The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-09-01
WILL
BEGIN WORK
NEXT TUESDAY

Registration of new students began
at Roosevelt high school on Wednes-
day. and continues through Thursday
and Friday. The offices will be open for
registration from . Il. III. to II m. and
from l y. III. To / p. III. ON the days
mentioned
Pupils desiring To change their Sched-
ules may also report ON these dates.
Admission To classes will be limited
To the number that can be effectively
handled.
The following groups Of students are
urged TO report for enrolment Us early
as possible
1. All pupils transferring from par
Ochial schools To the high school
,. All pupils who have moved into
the city since the close Of school last
June
). All pupils who desire any ad-
justment in their schedule.
Diplomas, report cards, Or other evil
dence of promotion i'll their previous
school should be presented by students
applying for registration. Lockers may
81 obtained by all pupils on the above
mentioned dates.
Registration at the LAbadie and
Lincoln junior high and all elementary
schools will be held Friday morning Of
this week.
schools will officially open Oh Tues
day, September ). Senior high school
students will begin the session at II
noon while the junior high and ele-
nentary schools will open at l y. III.
The health department had advised
that at this date there appears To be
no reason for delaying the opening of
school since there are no active cases
of infantile paralysis recorded in the
city at present.
This year will see the introduction
Of free text service 10 all students as
approved by the electors last June.
The application uf the new system will
BE- made gradually through the school
year Students entering Il divisions in
the grades will receive books which
will be issued To them in the opening
sessions. Students in A divisions VIII
continue To use the old books which
they had last semester until these
books are used out. In no case will it
be necessary for student To purchase
any new text books. This does not APP
ply To pencils, paper and similar sup
plies IL students desire to furnish
their own books they may do SO but
such books will not be- sold by the
Board Of Education.
The library store room has been clos
ed out and all books placed in the
text book supply rooms at the several
schools.
The new system will insure that all
students will be supplied with books
at once and no student will be kept
at a disadvantage through failure TO
obtain books in time To begin his work
with the rest Of the class. The total
cost for books will save parents APP
pruximately S4,OO0 annually. Wyan-
duttt. thus joins the large group OF CT
ties in the state. supplying free texts.
Through this system it will be pos
sible to supply the latest text mater
iaI without additional cost To the city.
A one set of books wears out they
may be replaced when necessary by
the most up-tO-date edition whereas
previously this could not be done be-
cause Of the losses 10 parents whose
families held copies of the older books
he supplied with individual copies VI
texts for which they will be held re-
sponsible for the proper use and keep
ing. In Junior high and IN the elemen-
tary schools the books will be dlstrlD-
uted, used, and studied within the
class hour and charge outs will not be
made to individuals except where
books are required for home work. In
These schools the books will be ready
for use in the class room in the same
manner "a shop tools are ready on
thu benches in the shop rooms.
Every effort j. being made TO have
four rOums in the new Mckinney ele-
mputary school ready for the opening
of school. The four rear rooms IN the
old building were demolished IN Order
To allow the construction of the new
boiler room. Ii may be necessary 20
hold short sessions for few days until
these new rooms are ready. Mckinney
children will report at the ola Duild-
ing ON Tuesday Tor instructions IN the
usual manner.
The administrative council meeting
will be- held in the e<fice of the super
intendent on Saturday morning this
week at nine O'Clock. Tuesday morning
will he given over TO teachers meet
ings preparatory to the opening in the
afternoon. No enrollmeuts OF ADJUST
ments in schedules will be made ON
Saturday or Tuesday mornings. All
changes in schedules must be made
prior to Saturday as no further chan
res can be made until the end of the
first week.
New nonresident students and Hew
entrants should enroll this week.