Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES

notice sUoi OF st THR oPEkIhG OF
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. - TIE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA will open
on Monday. september. IL, 1880
si%en.ar senior sGAG Ssh i scSSS. hisS
Teachers College ct $500 am. and
vocational high schools at $50
am. on Monday, September IL,
the schools viii close at 1915 pm.
ELEMENTARY 9cHooLs.-New, pu-
pills will be admitted 70 the kin
dergertsn who VIII be rive IEAE e
present birth and vaccination cer-
tificateS. The law requires that
mo child shall be admitted into
the public schools who shall not
have been duly vaecinated or other.
wise pEotecled asainst smallgox;g.
public schools and all other pupils
VINO were not enrolled in the pub
lie schools during the school year
1954-1955. must attend school
according to the new boundaries.
Application should be made a. tne
ssnSSi nearest sSss as p a9mi mas
seryins his residence area. REGIs-
TRATION: Principals will be 1t the
BUILDINGS for registration on the
following dates; Tuesday, Septemc,
Der d. from 300 am. To- LOO
noon and from loo 5dmn;; 70 10y
1880 am. 10 1900 noon and from
100 pm. 70 4:30 pm. ELEMEN-
TARY SCHOOL PUPILS: All pupils
In the District Elementary SCHOOLS
last year, except those promoted 20
junior high schools or ALREADY
transferred to other eiemsntsry
sss99 ro S rf Pgsps 70 new shs e as.
rneptary schools will report AZ
Secondary SEQ scaooLs.--ALL STU,
DENTS REGULARLY PROMOlED
TO THE JUNIOR HIGH Ok sen.
Tor HIGH SCHOOLS wiz report
on Monday, September IL. ~ S;vS
am. to the junior or senior hish
assigned. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS;
ADMISSION OF NEW STUDENTS
TO SEVENTH. EIGHTH AND
NINTH YEAR. Students who were
not enrolled In the public schools
during the school year. l954-ls5o.
desiring admission 70 junior nlsn
~ the Junior high school which
serves the territory in which they
live A copy OF the last report
card. birth and vaccination certln-
Gates should be presented. SENIOR
HIGH sCHooLs.-ApMISSIoN 0F
NEW STUDENTS 70 1,r,, TKE EYE.
the b. c. public school system
during the school year. l964-lgSS,
desiring admission n the 10th.
iith and 18th years. should apply
to the senior high school which
serves the territory In which they
live. Such students should apply
for REGISTRATION before . rr,day' ! Sep,
should Be presented in addition
to the birth and vaccination GER:
tificates. II Is important that AL
students new to the senior hieh
schools register for admission De.
fore school starts. Students, wnere-
ever they may I'VE IN the p Dslrict;
or the cardoza High schools II they
desire q three-yeaT intensive ousi.
mess course, or to Mckinley or
Armstrong High schools Il they
desire major technical course.
VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Students DESIRING admission 70 tne
lain, Anna l.. Burdick. Phelps or
M M. washington Vocational Htgh
schools should make inquiry before
Friday, September q. OF the priD-
cipal at the building as to the Sc
lection of courses or other necessary
information. VETERANS.--Vetera
WISHING Q attend I,,d r anniv Sen ths
principal of the senior hiah school
which serves The territory In which
they live. Veterans wishing 10 at
tend the Veterans High School Cen
ter should see Mr.. James w, Bishop
Director. at Armstrong High Schooi
NONRESIDENT STUDENTS. =. Al
nonresident pupilS--those who dwell
outside the District Of Columbia
win Be required by the Appropria:
ton Act OF 1850 to pay tuition II
they attend public schools IN the
District of Columbia during the
ID55-l95B school year, The Board
OF Education has ruled that all
nonresident tuition ices must oe
paid in advance before nonresident
pupils may be enrolled. Parents
and guardians are urged to COM
plete registration Of nonresident
pupils before September .. in order
to insure their being admitted 70
classes on Monday. September II,
All payments Of tuition should De
Of Taxes by the parents or guardi-
ans Of nonresident pupils and the
receipts for such payments must
be presented 10 the schools before
the pupils can be admitted.-There
are no exemptions whatever 10 this
regulation, and all nonresident pu-
pills must pay tuition. even 4 they
attended the b. c. Public schools
during the l95i-55 school year;
]. Nonresident senior high school
students from Vtrglnia may attend
the western High School. 2. Nom
resident senior high school students
from the Bethesda Chevy chase
s :G ash rsm the asS@ssses
Spring area may attend the Calvin
Coolidge High school. 4. Nonresi-
dent senior high school students
from the Mount Rainier -Hyattsviile
area NAV attend the. Mckinley
Hsh School s. Senior MasT,i nish te S,S1
north OF santh Of Msssachusetts
Avenue and east of the District
Line may attend the Eastern Hish
School 3. Nonresident students
viii be admitted to the following
junior high schools ONLY. Browne,
Frsnets, Gordon: Hine: Jefferson
Because OF the crowded condi-
lions they cannot be admitted IN
othc- junior high schools. REGIS
TRATION OF NONRESIDENT PU-
PITS WHO ATTEND ELEMENTARY
SCHOOLS: Parents Of nonresident
purils Hhnuld call the ONCE Of Mrs.
J. c. Smith, Director Of Elementary
Que streets. NV. Sterling 3-6l11,
Extension 400. for information as
to the nearest available elementary
school. EVENING SCHOOLS. Eve.
ming Schonls vii, open Monday. Sep
TENDER IL, 1855. Information can
s ss ss oes f1 ss s seS Eq prSs
pect Street between 33rd and 34th
school vii be open for registra-
ton after 6:45 pm. on September
IL Adult Education classes will
be held during the day at Western
classes viii be held on Monday,
School. from 1000 am. r. 1900
NETTING or stPERvfsoRY or.
FTcERS AND TEACHERS .---Prinei-
pals and teachers. Of elementary
s s1s a:sC s Net o y their o 5ssP Fs
day. sente,nhrr q. Faculties OF the
io s1 Sish and voesti SsY hisS Schools
will meet on Friday. September o.
at 1880 am. in their respective
schools. Principals and teachers In
the Fveninx Schools will meet with
the Director on Friday. September
d. at $40 pm. at Roosevelt High
school. HOBART M. CORNING.
Superintendent Of Schools. seq
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