The Washington times., 1933-09-12
Commissioners Notices.

SEPTEMBER 9. 1933.-PUBLIc SCHOOLS
NOTICE OF OPENING OF PUBLIC
SCH TfHo3Es 9TsTRTE THE Or sfRQ8hs %
on Monday, September Is. 1888. at ;00
SCHOOLS: New pupils will be admitted DIM ted
AGE B BY MOVE NoyEMBER ! ONE OR OLDER,
and to the first grades SIX YEARS OF
AGE BY NOVEMBER ONE OR OLDER.
school rolls at the close of last year who
desire to enter the graded, schools and
hndersartens viii Apply for T,oT Hd%issIon nnmss
Principals will be at buildings on Friday
and Saturday, September 15, and 16, from
500 to 1000 A. N. and from q = ;9U M,rI' 10
GATES MUST BE PRESENTED: The law
requires that mo child shall be admitted
into the public schools who shall not
I5HS Protected ed" against e smallpox" GRADED
SCHOOL PUPILS: All pupils in the
graded schools last year. eXcept those pro
NOTED to the high schools Will TgpotS bo.o 20
higher classes. PUPILs PROMOTED TO
THE HIGH SCHOOLS will report G at, at the the
senior a. AND ID Ninth Hi tn YEAR JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOLS: All NEW applicants for
senior and Junior high schools OF Divisions
l to 8 (white schools) must report TO the
high school admission board at the Thorn
SchOo Twelfth and srsG FrdaT N
tember 13. ID. and Is. 900 A. NJ. to
400 P. M. All applicants must present
certificates or records of all work COM m
DUNBAR. ARMSTRONG. AND CARDOZo
HIGH SCHOOLS AND NINTH YEAR
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS: All NEW appli::
IIal ~ ap1a NT
Divisions 10 to 13 (colored schools) will
be examined by the high school admission
board at the Dunbar High School on Thurs
SaS o and FrdSX i'd XoS annca1: aTG S
must present certificates or records Of all
work completed in other schools. JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOLS: The Junior high schools
A. NJ. Applications for admission should
be made at the Junior high school nearest
ones, home. NIGHT SCHOOLS will omen
vIsoRY oFFICERs AND TEACHERs:
teacbsr. All ar Frdoy will ssD9. mee
sion J.. Gordon Junior High School: Divi-
sion :, 3. Raymond SCHOOL,. Division 5.
Langley Junior High School; Division 6,
school; Division 10, Morgan School: Divi-
sion II, Cleveland School: Division 13,
Bell School. Faculties of teachers colleges
ana IeacnerS OF senior ana JUNIOR nlRH
schools will meet on Friday. September
Is: at 1890 A. M. in their respective
schools. The director in charge of super
vision of grades one to six Divisions !
to q. will meet all teachers of grades l
to who are NEW TO GRADE OR sYS-
TEN at the new Adams School, at . 80
p. M. Friday. September IS. The director
Of primary instruction will meet all
teachers NEW TO GRADE in Divisions l o
to 13 at the Berret School. . 80 p. M,
Friday. September IS. Directors of spe-
cial subjects will meet their teachers at
10 30 A. M. Friday. September IS as fol-
lows: Domestic Science, Divisions to Q,
Dennison; Household Arts. Divisions 10
to 13. Berret: Domestic Art. Divisions l
10 q. Dennson: Drawing. Divisions 1 TO
Q. Old Adams: Divisions 10 to IL, Rerret:
Manual Training, Divisions l to q. Old
Adams Divisions 10 to 13. Berret: Phvs-
ical Training. Divisions 10 o. Old
Adams: Divisions 10 tn 13. Berrpt: Nature
Study. Divisions / to .. Old Adams; Divi.
sions 10 to 13. Berret: Music, Divisions
| 10 Q, Old Adams: Divisions 10 to 13.
Berret. Directors of kndergartens will
meet their teachers at 2:3o P. NJ. Friday.
September. IS. as follows: Divisions l
to o.. Cooke: Divisions 10 to 13. Berret.
Principals of the vocational schools will
meet their teachers at 1890 A. NJ. at
their respective buildings, Friday; septem-
her IS. 1888. FRANK W. BALLOU,
Sunerintendent of Schools.