The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-24
County Pupils
Vacation Ends
Children to Advance
into New Closes

$500 parochial pupils, In Ma
ccmb County.
Some pupils will return
grudgingly while the vast ma
jority are expected to make the
advanced step of educational
promotion with enthusiasm.
Will Lee, county school com.
missioner, said that rural school
teachers will be called into ar
institute sponsored by his of.
flee at 1000 a. m. Tuesday, Sept
5, in the board of supervisors
rooms, Mount Clemens.
1t is Lees intentions to pro.
vide formal speaker of general
interest, to present a represent,
alive of the State Department OF
Public Instruction, and also a
member of the Michigan Educa-
ton association on the days pro-
gram.
1915 VACANCIES
The institute called by Lee in
wolves only those teachers teach.
ing in districts having not more
than five teachers. There are
about IL to IS vacancies in
rural school teaching positions
Lee reported, and he hopes &c
have those filled shortly. Ir
the event that the positions &C
untitled, those school district:
will be faced with the problem
of transferring their students tc
other adequately stated areas.
Last year about Is district:
were forced to close their
schools and make other provi
sions for educating their pu'
pills.
PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
A roundup among the county.
public and parochial schools re-
veals little difference in theil
time of opening. Mount Glenn
ems three parochial schools, st
Mary's and st. Louis Catholic
and Trinity Lutheran, get under
way September 6 and z, respect
lively. September z also apple.
to ST.. Gertrude's of st. Clail
Shores, st. Clements of Center
Line and st. Veronica of Eas
Detroit.
ROSEVILLE
Roseville High will greet it
pupils on September 6, as will
the Eastland public schools
Roseville expects little change il
enrolment, but Eastland ex
poets a slight increase. East
land elementary grades have
been on halliday sessions TO-
some time and will continue OF
them until a new building re
lieves the crowded condition.
ST. CLAIR SHORES
Lake Shore, L.akeview, anc
South Lake will open theil
doors on September 6, with {
general teachers meeting sched
uled for Lake Shore and South
Lake an the prior day. Lake.
view will hold a teachers meet.
ing in the morning of September
6 and enroll students during the
afternoon. No appreciable in
crease is expected at any Of
these schools.
East Detroit will welcome ap.
proximately 300 students anc
100 teachers when the doors are
swung open September 6. Thi:
will be preceded by a general
teachers meeting September 5
East Detroit schools have beer
forced to halliday sessions fol
all grades, including high
school, because of school hous.
ing shortages. A new building
is expected to alleviate crowded
conditions among elementary
pupils which will be started a!
soon as architects plans have
been drawn.
CENTER LINE
Busch High school Of Center
Line will open with a teachers
gathering September S. followed
the next day by student enroll.
ments. A slight increase in at
tendance is anticipated and 9
few new teachers are being
sought to provide for the ex'
pected increase.
Similar opening schedules are
reported by Lincoln of Var
Dyke. Twelve new teacher.
have been secured but two more
are needed to care for the ex'
pected increase in students.
Warren schools have addec
one extra teacher to make theil
staff total "a for a 1850 school
attendance. Their opening date!
coincide with those of Center
Line and Van Dyke.
Fraser schools open Septem'
Der 6, after having added two
room annex costing s14,700, te
the main building. They have
added two teachers to the staff
fer a total of Is.