Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFfIStAI NOIiSeS.
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Schools OF THE HiH 6fsTR1cT 81 81 o xfht
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BY BY NOVEMBER VI. s one Of Ss oLbER P,renss
are required TO present certificates Of birth;
kin ;s viii apply a schools "a nssrss.
buildings on Friday September 30, from
400, to s;ooP and SATURDAY septem1Nbsr
sro1 eE srn e 1880 Musr "a PR
, shan bs admitted into The PUBLIC schools
or otherwise protected against smallpox"
GRADED SCHOOL PUPILS: All pupils in
new, to the elementary Schools win rspo!s
s59 IS AtS E #S E2H
o fDQ Monay the HaT or ss80T At hsSh cA0
J6NIoR Or SENIOR HfoH Schools:
dents desiring ADMISSION Dt TO tn. seventh or
spp3 e nj B q6o b hh ssbSs s SS
copy OF the last report card, and birth
and vaccination certificates should Be pre-
s1aSe su Snh n egsds 70 X.
public SCHOOLS should apply at the Junior
high school which serves the, territory IN
the schoo! previously attended should be
ton certificates. New ninth-srade stu
10 iurh M H. I'D
MiIssd % The censral Hish School: p pro:
StudentS-DViSIon 10 white: Students
IN the tenth, eleventh and twelfth grades
should apply al the senior high school
from the school previously attended should
be presented IN aa9ios 70 birth spe vac
they may live, may be admitted 10 the
intensive business course and have had
to the Mckinley High scaooi if t f desire
scoI maj9T shop course DIVISIONS 1918
snd tWes srades Should Apply 10 ahe
Dunbar Hlsh School If they desire inten-
Sive ACADEMIC courses: TO the Armstrong
Courses S' or to the e cardoao HsR seh nSa
lfs ae q R9eaiHs sainsSs ssSE:s
Schools should make INQUIRY Of DR.. Harold
Val n 11cdO "a Ilc bcpaI lIlcuI VI NOCd-
tlonal education, Division l-Y twhite) at
the ABBOT Vocational School, as 10 the
selection of courses, or other information.
or Margaret Murray Washington Voca-
tlonal SCHOOLS should make INQUIRY OF Mr..
Edgar r. Westmoreland, Head Of the De-
s Son: 19e, ssnoot AqminisSration Annex
otner information. NON-RESl DENT STU
DENTS: l. Students from the .Takoma-
Sl4ver Spring area will attend CALVIN
Wes,eTn Hish School, ., No students out
Hieh school: 3. New ,non-re resident stu
GEMS nyaS IN !! Maryland who would ordI
be, admitted to the Langley Junior High
school. ! New nonresident students llv-
sng N Msrsland who would ordinarily
SShGol Htb a seboa either Eo Ins
Will attend the Eastern High School g.
No nonresident students will be admitted
to the peal Junior High School. due to the
DD4 aSb sebs seventh d ssa ,St rsS
scH St!S EVrNNd SCHOOLS sHSS WI OPEN
seD oi ss ss s4 Ia. AZ r;
From MP pree
c. 81 aRs seh snf5 snd cson
streets NV: and Nj; G: 8: Lewis, plreG.
sSRRXs se xvs9FF ANp sSc n
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90, at the following buildings Division !.
Eaton School; Division ?. Raymond School;
1n shol p sshe?l nr Ry; seRoo
Division 10, Morsan School: Division ! |.
sr b0a sshooI Division 1s odans
senior and Junior hiGh schools and Y' voca.
tional schools Will meet on Friday. Sep
at HEADS Il n hae Fs'p snd
Directors will meet their teachers on Sep
s 5snSsE 20 q and a y as 99lSEs PIy
lRoss Building; ART September 90,
u: MANUAL ARTS September 20. 1o:30
Pm Mckinney HEB sshoo Boom ss4
Administering Bulldine;O MUsilc Sep
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VISUAL. ,iNsTRucTioN@september2 20,
1910 AM, SGhq 3,,s administrative An.
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-: ELEMENTARY SCIENCE-September
90, 1880 AN. School Administration
Annex -; ART-September 20, 1890
AM, School Administer Annex -:
PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Elementary
corps, September 20. 1890 An, School
msepism6sr 20: Io39 An s sel.o3a Aa;;
primary instruction viii meet ali teachers
1913 at the School Administration An
mex E2, $50 PM. wednesday. Septem-
Der % Director Of kindersartens, Divi-
slons 1913, will meet her teachers at
$3.50 PM, Tuesday, September "A, School
Administration Annex 70. ROBERT L.
HANCOCK, Acting Superintendent of
Schools.