Evening star., 1950-09-05
OFFICIAL NOTICES

SCHOOIS.-THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
will open on Monday, September / l,
1950-elementary schools at 300
schools at 900 am, Teachers Col;
sIoN ea 'fs 70 EIEMENTARY sS SiriS z schools:
New pupils will be admitted to the
kindergartsn who will be FIVE
yEARs Ears p or AGE Or OR OLDER lsSr;IsS BY
to present birth and vaccination GER
tificates. The law requires that mo
child shall be admitted into the
public schools who shall not have
been duly vaccinated or, otherwise
protected against. smallpox" All
to a enter elementary t SEI schools or kin
schools nearest to their homes.
Principals will be at the buildings
for registration on the following
dates: Friday. September, /; Wednes-
ssptemser sssp from aBa 600 am e
1so aoO p@' noon EnEMESTARY sns hsS4 " scHooG
PUPILS: All pupils in the District
Elementary Schools last year, except
.eSs tSss DrSm0'se S repor to to ,upioT their hsR as
seaGGS' ssaps rooms. S, feP1 Pupils u new W to eiss
mentary schools viii report At 1000 100
am. on September II. STUDENTS
REGULARLY PROMOTED TO THE
JUNIOR HIGH OR SENIOR HIGH
;snis2 :! sssles Sis9 :; ;eessI; $s
sn sim. M0hdsyi ADM1ssIoN sneSS"esF Of NEW STU
DENTS 70 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
Seventh. Eighth. and Ninth Year
Students-Students desiring. admis-
sion to a junior high school should should
hish schools which serves the ter
ritory in which they live. A copy
OF the last report card, birth and
vaccination certificates should be
presented. Ninth grade students,
Divisions 1913 (colored1 who wish
70 take : technical ,s,s course .snay may reg. reg.
other senior high schools do not car.
OF NEW STUDENTS TO SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOLS: Tenth. Eleventh,
and Twelfth Year students-Diyi.
sions l.s ,white,mstgaenIffsn iTsIfin IN yes1s t9s
should apply at the senior high
school which serves the territory. in
which they live. Proper credentials
from the school previously. attended
should be presented in addition to
birth and vaccination certificaTss: 5;s.
6IuutUtbs
within the District, may be admitted
to the Roosevelt High School If they
desire q three year intensive hnsi-
ness course; oil. to Mckinley High
School II they desire q major shop
course, Divisions 1913 tcolored1
twelfth years should apply to the
Dunbar High School II they desire
intensive academic courses. to the
Armstrong High School If they de-
sire major shop courses; or to the
Cardozo High School if they desire
MISSION TO VOCATIONAL HIGH
SCHOOLS: Students desiring ad-
mission to the Alexander Graham
Bell. Chamberlain or Anna, L. Bur;
dick Vocational High Schools. should
make inquiry Of the principal OF
tend ten Oii as to the selection Of courses
or other information. Students
seeking admission to the Phelps or
NJ. NJ Washington Vocational High
Schools should make inquiry OF the
principal at the building as to the
ts1esd9o of Sr OF PtRfT RsrER
ANS: Veterans wishing to attend
should apply to the principal of the
senior high school which serves the
ttTTsoTz sents Tishns III Wafn to attend the
center-Divisions 1913 tcolored)
should see Mr.. Lemuel A. Penn,
Princiusl. at Armstrong High School,
NONRESIDENT STUDENTS; All non;
resident pupils. those who dwell
required BY the Appropriation Act
Of 1850 to pay tuition II they. at
tend public schools in the District
of Columbia during the 1950-51
school year. The Board of Educs-.
