The Redwood gazette., 1936-08-27

Outside Pupils
tillWelconned
SCHOOLS OPEN MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER IA, HOURS
THE SAME

ents from outside the district in
the high school this fall, Reede
Gray, superintendent of schools,
said this week in regard to reports
current in the city that due to the
fire which destroyed the high
school building, enrolment this
fall would be limited.
In fact letters were mailed re-
Gently to eighth grade graduates
in the area Immediately sur
rounding the city inviting them to
Imatriculate here and explaining
advantages the school has to Of
fer both in courses and extra
curricular activities.
The Redwood Falls public
schools will open for regular work
Monday, September IA. The ses-
sions for the departments will be
the same for 1936-1937 as they
were for the past school year and
are as follows:
A. M. Pm.
Grade I ..-... 8:45-11:30 1:1O-3:25
Grade II ---. 8:45-11:45 1:10-3:40
Grades III-IV 8:45-12:OO 1:1O-3:55
Junior-Senior high schools:
8:30-1200 1:10-3:58
All pupils who did not attend the
local schools last year, should
register today or Friday at the
Lincoln school. This includes pup
lis in any of the above mentioned
departments. (Also any who wish
to change a registration already
made are to report at this time. }
The following certificates are nee
essary: An age certificate for chill
dren who enroll in the first grade
and did not attend spring pri-
mary here;a report card showing
the work completed last year for
pupils in grades II to VIII who at
tended another school; a county
diploma for those who enroll for
work in the first year of high
school; and a transcript of schol-
arship for pupils who have at
tended another high school.
Pupils must be six years of age
on or before January l, 1887, to
be eligible for entrance in the first
grade. Pupils enrolling in grades
I-VIII, whose parents reside out
side the local school district will
be charged a tuition fee of Sc per
month, payable three months in
advance. All nonresident high
school pupils receive free high
school instruction provided there
is no high school in their home
school district.
Second hand books should be
left at the Lincoln school office
the week of August 81. All such
books must have all pages fasten-
ed and erasures made before they
will be accepted for sale. A list of
text books which are to be used
the coming year may be secured
at the office on the above men,
toned dates. New books are sold
at cost and for cash only. The
terms are the same for second
hand books.
The superintendent or Miss An
derson will be glad to list rooms
and board should local people
wish to leave the following in
formation: name, street and house
address, telephone number, whe-
ther rooms are for light house
keeping or for room only, or
room and board combined, and
whether boys or girls are wanted.
Please mail this information. Any
one wanting high school pupils to
work for board and room please
notify the superintendent's office.
A general faculty meeting will
be held September IL at 2 p. m
Organization of the work for the
year will be discussed and direc-
tons will be given In order that
regular work may start Monday
morning. All arrangements win be
made that pupils can attend all of
their classes the first day and
therefore it is essential that books
be purchased before Monday, Sep
tember IA. All books, new or sec
ond hand, should be purchased the
week of August 81.
All high school pupils win report
in the auditorium Of the Lincoln
|school Monday, September Il at
$50 a. m for further instruction.