Evening star., 1953-08-26
Official NOTICE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DISTRICT

viii opeH On MOHuay, september Ia,
am, junior high and senior high
schools at 300 am. Teachers Col
legeS at 900 am. and vocational
sch SCHOOLS "a at rs; $40 a.m; ADMIssIoN
TOE TO ELEM,ENIARX EN- sN SCHOOLS; New
garten who will be FIVE YEARS OF
AGE OR OLDER BY JANUARY 10,
1854. Parents are required to pre-
sent birth and vaccination certifi-
Gates. The law REQUIRES that No
lie schools who shall not have been
duly vaccinated or otherwise pro-
tected ssainst SMALLPOX" An chill
dren drsn- Of school oa,, age who ,S desire to
iindersarten should apply % st the
schools nearest to their homes.
Principals will be at the buildings
for registration on the. following
dates: Wednesday, September 8, and
am. to 1900 noon and from 100
pm: to 4:30 pm. ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL PUPILS: All pupils in the
District Elementary Schools last year,
except those promoted to junior high
gears rooms. PSi PSpils 70 new vHet to eie. eis.
mentary schools will report at 1000
am: on September II. ALL STU
DENTS KEGULARLY PROMOTED
HIGH SCHOOLS VIII report to the
which assigned on, Monday. Septem-
Der "A. at 900 am. ADMISSION
OF NEW STUDENTS TO JUNIOR
HIGH SCHOOLS: Seventh. Eighth
desiring admission to a junior high
school should report to the office of
the Junior high school which serves
the territory in which they live. A
COP s04y Of the last report card birth
be presented. Ninth grade students.
take technical course may register
at, at Armstrons High School. The
SION OF NEW STUDENTS TO
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS: Tenth.
Eleventh and Twelft Year StudentS)
the tenth, eleventh. and twelfth
years 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
Students. wherever they may live
within the District, may be admitted
to the Roosevelt High School if they
desire a three-year intensive busi-
course. DIVISION . (colored5: Stu
dents in the tenth, eleventh and
tWeltt years should apply to the Dun
tensive ACADEMIC courses, to, the
Armstrong High School if they desire
technical courses: or to the Cardozo
High School if they desire an. inten-
sive business course, or to the Spin
garn High School If they desire aca-
MISSION TO VOCATIONAL HIGH
SCHOOLS: Students desiring admis-
sion to the Alexander Graham Bell.
GGhamberlsin or Anna l. Burdiek
inquiry of the principal of the school
which they desire to attend as to
the selection OF courses or other in
formation. Students seeking admis-
sion; sion to the Phelps or M M. Wash
should make inquiry of the principal
at the building as to the selection of
courses or other information. AD-
MISSION OF VETERANS: Veterans
wishing to attend high school Divi-
principal of the senior high school
which serves the territory in which
they live. Students wishing to attend
the, Veterans Center-Division 2
High School NONRESIDENT STU
DENTS: All NONRESIDENT pupils
those who dwell outside the District
VI (UIuLlDld. Will DC TeQulTeQ Dy lHE
Appropriation Act of 1850 to pay
tuition if they attend public schools
in the District of Columbia during
the l953--54 school year. The Board
of Education has ruled that all nom
resident tuition fees must be paid
may be enrolled, Parents and
guardians are urged to complete reg
istratlon OF nonresident pupils by
September II: in order to insure
Monday. september "a. All pay
ments Of tuition should be made to
the ONCE of the Collector of Taxes
by the parents or guardians Of nom
such payments must be presented to
the schools before the pupils can
tions whatever to this regulation,
and al nonresident pupils must
D. c. Public Schools during the
1952-53 school year. DIVISION l
twhite): l.. Nonresident senior high
school. students from Virginia may
Nonresident senior high school stu
dents from the Bethesda Chevy
Chase area may attend the Woodrow
Wilson High School. 3. Non-resi-
s1sr sfnt students from the TakoT "a.
Calvin Coolidge High School. 4.
Nonresident senior high school stu
dents from the Mt. Rainier -Hyatts-
Vile area may attend the Mckinley
students from Maryland living north
Of Massachusetts, avenue and east Of
the District line may attend the
Eastern High School. 6. Senior high
school students from Maryland living
east Of the District line may attend
the Anacostia High School. z. No
nonresident students will be ad-
mitted to the Kramer Junior High
tions existing in that building. Nom
narily. attend Kramer Junior High
School will be admitted to. Hine,
Eastern Junio5;senior High; or
nonresident students will be ad-
mitted to the Alice Deal. Kramer
or Paul Junior High Schools due to
the crowded conditions existing in
those bu,IdinE: DIVISION sS S,a5
school students may apply at Arm
strong, Cardozo, Dunbar. or Spin
garn High Schools; REGIsTRA.:
T3 TIGN OF E2S;P NoNzREs1PENT N'1fvpTPpS PgPILS
WHS seHoo1s ArTsEg q alamEsaaat
pupils should call the office of the
Director Of Elementary Education
in charge of administration for In
ieTmati9n as to the .5so1 nearest Wbit. Systl.
schools-Miss A.. Grace Lind, Direc-
tor. Petworth School, 9Th and Shep-
herd SITS. NV. National $4,000. Ex-
tension 2492. ,Colored schools-
sspoo M. iItS & smith apS 6irsctstr n. st: sW
sEN EVEN1No SCHOOLS " viii Niip open Mon:
day, September II, 1853. 1nforme-
tion can be secured from Mr.. c: g;
Sng samsr PEsstsr sdseos Shts Sf 7aa
Hieh School, 18th and Upshur streets,
NV, telephone Sterling S-6111. Ex-
tension 3S2. and Mr.. Bernard +. Be-
well, Director Of Evening and sum
mer Schools (coloredl, Cardozo High
seW1ol' NV. telephone Sn sn0 Columbia 5-asss.
Evening school students may. regis
ter on September Q. 10 and -. be-
ginning ct $50 pm: MEETING OF OF
sTPERTTsofY prinei1e1s 41cESS sGS Steachers
Of elementary schools, Division I
and Division. Q. will meet in their
respective schools at 1880 nm on
Friday. September H. Faculties
Of teachers colleges; senior senior, h,Eh; h;ah
schools, Division 1 and Division 2.
will meet on Fridav, September IL.
at 1890 am" Teachers who are
unable to. report on Friday. Sep
TEMPER IL. DtCduSc Ol JIc oCWiSA
holy day should report on Wednes-
dav. September q. Heads of De-
rartments and Assistant Directors
will meet their teachers on FRIDAY,
September II. at 1890 am, as
follows: Division I (white)-Depart-
ment: Art, Bancroft School: Elemen-
tary Science, West school: Homo
Economics elementary Corps),
Thomson School; Manual Arts. Nc
Kinley High School; Music. West
School: Physical Education (Elemen:
tary Corps>. west School; visual
Education. lexington School: Visit
ing Instruction Corps. oyster School.
Division Q fcolored): Art. Berret
Admin. Annex No. 2; Elementary
Science. Berret Admin. Annex No, Q;
Home Economics, Berret Admin: An.
mex No. 2: Manual Arts. Berret
Admin. Annex No. .: Music. Park
view School: Physical Education
elementary Corpsl,- Morse School;
Visual Education. lexington School;
Visiting Instruction Corps summer
school; Reading Clinic. Morse School.
PRINCIPALS and teachers in the Eve
ring Schools will meet with the AS
sistant Directors in charge as fol-
lows: Division (white): library
81 Pnneeye1t High School, Friday