Evening star., 1952-09-02
OFFICIAL NOTICES

OF, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
VIII open on Monday. September Is
I9o2-elementary schools at 900
am. junior high and senior high
SSenools Se6s at 800 am. Teachers Col
hish sfS ssbo9ls es S;o9 a. am; So and vocati9nsl
SION To ELEMENTARY " scaOois; aoLs;
New pupils will be admitted to the
YEARS Ear OF AGE OR OLDER BY
JaMUARY Jaav 10: 1858; Parents are
elnstion. certificates. The law re.
ouires that No child shall be ad.
mntted into the public schools who
Shali not have been duly vacclnated
or otnerWlSe protected against small
6eA desire All children adren OF school age who
schools or kindergarten should apply
at the schools nearest to Their
homes. Principals will be at the
buildings for registration on the fol-
LOVING oates: Friday. September 8
THURSDAY, September II, from 600
am. to 1900 noon and from l :U0
pm; to 4:30 pm. ELEMENTARY
SCHOOLS Pupils: All pupils in the
District xesr ant Elementary Schools last
junior high schools. will report tG
their last years rooms. Pupils new
TO elementary schools will report al
du:Q0 Am. on September l5. d.
pp4RS5ON pRdSgGIIr~1S IIr~1STUDENTS REGULARLY Y
OR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS Will re-
port to the Junior or senior high
schools on Monday. September is.
a. 200 am: DIVISION 2-CHIL-
DREN IN DIVISION . should report
nack to their previous elementary
the junior high school to which they
are being transferred. ADMISSION
OF NEW STUDENTS TO JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOLS: Seventh. Eighth
and Ninth Year 6tudents-Students
oeslring admission to a junior high
SCHOOL should report to the office of
the Junior high school which serves
tne territory in which they live
students living in the area for
meF1y m;g5 sShCeS served ,,a by the Eliot Junior
auditorium of the Eastern Junior
Senior High School. 18th and East
Capitol Sts.l A copy of the last re-
Port caro-, birth and vaccination, GER
sTade StadeRa fs bIioe Ninth
may register at Armstrong High
School The other senior high schools
60 not carry ninth year classes.
70 foS1t4S SENIOR HIGH h Schools SHM fsoPTsnhs Tent6'
Eleventh, and Twelfth Year Students
Division l twhite)-Students in
the tenth. eleventh. and twelfth
years should apply at the senior
credentials from the school previ-
ouSly attended should be presented
in addition TO birth and vaccination
certlticateS. Students. wherever they
may live within the District, may be
School il they desire a three year
intensive business course; or to Nc
Kinley High School if they desire a
major shop course. Division (col-
o}., ored1; Students IN the tenth;
apply to the Dunbar High School if
they desire intensive academic
courses, to the Armstrong High
School If they desire major shop
courses; OF to the Cardozo High
VocATioNAL HIGH Schools: stu stu
dents desiring admission to the Alex
ander Graham Bell. Chamberlain. or
Anna L. Burdick Vocational High
principal of the school which they
desire to attend as to the selection
OF courses or other information.
Students seeking admission to. the
Pn9Ps oaa scb 3T sos No. aSog maE. vofa a
curry of the principal at the build
ing as to the selection Of courses or
other information. ADMISSION OF
VETERANS. Veterans wishing to
attend atStta ,hn,l1d high sehool. Division ,. !
of the Senior high school which
serves the territory in which they
live. Students wishing to attend the
Veterans Center-Division 9 (col-
oredl should see Mr.. William N.
