Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT

OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia Franklin Administration Build
ng Wsshinston 5, D. G. August %,
Pssc of the p 0penps Of the
the District of Columbia will open on
Monday. September l3. l94s: elementary
schools, at 900 am; junior high and
senior high schools at 600 am; teachers
colleges at 900 am: and vocational
high schools at $40 am. All students of
Powell Junior High School should report
and Clifton streets. NV. All students Of
the Alexander, Graham Bell Vocational
High School should report to this school
at the new location, Hyatt place and La
mont streets formerly the Powell Junior
High School. Admission TO elementary
schools, New pupils will be admitted to
vember | or Older. and to the first srades
six years of age by November ! or older
Parents are required to present certificates
OF birth All children not in the District
public schools last year who desire to
enter elementary schools or kindergartens
will apply at the schools nearest TO their
for registration on Wednesday. September
!, from 100 TO 500 pm: Thursday.
September >, from 1000 a m to 800
pm; Friday. September 3. from $40 am
to 500 pm: Tuesday. September :. from
1000 am. to 500 pm, and Thursday
September Q. from $40 m. to 500 m.
The law, REQUIRES that No child shall be
admitted into the public schools who shall
not have been duly vaccinated or other
wise protected AGAINST smallpox Ele
District elementary schools last year, ex-
cept those promoted to Junior high schools.
new to the elementary schools will report
at $500 q m. on September 3 Students
regularly promoted to the junior high or
Junior or senior high schools on Monday,
September 13. at 900 am. Admission Of
new students to junior high schools: Sew
. .e;suss desir,as admission to the
high school should report TO the ONCE of
territory in which they live Students liv-
Junior Hish School should report to the
junior senior Hsh School. Jan sna
report card, birth and vaccination GER
students new to the city Divisions g
Lwhite), may be admitted TO Central High
School Ninth grade students Divisions
High School The other senior high schools
do not carry ninth year classes Admits
Tenth. Eleventh, and Twelfth Year Stu
dents-Divisions 10 (whiteD: Students in
the tenth, eleventh and twelfth years
which serves the territory in which they
live. Proper credentials from the school
previously attended should be presented
in addition to birth and vaccination ces-
tihcateS, Students wherever they may
live may be admitted to the Roosevelt
High School If they desire thres-year
High School II they desire a major shop
course. Divisions 1913 tcolored> Stu
dents IN the tenth. eleventh. and twelfth
wears should apply to the Dunbar High
School intensive
courses: TO the Armstrong High School II
they desire major shop courses: or to the
CardOzo High School if they desire an in
tensire business course. Admission to
vocational high schools Students desiring
admission to the Alexander Graham Bell,
Anna Ii BnTdek wofs
of the principal Of the school which they
oesire to attend as to the selection Of
courses or other iptormnation; IT should
Rteh School is now located al Hyatt place
Powell High school Students seeking sd-
ton Vocational High Schools should make
INQUIRY of the principals at the building
as TO the selection of courses or other
to the Veterans Centers: Students wishing
to arlend the Veterans Center-Divisions
. twhie> should see. d. Robert Wander
for Divisions 1913 (coored', Mr. Lemuel
A Penn. principal. at Armstrong High
School Nonresident students: 1t should
be remembered that the 1a4a District Of
Columbia Appropriation Act REQUIRED that
all nonresident pupils those who dwell
outside of the District OF Columhiap must
schools Of the District Of Columbia dur
ing the 1a4sia49 school year There are
no exemptions whatever 10 this regulation
and all nonresident pupils must pay tut
ton. even If they may have enrolled in
or attended, the public schools during the
la47 ,l94s school year Students from
s ssd csRn cood seFR Hsh sFe School,
Nonresident senior high school students
from virginia may attend either Central
or Western Hsh schooi' sWhMiehsysE !,
outside of the Bethesda Chevy Chase area
may be admitted to the woodrow Wilson
HIN Him soah sm
southeast and east of the District Line
MAJ, attend the Anacostia High School
Nc non ,bs students VII Be- ad
due to the crowded condition existing in
that building. Nonresident students who
would ordinarily attend Kramer will be
Schools g. New nonresident junior high
school students living in Maryland. who
would s erdinarily attend the Taft junior
Langley Junior High School : No nom
residents will be admitted 10 the seventh
year, of the Paul Junior High School, due
3. No nonresident students will be admit
ted to the Deal Junior High School due
to the crowded conditions existing in that
can be secured from MI; c. c. Knisht,
director Of Evening and Summer Schools
white, Central High School, 18Th and
Clifton streets nv. ttelephone Columbia
SssS and Nj O. L LsSdsi, dir so,o1sa Of
Shaw Junior High School. eth and Rhode
Island avenue NV Meeting . Of supervisory
teachers Of elementary schools: Divisions
10 and Divisions 1913, will meet in
their respective schools at 1880 an on
Friday. September 10. Faculties OF teach.
vocation high schools Divisions 1-g. and
Divisions 1913. will meet on Friday:
September 10, at 1890 an: Heads Of
departments and assistant direetSrS , viii
nn6s, Ds setsR Bancroft School time
1890 am; Elementary Science. woodrow
Wilson Hish school; 1919 ns AIR Gain.l nome
Mckinley High School. 1870 q m. Music
Park View School, 1890 a m: Physical
Education: e,smen,sTy eorpsii Bel ~ yo ga
mont street, 1890 am: Visual lnstrue-
ton. Ross Administrative Annex No I.
1890 am. Divisions 1913 teoiofea''
2 ars,ion Annex No. 2. id:3o am: Element
sry Instruction. Berret Administration
Annex No ., 1890 am. elementary sci
encs, Rsrret AdmtnstIation Annex asz,! NJ. a.
Manual i.n ATS Ats Berret Administration Annex
No .. 1910 am: Music, gerret ADMIN
icaI Education, elementary Corps. Bs-ret
HOBART NJ, CORNING. Superintendent
Of Schools.