Evening star., 1950-09-01
1908 Teachers
InMonfgon1ery
Set for School
All Posts Filled;
1000 More Pupils
Expected This Year

A teaching staff Of 1908 will 60
on duty Tuesday in preparation
for the opening of Montgomery
County's public schools on Sep
tember IL.
This is 143 more teachers than
on the opening date of schools
last September. The staff will
handle an expected increase Of
about 1000 pupils, making the
total enrolment about 28,700.
DR.. Edwin w. Broome, superin-
tendent Of schools, said all vacan-
cies on the teaching staff have
been filled.
OF the eight new white ele-
mentary schools slated for occu-
pancy this fall, all but the Nc
Kenney Hills School in Silver
Spring, will be ready opening day.
There will be a slight delay in
the occupancy of this building
and the children will be tempo
rarily housed in other schools,
the superintendent said. The
school is expected to be completed
within two or three weeks" he
reported.
The two new Negro schools, the
Rockville Consolidated Elemen-
tary and the Carver Senior High,
will not be ready for a month or
two, he said. They will open
when water and sewer +, connec-
tions have been made later in the
fall.
Registration Hours Set.
The new white schools opening
this fall include East Rockville,
Viers Mill Village, Glen Haven,
Oakland Terrace, Rolling Ter
race. Rock Greek Forest and
Highland (Wheaton).
Registration for children not
previously enrolled in Montgomery
County schools will be held at
the school nearest the home of
the prospective pupils from l to
3 pm. next Thursday and 9 to
1880 am. next Friday, unless
otherwise announced.
To enter kindergarten, a child
must be 5 on or before November
80. Parents should present a
birth certificate and certificates
OF immunization for small pox
and diptheria for each child
registered.
Sixteen new bussses have been
added to the school fleet to replace
several unsafe vehicles and to
provide for a few new routes,
According to William B. Marks,
director of transportation, all high
school students living more than
a mile and a half from school,
and all elementary children living
more than a mile will be trans
ported by bus.
New Principal Assignments.
DR.. Broome also announced the
following new principal assign
mentS:
/. Mrs. Lillian G. Klein, East
Rockville elementary school. She
has been a teacher in Rockville.
2. Mrs. Isabelle Luneski, High,
land elementary. Mrs. Luneski
has been principal at Fairland.
3. Miss Mabel E. Baird, Fairland
elementary. Miss Baird has been
a teacher at East Silver Spring
elementary.
4. Miss Irma Brewington. Glen
Haven Elementary. A former
teacher at Parkside, Miss Brew
ington has been on the faculty Of
the State Teachers College at SAL
isbury, Md.
Teacher From Salisbury.
5. Miss Orietta c. Berry, Oak
land Terrace. She also came to
Montgomery County from the
Salisbury college.
6. Miss Marie H. Stratmann,
McKenney Hills. She has been
teaching at Westbrook School.
Z. William L. Broomall. VierS
Mill Elementary. Mr.. BroomalI
has been assistant principal at
Glenmont.
8. John M. King, Rolling Ter
race. Mr.. King is new to the
county system this year. His wife.
Mrs. Mildred c. King, is teacher
at Parkside.
8. Miss Frances Mitchell, Rock
Creek Forest Elementary. She
has been on the faculty Of the
Chevy Chase Elementary School.