High School, NStooSNlREs1DENTTl Tl' STU. 1r5-
DENTS: All nonresident pupils,
those who dwell outside the District
of Columbia. will be required by the
Appropriation Act of 1850 to- pay
ttuitiSSn tS i they attend d,c pu5lic schools s;
the 1898 school year, The Board
of Education has ruled that all nom
resident tuition fees must be paid in
advance before nonresident pupils
may be enrolled. Parents and
faHis Ter.sFration I5f of nonTesident papils By
September II. in order to insure
their being admitted to classes on
Monday. September Is. All pay
ments of tuition should be made to
the office of the Collector OF Taxes
resident pupils and the receipts for
such payments must be presented to
the schools before the pupils can be
admitted. There are no exempttons
whatever to this regulation. and all
hOtII Co4OCuG pupllo uluSS pay IuAtAOh
even II they may have enrolled in, or
attended the public schools during
the 1951-52 school year. Division
| (white);, /; Nonresident senior
may attend the Western High
school students from the Bethesda
Chevy Chase area may attend the
Woodrow Wilson High School. 3.
Senior high nonresident students
from the Takoma Silver Spring area
NAV attend the Calvin Coolidge High
School. 4. Nonresident senior high
schoo! students a;S, from from the M Mt;
the Mckinley High School. s..
Senior high school stude:ts from
Maryland living north of Massachu-
setts Avenue and east OF the Dis
trict Line may attend the Eastern EASTERN
students from Maryland living south
OF Massachusetts Avenue and east
of the District Line may attend the
Anacostia High School. z: No non
resident students will be admitted to
the Kramer. Junior High School due
TO the crowded conditions existing in
that building. Nonresident. students
who would ordinarily attend Kramer
Junior High School will be admitted
TO Hine. Eastern Junior-Senior High.
or Sousa Junior High Schools. 3.
No nonresident students will be ad-
mitted to the Alice Deal; Kramer.
due to the crowded conditions exist
ing in these buildings. Division 2
tchIored) Nonresident senior high
school students may apply, at Arm
scSon trong csTd97S ss PSH9aF o NoN HSh
FL EMENTARY SCHOOLS = Parents
OF nonresident pupils should call the
Office of the Director of Elementary
Education in charge OF administra-
tion for information as to the IeaT- ear,
WHITE scHooLs-Miss A. Grace
lind. Director. Petworth School, Sth
and Shepherd Streets. NV. MA.
5000 Extension ?492. COL0RED
S"HOOLS-Mrs. J. C. Smith. Direc-
s9r Eeets serEet sfeTo sT eli, 1tth rxteason saa
4oa. EVENING SCHOOLS WILL
O7FN Monday. September Is. 1859
reformation can be secured from Mr..
c. c. Knight, Director OF Evening
and Summer Schools lwhite) Roose-
s.reets. NV. telephone ST. 61l1,
Extension 3S2. and Director Of Eve
ning and Summer Schools tcoloredl
Cardozo High School, 18th and Cliff
ton Streets. NV. telephone MA:
5000, Extension Ga. Evening school
g. 10. -: and 5 beginning at $50
OFFICERS AND TEACHERS-Prin-
Ciuals and teachers of elementary
schools. Division l and Division 2
will meet in their respective schools
at 1920 am. on Friday, September
y. Faculties of teachers colleges,
senior high. Junior high and voca-
tonai high schools, Division l and
Division ., will meet on Friday, Sep
tnmber 10. at 1890 am. Heads oi
Departments and Assistant Directors
will meet their teachers on Friday
Seotember 70 at 1890 2 m. as fol
lows: DIVISION I twhitel. DE
P,aRTMENT-.Art. BANCROFT sehoo!
Elementary Science; West sshooI iScI
Elementary. Corps; Manual Arts
school; Physical Education, West
School elementary Corps; Vjsua
Education. Eckington school: Visit.
ing Instruction Corps. oyster School
DIVISION . tcolored)--Art. Berre
Admin. Annex No. .; Eelemntar!
Science Berret Admin. Annex No. .
Home Economics. Berret Admin. An
mex No. .: Manual Arts. Berre
Admin. Annex No. 2; Music, Parl
View School; Physical Education
Morse School elementary Corpsl
Visual Education, lexington School
Visiting Instruction Corps. Summe,
School; Reading Clinic, Old Terrell
Junior High School. Principals ant
teachers in the Evening Schols vii
meet with the Assistant Directors y
Iwhite). Library at Roosevelt Higl