Evening star., 1949-09-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT

Junior nign ana senior ni1n scnools
at an, teachers coiltees AT
am. aI.u vocational nign schootS
a. $50 am. ADMISSION ~
pupils WILL VT admitted to the kin
oel sartens VINO VIII De FIVE YEARS
Or AGE OR OLDEk BY JANUARY
10, ana 10 tine nrst graoes DIX
IkARIo OF AGE OR OLDER BY
JANUARY ID. Parents are REQUIRED
cniluren of scnool age except non
RESIDENTS who were not In the Dis
trIct public schools last year VINO
desire TO enter elementary schools
or kndergartens win apply at the
schools nearest to their homes:
tor registration on thursday, Sep
tember /. from 10 am. to IL noon.
! to 5 pm. Friday, September 2,
$50 to II noon, l to pm;
noon, to pm; THURSDAY, Sep
pm VACCINATION CERTIFICA1 ES
MUST BE PRESENTED: The law re-
quires that NO chilo shall be ad-
mltted into the public schools VINO
shall not have been duly vacclnated
o, clheIwis projected against small
Pupils: All pupils in the District
elementary schools last year. except
those promoted to junior hlsh
schools, will report to their last year
rooms. Pupils new to elementary
schools, will report At IL am; on
sspssWbe5p ppdo,SP IL sT1PESTs 2n T1F R5GS- 5GS-
SCHOOLS will report. to the junior
or senior high schools on Monday,
September IL, at 8 am: All students
scheduled for the new Miller Junior
High School will report to their last
years rooms for instructions AD, W,
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS: Seventh.
eighth and ninth year students
Students desiring admission to .
Junior high school should report to
the once of the junior high schools
which serves the territory in which
area formerly served by the Powell
Junior High School should report to
the ONCE of the principal Of the
Central Junior-Senior High School.
18th and Clifton streets N.W2
copy Of the last report card. birth
be presented. Ninth grade students.
Divisions 1913 tcoloredD, who wish
to take q technical course may reg
lister at Armstrong High. School.
The other senior high schools do
not carry ninth year classes: AID.
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS: Tenth.
eleventh and twelfth year students,
Divisions l-9 (white)-Students in
the tenth, eleventh and twelfth years
should apply at the senior school
which serves the territory In which
the school previously attended should
be presented. in addition to birth
and vaccination certificates. Stu
dents, wherever they may live, may
be admitted to the Roosevelt High
School II they desire a three.year
intensive course; or TO Mckinley
course. Divisions 1918 (colored):
Students in the tenth, eleventh and
twelfth years should apply to the
Dunbar Hish School If they desire
intensive academic courses: to the
Armstrong High School If they de-
sire major shop courses; OF to the
MISSION TO VOCATIONAL HIGH
SCHOOLS: Students desiring admis-
sion to the Alexander Graham Bell.
Chamberlain or Anna L. Burdick
Vocational High Schools should make
which they desire to attend as to the
selection OF courses or other infor-
nation. ut should be borne in
mind that the Bell Vocational High
School Is now located at Hiatt place
ana Lamont street NV. formerly
Students seeking admission to the
Phelps or M. M. Washington Voca-
tional High Schools should make
inquiry of the principals at the
building as to the selection Of
s99Ssso eonTsss or other SriI1 dnfermasion Ap, Ae
THE VETERANS cENTER: Students
wishing to attend the Veterans Cen
ter, Divisions l-9 (white), should see
Dr.. Robert G. Vanderlip, principal.
sions 1913 fcoloreO, Mr.. Lemuei
High fsa School, PFnsaBsaR S1sREspENT 81 HsTssyFnE gTu
DENTS: All nonresident pupils. those
Columbia, are required BY the Ap-
preparation Act of 1850 10 pay
tuition 4 they attend public schools
q. lsls-ie5O school year. me
Board of Education has ruled that
all nonresident tuition fees must
be paid in advance before non
Parents and guardians are urged to
pupils By September 9, in order to
insure their being admitted to class
on Monday, September 12. All pay
ments of tuition should be made to
the once of the Collector Of Taxes
BY the parent OF guardian Of nom
such payment must be presented to
admitted. There are no exemptions 3
whatever to this regulation. and all
nonresident pupils must pay tuition.
er eTea des, Ss nsy puSe hays sehoo sRd
ing the I948-1949 school year.
|. Students from the Takoma- Silver
Spring area will attend Calvin
Coolidge High School. 3. Nom
resident senior high school students
from, from ,yirsinis !,s may attend either
whichever is the more readily &C.
cessible. 8. No students outside Of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase area may
be admitted to the woodrow Wilson
High School. 4. Students from
Msryland living south Of Massaehu;;
Anacostia High School. S. No non
resident students will be admitted
due to the crowded conditions exist
ing in that building. Nonrssident
tend Kramer will be admitted to
Hine or Eliot Junior High School.
g.. No nonresident students will be
admitted to the seventh year Of the
Paul Junior High School due to the
crowded conditions in that school:
admitted to the Deal Junior High
School due to the crowded condi-
tions existing in that building.
Registration OF nonresident pupils
who attend elementary schools: All
nonresident elementary school pupils
Divisional Director rather than in
the elementary schools which they
win attend Following is q list Of
the Divisional Directors othces ana
their locations: WHITE SCHOOLS
RIy Peot1 Mg,sh .s4..ss seR0o M1s asth Ms1a and
mond p; school, S 10th street ' and sprins
road NV; Miss Katherine F. Scriv-
ener, divisional director. Div. s.
Emery School, Lincoln road and 8
streets NE; Miss Miss A. Grace Lind.
body school, 5th and c streets NE;
Mrs. Bessie w. Cramer, divisional
director. Div. Tyler School. 10th
and @ streets Sc; Mrs. Imogene I.
Ruediger. divisional director. COL
oRED scHooLS-Diy. 1o-school
and Q streets NV; Mrs. Josephine
c. Smith: divisional director. Div.
11-Bundy School, 429 o street
NV; Mrs. Alice W. Elam, divisional
director. Div. LOGAN School
I'd and @ streets NE: Mr. James I.
Minor. divisional director. Div. Is
-Lenox School. 5th street between
q street and virginia avenue Sc;
s dirsctor 0''a RvEN1NG yOsci scHooEs E'oRhi vii
open Monday. September 12, 1949.
Information can be secured from
Mr. c. c. Knight, director Of eve.
ming and summer schools (white),
Central Junior-Senior High School.
18th and Clifton streets NV. (teie-
o. Lewis, director of evening and
summer schools (colored), shaw
Junior High School, 18th street and
Rhode Island avenue NV. (NAtionai
5000. Ext. 630) Nonresidents may
register on Thursday evening, sep
tember /: Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 7, and Thursday evening,
September 8. at the ONCE Of M.
Knieht or Mr.. Lewis. MEETING
OF SUPERVISORY OFFICERS AND
TEACHERS: Principals and teach
ers of elementary schools, Diyi-
sions 10 and Divisions 1918.
will meet in their respective
schools at 1880 am. on Friday,
September 8. Faculties Of teachers'
colleges, senior high, Junior high
and vocational high schools, Divi-
Sions g and Divisions f0.13 will