Evening star., 1951-08-29
OFFICIAL NOTICES ,cen.., ,

SCHOOLS-THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
will open on Monday, September 10.
1s5l--=selementsry schools at 900
am. junior high and senior high
schools at 900 am, Teachers Col
leges at 900 am. ana vocational
high schools at $50 am. ADMIS-
SION TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS:
New pupils will be admitted to the
7asfGs't5fn YaaRg 81 AGE oR0 OK Eii OLDER 5 r B7
JANUARY Is, 1852. Parents are
required to present birth and vac
cination certificates; The law re-
mitted into the public schools who
shall not have been duly vaccinated
or otherwise protected against small
pox" All children Of school age
who desire to enter the elementary
schools or kindergarten should apply
at the schools nearest to their
buildings for registration on the. fol-
lowing dates: Wednesday. Septem-
Der 5. and Thursday. September 8;
from 900 am. to 1900 noon and
MSNrARY MEN Ky pscHooL G 5e 4'gH PuPins: Is % All
pupils. in the District Elementary
Schools last year. except those pro:
NOTED to Junior high schools. will
report to their last years rooms.
Pupils new to elementary schools
tember 10. STUDENTS REGULAR
LY PROMOTED TO THE JUNIOR
HIGH OR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
will report to the junior or senior
sn 70 at s'aoSs a30o on Sm MOhfI hpMissIoN OF
NEW STUDENTS TO JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOLS: seventh. Eighth. and
Ninth Year Students-Students de-
H. r. 1CtN
school should report to the once Of
the junior high school which serves
the territory in which they live. A
copy Of the last report card, birth
and vaccination certificates should
be presented. Ninth grade students
to take a technical course, may reg
lister at Armstrong High school.
The other senior high schools do
not carry ninth year classes. AD-
MISSION OF NEW STUDFNTs TO
Divisions 10 twhite)-Students in
the tenth eleventh and twelfth
years should apply at the senior
hish school which serves the terri
ously attended should be presented
In addition to birth and vaccination
certificates Students wherever thev
live within the District, may be ad-
sehoo @tsd if to they the desire Fe0sevft three9ssr AsR
intensive business course; or to Nc
Kinlev Hish School II they desire
a major shop course. Divisions o.
IL tcolored): Students in the tenth.
eleventh and twelfth years should
apply to the Dunbar High School II
courses. to. the Armstrong High
School If they desire major shop
course; or to the Cardozo High
School II they desire an intensive
VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS: stu
dents desiring admission to the Alex
auder Graham Bell, Chamberlain or
Anna L. Burdick Vocational High
Schools should make inquiry of the
principal or the school which they
desire to attend as to the selection
OF courses or other information.
Phelps or M NJ Washington Voca-
tional High Schools should make in
uuiry Of the PRINCIPAL at the build
ing as to the selection Of courses or
VETERANS: Veterans wishing to
attend high school Divisions %
(whitel should apply to the princi-
pal Of the senior high school which
serves TIL territory in which they
live. Students wishing TO attend
-
13 (coloredl should see Mr.. Lemuel
Hish School. NoNREsIDENT sTU-
DENTS: All nonresident pupils
those who dwell outside the District
OF Columbia. will be required by the
Appropriation Act OF 1851 to pay
tuition II they attend public schools
in the District Of Columbia during
the 1851 -52 school wear, The Board
of Education has ruled that all non:
he
in advance before nonresident pupils
NAV be enrolled. Parents and
guardians are urged to complete
registration OF nonresident pupils by
September =. in order to insure
their, being admitted to classes on
ments Of tuition should be made TO
the once OF the Collector OF Taxes
by the parents or guardians OF nom
resident pupils and the receipts for
the schools before the pupils can be
admitted, There are no exemptions
whatever to this regulation. and all
nonresident pupils must pay tuition,
even II they may have enrolled in.
or attended the public schools dur
sions 10 1whitei; i. Nonresident
senior high school students from
Nireinia mar attend the Western
Hish School. .. Nonresident senior
high. school students from the Be
tend the Woodrow Wilson High
School 3 Senior high nonresident
students from the Takoma-Silver
Spring area NAV attend the Calvin
Coolidge High School. 4. Nonresi-
dent senior high school students
from the Mt Rainier -Hysttsyille
area may attend the Mckinley High
School <. Senior high school stu
dents from Maryland living north OF
Massachusetts, Avenue and east OF
the District Line may attend the
high scnool students from Maryland
living south Of Massachusetts, Ave-
nue. and east Of the District Line
may attend the Anacostia High
School :. No nonresident students
will be admitted to the Kramer Jun;
conditions existing in that building.
Nonresident students who would or
dinarily attend Kramer Junior High
School will be admitted to Hine,
Eliot or Sousa Junior High Schools.
s. No nonresident students will be
admitted to the Alice Deal Junior
High School due to the crowded con-
d.tions existing in that building.
Division 1913 fcolored): Nonresi-
dent senior high school students may
spPT apr Ha a. seh6o Ss
OF NONRESIDENT PUPILS WHO
ATTEND ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS:
In the case of new nonresident
pupils. parents should call the once
of the Director of Elementary Edu-
for information as to the nearest
available elementary school. White
Schools--Miss A Grace Lind, Direc-
tor, Murch Snhcot 36th and Flli"ntt
SITS. NV, Sterling Gill. Ext. 494.
Golored schools-Mrs. J.. e smith;
Q SITS. NV. Sterling GIL. Ext. 400;
All nonresident elementary school
pupils who attended a District OF
Columbia Public School last year
should enroll in one, of the area
ef,es; Listed as 2Iov toilovsi ind White pis
Ellicott SITS NV, Sterling Gill.
Ext 494. Miss Katherine F SERVE
ner. Director. Raymond School. 10th
sl11 Ext. 36s. ! Mrs. Bessie W,
Cramer. Director Peabody School.
5th and C Streets. NE. Sterling
Gill. Ext $50. Colored Schools
Miss Edith A. Lyons Director. Lenox
School, 5th and G Streets. Sc.
Stesiipg GIL 1,,5 Ext nr.ftSr 4tS RaT1st MRS;
School. l4th and Q Streets. NV.
Sterling Gill, Ext. 400. MrS Alice
NJ Elan Director. Bundy school,
442a o Street rS,vI,I NM sterling srH6nI 81 !; l
WILL OPEN Monday. September 10.
1851. Information can be secured
from Mr.. c. c. Knight, Director
of Evening and Summer Schools
(whitel, Roosevelt High School. I3th
and Upshur Streets. NV Tele-
phone ST. Gill. Ext. 3S2. and Mr..
c o. Lewis. Director of Evening
and Summer Schools (colored). Car
dozo Hieh School. 18th and Clifton
SITS, NV. Telephone Ma. 5000,
Ext. 1928 Evening school students
may register on September 5. g. and
10 BEGINNING at 6:30 pm: MEET
ING OF SUPERVISORY OFFICERS
AND TEACHERS: Principals and
teachers of elementary schools, Di-
visions 10 and Divisions 1913.
will meet in their respective schools
at 1890 am. on Friday. September
z. Faculties of teachers colleges.
senior high. junior high and vocaoo
tional high schools, Divisions 1-9
and Divisions 1913, will meet on
FRIDAY September at 1890 am;
Heads of Department and Assistant
nirect0rs will meet their teachers