer with
either the clerk Of the district or the
superintendent Supt. Stegner wish
rs to announce that he will not be
N the city dQriyg the first part or
week but that he may be reach
either at the school office or at
us home during the last two weeks
n August for consultation cnncern-
ng school enrolIments. N
There will again be a large num-
YER Of girls and boys who would like
q attend high school but who must
It least nartly work their way thru
chool. If there are any plentywood
esidents who might have work that
flther boys or girls might do while
Intending high school, will you
'lease advise the superintendent or
ome member Of the board. The
chool will gladly assist in whatever
FAY it can the placing of high
pupils who will have to live
way from home while going to
chool. Some may have rooms for
|ght housekeeping or plans where a
upil may work for part of his o
nd board. The school viii be pleas
d to gather this information and
all it TO the attention Of those who
be interested. There sare I'M
onbtedly many who have finished
he eighth grade during the past
or three years but find it i'm
ossible to attend high school. These
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