tion has ruled that all nonresident
before nonresident pupils may be
enrolled. Parents and guardians are
urged to complete registration OF
nonresident pupils by September :,
in order to insure their being ao-
mitted to class on Monday. Septem-
should be made to the once Of the
Collector Of Taxes by the parent or
guardian Of nonresident pupils and
the receipt for such payment must
be presented to the school before the
pupil can be admitted. There are
Ia ton. and all nonresident pupils must
pay tuition, even If they may hsye
enrolled in, or attended the public
schools during the 1e49-5o school
year. l. Nonresident senior hign
..hcol stydsns, s.,.rn fTa p,ns VisstEta ssbon me
Nonresident students from the Be-
thesda- -chevy Chase area may be
admitted to woodrow. Wilson High
schcol only. 3. Senior, high nom
resident students from the Takoma;
silver sprins area should stteno
SSaprss,deDt SaIy,n eDeSns serior hiah School stu
dents from the Mt. Rainier -Hyatts-
VILE area may attend the Mckinley
High school. s. Students from
Maryland living north Of Msssaehu-
setts Avenue and east OF the Dis
trict Line may attend ,. Eastsrn tII rvIn1a hlSa Z
iivinS south Of Massachusetts, Ave
nue. and east of the District Line
NAV attend Anacostia High school.
Z. No nonresident students will be ad-
mitted to the Kramer Junior Hlgh
school due to the croyded cono1,ionis monreai
dent students who would ordinarily
attend Kramer Junior High will be
Junior High schools. 2. No non,
resident students will be Admired
to the Deal Junior High School due
to ths cF0Tassn s,ssn, conR,s1Gny nRFGfnsrF4TToN
OF NONRESIDENT PUPILS WHO
ATTEND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS;
IN the case Of new nonresident
pupils, parents should call the once
Of the Director Of Elementary. Eduea-
Information a. to III. nearest Ws,t. systl.
sohoolsWMiss sofe i'a 4 crars Lind. ~
rector. Murch school, 36th and e.
licott SITS. NV, Sterling 611l, i,
Ext; 4sa; G9loIesd schoolstMT,; oeIst sss,oI 7.
e11i. Ext. 400. Ali nonresident
elementary school pupils who at
tended District of Columbia public
school last year should enroll In one
Of the area Ioffiees listed as follows:
piTecter' Mursh school; s3,,;,,s ssth s,,Y and
Ext. &aA' Miss Katherine F. SERVE
ner, Director, RAYMOND School,
10th and Spring Rosd. NV. Sternng
e1I1, Ext -:.,s, sss MrS sn.sods Sessis ssno1, ".
sts and ffssUs Streets eSSea sserins
Miss Edith A. Lyons. Director Lenoy
school. 5th and g strsets' ,sE. Sc.
sss,liPg' e..n'r. gill stS Ext nreotor eas MRS Mrs.
NV SseSSi sssTlins SIT SIT, aRa Ext 4os Mrs
School. 4ae o Street, NV. sterling
Gil. Ext. 40 Mr.. James !. Min.
or. Director, Logan school; 3rd and
g $50 strfssf EVNNa seHooEs ssfEofE s111 Vii ass
Monday, September II. 1850. IN
formation can be, secured from Mr..
C. c. Knight. Director OF Evening
and Summer Schools fwhitel. Roose-
Welt High School. 13th and Unshur
Streets, NV Telephone ST. 611l.
Ext. 3S2, and Mr.. c. o. Lewis. Di-
rector. Of Evening and Summer
school, 18th and Clifton Streets,
NV. Telephone. MA. 5000. Ext.
1898. Evening school students may
register on September 8, z, and IL.
beginning at $3.50 pm. MEETING
or SUPERVISORY OFFICERS AND
TEACHERS: Principals and teachers
Of elementary schools, Divisions 1-9
and Divisions 1918, viii meet in
their respective schools at 1890
en-. on Friday, September 8. Facul-
ties Of teachers colleges. senior high,
Junior high and vocational high
schools, Divisions 1-a and Divisions
1913. win meet on Friday; septsm-
Der 8 ut 1880 I'M; Heads OF De
will meet their teachers on Friday
September 8 at 1890 am. as follows.
Divisions 1-a (white)
pepartment-place-
Art-Bancroft School
Elementary Science-West School
Home conomics-Thomson School
elementary Corps
Manual Arts-McKtnley High Schoo'
Music-West School
Physical Education-west School
ELEM entary CorpSl