Evening star., 1941-09-16
dEElcIAI NOTICES.

PUBtIG SCHOOLS OF s,n THE pIsTRIGIt OF
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THE PEBLG 6E SCHOOLS HE hfsrRGH THE 6$ 5gBtc do
LUMBA will open on Monday. september
2 22 I94I % at scioo, a;oo am ~ ADMISSION diss G;Si
YEARS OF AGE BY NOVEMBER ONE OR
oLPBR o sna to the Est eEadeS oNr SIX R
oEbER EbER of paents n 81 are reaaifed to pre-
certificates of birth All children not in
the public schools last year who desire e,
apply at schools nearest to their homes
Principals will be at the buildings on Fri
day, september ., from 400 400 to 900 lo pm n
GATES CAFES MIST @ Be sGSREsSfE PREsENfEp H The law
into the public schools who shall not have
been duly vaccinated or otherwise pro-
scH ssse5 fTf4 U AT paps in the eFADE4 saaae9
schools last year. except, those promoted
to the junior high schools, will report to
their last year rooms. Pupils new to the
m; on September %. STUDENTS REGu,
tARLY ARIo PRoMoTEP RON 70 THE i JUNIOR OR
junior or senior high schools on Monday:
OF eIpfSSS NEW STUDENTS Si 70 4' JGRfoR 6f5 OR
Eighth Grade students--students desiring
admission to the seventh or eighth year OF
a junior high school, should apply at the
junior high school which serves the terri
tory in which they live. A copy of the last
report card and birth and vaccination GER
the Washington public schools should apply
at the junior high school which serves the
dentials from the school previously at
tended should be presented, in addition to
birth and vaccination certificates. New
may be admitted to the Central High
school provided they live in the territory
Tweift6 6 GRADE studentspivision % 5fyehon 1n9 9
twhitel: Students in the tenth, eleventh.
ana twelfth grades should apply at the
Proper credentials from the school pre-
viously attended should be presented in
s6,d ADDITION to birth and vaccination certifi-
may be admitted to the Roosevelt High
School If they desire an intensive business
course and have had previous courses in
School if they desire a major shop course
Divisions 1913 tcoloredl: Students in the
apply to the Dunbar High School if they
desire intensive academic courses: TO the
Armstrong High School If they desire major
shop courses; or to the Cardozo High School
II they desire an intensive business course
ADMISSION TO VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS:
Students desiring admission to the Abbot,
schools should make inquiry of Dr. Harold
- Clark, head of the Department Of Voca-
the Abbot Vocational School, as to the
selection of courses or other information
Students len Is, seeking admission to the Phelps
tlonal Schools should make inquiry of Mr..
Edgar P Westmoreland, head of the De
SONS 6S scRoo Admins1fston i5nafson ADnex Bi
no. tBerret School, l4th and Que
Streets NV. as to the selection Of courses
STUDENTS: l. Students from the Takoma-
S5 SnveT Sprlng area will attend Calvin Cool
g5nla Wasa Will :, attend either Central or the
western High School. whichever is the
more convenient to reach. -. No students
outside of the Bethesda Chevy Chase area
may be admitted to the Woodrow Wilson
Hlgh school. 3. New nonresident students
living tt. IN T. Maryland who would ordinarily
a6Iehd adrniti Iatt Junior High School will be
School. 4, New, nonresident students iv-
tg ing IN Maryland who would ordinarily at
teno the AnacoStia Junior Senior High
school will attend either Eliot or Hine
Junior High School whichever is more
D. No nonresident students will be ad-
mtted TO the Deal Junior High School,
que TO the crowded conditions existing in
VIII Be admitted to to- the SEVENTH sFade Of
the Paul Junior High School due to
SN f2S5Gnz EvENR e se seHoo ssRqS EyE VII
open Monday, September %. 1871. An
announcement of the courses has already
sed9d rom tns R HocRT6o6 p
rector OF Evening and Summer Schools
lThte), Central High School 18th and
Director Of Evenng and amp Summer Sun nj o Schools cs%S
tcoiored) Shaw. Junior High School 3th
aa oF RhSdf s6PERvsoRS EI2ns AySnue MEETINGS.
TEACHERS: All supervising principals viii
Ta meet teachers at 1880 am. Friday, Sep
Division l. Eaton School; Division 2, Raw.
mond School: Division 5, Petworth School:
PPlyislo9 g. Kingsman School Division :,
Division II, Bundy School; Division IL.
Glddings School, Faculties Of teachers COL
legeS. senior and junior high schools and
September 10. at 1880 am in their -ure, re.
spectIye schools, Heads of Departments
ssnnd Directors will meet their teachers on
VISIONS . white, a HoME mi IH5l0Ns EcoNoM1cs Ra5
n1oElfenmssntary 10 en- en- corps rps Itlnerantl. September
mex, No; / (Ross Building; ARTmsep-
ton Annex No, !; MANUAL .ARTs@sep-
se6s9i, Room as4; PHYsfcAL sMfSAniGz Ep6cA1 H5a n
Tddo3NG-Elementary, TON corps, September ~,
NJ Ho;3p mTIs1S m; SchSol Administration Annex
PARK View school; ELEMENTARY SCI, SCI
AAfPiRls5T5,joa AnnsS No VISUAL IN!
School Administration Annex No l. DI-
N6M}9ss NN16SI9Ns l9lS ,eoloreed' HOME ECO
School ADMINISTRATION Annx No. . CBerret
| Building; MUSIC-September 10, 1890
IN. School Administration Annex No >:
ELEMENTARY SCIENCE-September 10,
1890 am. School Administration Annex
No. 2; ART-September 10, 1890 am,
| School Administration Annex No 2:
| PHYSICAL EDUCATION - Elementary
| corps September 10, 1890 am, School
Administration. Annex No. ?; MANUAL
ARTS-September 10, .10;3O am, School
Administration Annex No. = The director
OF primary instruction Will meet all teach
ers NEW TO GRADE OR SYSTEM in
Divisions 1913 at the School Adminis-
tration Annex No. >. $50 pm Wednesday