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until the new plant can be made
ready for occupancy.
Most to Van Buren, Annex.
Pupils of Randle Highlands, Ketch-
AMMAN Buren, and Congress Heights
promoted to grade SB last June will
report to the Van Buren, Annex al
fS45 O'Clock tomorrow.
Those from Randle Highlands,
Ketcham-Van Buren, and Stanton
promoted to grade ga will also report
TO Van Buren, Annex. Those from
Congress Heights promoted to IA
7B or ga will report back to the same
sschool.
Grade IA and 7B pupils from Ran
die Highlands will return to that
school,, but those advanced to SA will
report to Van Buren, Annex. All IA
and 7B Ketcham-Van Buren, students
will go to Van Buren, Annex STAN
tons IA and 7B pupils will go to
Randle Highlands, and those from
Stanton promoted to ga will go to
Van Buren, Annex.
Five Benning School pupils as
signed to Anacostia will report to
: Randle Highlands.
Deal Junior High Delayed.
: Because of the delay in completing
fthe addition at Deal Junior High
School, advanced pupils will be tenn
porarily accommodated there and in
the Murch Elementary School,
. Naturalization of pupils in the Dis
trict actually began last Thursday.
when children entering the system for
y the first time from other cities began
2 to present their credentials. Through
Friday and Saturday this work con-
tinued, but at the statistical headquar-
2 tiers at the Franklin School it was
said yesterday that no figures on the
/. new enrolment will be available for
day or so.
: For the first time, nonresident en-
rollments are to be restricted. Even
with the new additions, the District
schools will be Just as crowded during
: the coming year as they have been In
:. the past. The physical facilities, since
! the beginning of the depression, have
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enrolment continues to increase year
after year the system continues to
fall more and more behind.
Some Bar Nom Residents.
T. Roosevelt and Eastern High Schools
: will receive no nonresident pupils
this year; the new Woodrow Wilson
ESchool will accept non-residents from
yMaryland only; Western will bar all
Estudents from nearby States until
September 80, when it will determine
whether any can be admitted.
Central and Mckinley have set
next Thursday as the day on which
to determine whether Maryland and
Virginia boys and girls may be adj
mitted the decision resting wholly
!, upon the total enrolment of residents
'of the District.
In the junior high schools, the ban
has been placed at Paul, Powell, Taft,
Eliot. Stuart and Hine. Mcfarland,
Gordon, Deal, Langley and Jefferson
will decide Thursday whether they will
have space for outsiders. Non-resi-
dent enrolment last year totaled 2,470.
1900 to Start First Time.
Some $500 children are expected to
be entered in kindergarten classes or
1.-THE first grade for the first time this
year.
Tomorrow night the public evening
schools will open and preparations
have been made for a substantial in
crease in these corresponding to the
gains in the day schools. Glasses will
meet at Abbot Vocational School,
Central, Mckinley and Roosevelt High
Schools, Hine Junior High School and
the Webster Elementary School. Most
of the classes will be devoted to voca-
tjonal subjects. but opportunity will
also be given pupils to make up sub
jects needed to qualify for particular
classes or ratings In the regular
system.