The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-08-27
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF JUNEA AU ARE TO OPEN MONDAY
Registration in High School Starts at 9: 30-
 Other Information

The Public Schools of Juneau, af- ter three months vacation, will start on the 1936-1937 year next Monday, August 31. at which time it is expected registration will be completed and regular school work begin.
 A. B. Phillips, Superintendent of Schools, announces that parents who have children for Kindergarten should take them to the school at 10 o'clock. The class will be di- vided later. part of the children attending in the morning and part in the afternoon.
 All other children should go di- rectly to their rooms at 9:30 o'clock, where they will be enrolled. Stu dents who are new to the Juneau schools and who have attended other schools should take their re- port card, transcript of credits, or other evidence to show the grade they nave completed.
 High School
 High School stars at 9:30 a. m. and all students are to go directly to the assembly hall where in- structions will be given them re- garding enrolling for classes. All students will be in school all day, beginning with the first day.
 Due to teachers meetings, doors to neither building will not be op- ened until 9:15 unless the weather is bad, in which case rooms will be provided for students. In no case will the doors be opened be- fore goo a. m.
 7'ert BookS
 Text books will again be fur nished free to all students, each student paying $l,50 deposit which will be refunded at the end of the school year if books are properly returned. In the high school, break age fees of $1 per student will be charged for chemistry and phys ics, the same as in the past years.
 All material consumed by the stu dent, except in the lower grades must be purchased by the pupil. These articles can be purchased through any of several local stores and some supplies are handled by the school.
 Bookkeeping texts will be fur nished bu the sets which are consumed by the student, must be purchased.
 Teachers Meeting
 Teachers will meet with Supt. Phillips at 8:15 a. m, August 31 in the High School building, the latter announces.
 Manual Training will continue under the Smith Hughes plan and this year Home Economics will also come under the same org niza- tion. AS an inoyation boys are well come to join the Home Economies classes as well as girls. These classes will be supervised by Miss Morris, vocational education direc- tor, and Supt. A. B. Phillips. A complete change from the old style home economics will be undertaken though it is not certain how much of a change can be accomplished in one year
 An elementary course in sheet metal work and household electrical work will be put in the manual training course as well as follow ing somewhat along the same lines as last year.
 Teachers Assigned
 Teachers and information con- corning each are as follows:
 Batson, Cynthia-Will teach Kin tergarten; has five years exper- fence; this will be her third year in Juneau; graduate of Miss Woods Kindergarten and Primary School, Minneapolis; formerly taugh three years at Saltwater, Minn.
 Tilden. Eva - Will teach First Grade; has taught 1852 years in Ju- neau; graduate of the Pennsylvania State Normal School at Edinboro, Pa; before coming to Juneau taught n various Pennsylvania schools and in the Seattle schools.
 Hanson, Dalma-Will teach First Grade; has taught Il years in Ju- neau; graduate of State Teachers College of Valley City, North Da- kota before coming to Juneau taught in North Dakota.
 Mabel Monson-Will teach Sec- ond Grade; has had eight and half years experience; six years in Ju- neau; graduate of State Teachers College at Winona, Wisconsin; be- fore coming to Juneau taught in Wisconsin.
 Velma Bloom-Will teach Sec