Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
80 Registered
In First Grade

september ., according 10 an
announcement made by the Board
of Education, through Supt. j. j
Hartley. Glasses will be held on
Tuesday from $40 a. m. to 11:0C
a. m. All day sessions will be held
beginning Wednesday.
In accordance with action taken
by the London Board of Educa-
ton, all pupils entering kinder
garten must be five years of age
on or before December 81, 1850
To enter the first grade of the
London Public Schools a child
must be six years of age on or be-
fore December 81, 1850. This
rule has been followed for sew
eral years owing to the large
enrollments in the primary grades
and is especially necessary this
year.
go Registered
Already 80 pupils have register
ed for first grade this fall. Because
of the necessity of having an add
ed third grade this year to ac-
commodate 119 3rd graders, there
will be two kindergarten sections
Students entering kindergarten
with last names beginning with
A to H are asked to report Tues
day, September 5th in the Gen.
tral Building at 900 a. m. for
registration; and those pupils
whose last name begins with
to z are asked to report at 10:0C
q. m. s..zs-t
Pupils in the London Exempted
Village school District who are
eligible to ride the bus will fol-
low the same schedule as usel last
Spring tBe sure and be at your
bus stop on time.) New students
eligible to ride on the bus are
asked to notify their intention by
calling Supt. ]. j. Hartley at PSI
or 259.
To avoid misunderstanding as
to the time the school opens and
closes each day, a time schedule
is given for the benefit of the par
eEtS.
Morning
8:25 First Bell, 8:35 Second
Bell, $40 Tardy Bell, HOO Kin
dergarten Dismissal, Hos Third
Grade Dismissal. 11:06 Second
Grade Dismissal 11:07 First-Grade
Dismissal, Ills Fourth and Fifth
Grade Dismissal, 1920 Sixth and
Seventh Grade Dismissal.
Afternoon
1915 First Bell, 1925 Second
Bell, 1890 Tardy Bell, ESQ Kin
dergarten Dismissal, 2:55 First
and Second Grade Dismissal, 800
Third and Fourth Grade Dismis-
sal sos Fifth and Sixth Grade
Dismissal.
The High School tardv bell rings
at 8:39 a. m, and 1874 p. m.
Pupils in high school are dismis-
sed for lunch at 11:54 a. m. and
the final period in the afternoon
ends at 3:05 p. m.
With the cooperation of the
parents and pupils the school
authorities hope the time sched-
ule given will help to decrease the
hardness and absences of the
pupils for the coming school
year.
School Calendar
The calendar for the school
year of 1950-51 is as follows:
Monday, September 4, Faculty
meetings for organization of clas-
ses; Entire Staff-High school
building 1000 a. M; Building
meetings HOO a. m; Tuesday,
September 5, 8:40-11:30 regular
classes; Friday, November 3,
Teachers convention at Columbus;
Thursday, November 23-24th
Thanksgiving; Friday, December
23rd Christmas vacation; January,
! (incl) classes renewed IAN
End; January 10-11-12 Examina-
tions; February 22nd, Washington
Birthday vacation; March 1896
Incl. Easter vacation; May 1916
Examinations (Seniors); May IT.
Is, Examinations (Underclass-
men); Thursday, May "a, Rec
ognition Day; Friday, May IS.
Commencement.
Teachers who will compose the
faculty of the London Public
Schools for the school year of
1950-51. are:
Central Building
Mildred Howsmon, Principal;
Mary Speasmaker, First Grade;
Eloise Rowand, First Grade;
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