The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1943-08-26
JUNEAU SCHOOLS
OPEN WEDNESDAY,,
SEPTEMBER FIRST

Doors of the Juneau Public
| Schools will open next Wednesday
September to receive the child
rem of school age for the year 1943-
J "A. The doors of both buildings
will not be opened until 10 a, M, as
he teachers will be in session at
lending teachers meeting until
hat time.
All grade school students should
,ake their report cards with them
20 school. All students entering
juneau I,lsh School for the first
line should also take their report
cards.
The Kindergarten will open at
the same time, and all Kindergar-
tn children should enroll at that
session and attend all day. The Kin
1ergarten teacher will then divide
he group, one-half going in the
morning and the other half attend
ing in the afternoon. Parents may
express a choice and their wishes
will be carried out as much as pos
SibIe. However, it is the teachers
option to divide the group. At mid
term, the group will change. Those
attending in the morning for the
first semester will attend in the
afternoon for the second semester,
and those attending in the after
noon for the first semester will go
N the morning Tor the second Sc
nester s
School Bus Schedule
The school bus on September l
is as follows
Fritz Cove Route leave at a. m.
Loop Road Route leave at a. m.
All buses will leave the school
to return home at 300 p. m.
After the first day, the same
schedule as in past years will pre-
vail:
Route L
Leave Fritz Coye-7:40 a. m.
Arrive Juneau-8:40 am.
Leave Juneau for Fritz Cove
$40 p. m.
Arrive Fritz Cove14:3O p.m m.
Route III
Leave Loop Road-7:40 a. m.
Arrive. Juneau-8;40 am.
Leave Juneau-3:4 40 pm.
Arrive Auke Bay: 80 pm.
Students are urged to register for
school on the first day. Espec-
tally is this true in High School,
where classes may be crowded. If
4 students schedule is slightly If
regular due to past illness or fail
iircs,. it is almost essential that
he register on the opening day in
order to get in the required courses
necessary. Certain classes are limit
ed in size and conflicts may be
avoided if student enrolls early
Once a limited class is filled to ca
pacity, no further enrolment will
be permitted. For example, Type
writing is limited to % students in
che period Physics, Chemistry, and
Biology are limited to % students
Homo Economics is limited to &c
students, ETC. All students are on
temporary enrichment the first three
days. Therefore, student must be
present each day or will be dropped
from that class and some other
student may take has place.
Enrolment
When the doors are open for reg
istration of pupils, all in the grades
should report to the grade where
they should be. All grade school
rooms are plainly marked Teach
ers will assist pupils in finding their
proper rooms.
High School students will report
directly to the auditorium where in
formation for registration will be
given.
Due to q teachers meeting hello
from 300 to 1000 a. M, the doors
will not be open to anyone but
teachers on the opening day. The
doors will be locked until that time
Free Text Books
L. 4. e.,
Of charge as in the past. A de-
post of S150 per pupil is required
for the use of the books. This de-
post will be refunded at the end OF
the year if and when books are
| properly returned. This deposit
must be paid at the time of regis
terlng. No deposit is required fol-
the Kindergarten children.
In addition to the deposit, High
School students taking Chemistry
br Physics will be required to de
posits. a 81 breakage fee. This viii
also be refunded to the student al
/ the. lend of the year if and wher
all laboratory supplies and equip
fneht are properly cleaned and re
turned by the student to the supply
room Is
All materials actually consumed
by the student except art paper
paste, ink, paints, etcD must be pur-
cha sed nv the student