Evening star., 1956-08-29
OFFICIAL NOTICES tcons.I

~. ". FGDLlC SCnOOLS, August ~,
COLUMBIA will open on Mon.
Sept. 10. l956---elementar schools.
junior high schools. senior high
schools and Teachers College ,at
800 am. and vocational high
schools at $50 am. On, Mon.
Sept. 10. the schools will close at
scHooLesNerE sSio em PIniSs n IN, z q r G Z
mitted to the kindergarten who
Will be FIVE YEARS OF AGE OR
OLDER BY JAN. 15. 1857. Parents
are required to present birth and
vaccination certificates. The. law
REQUIRES that mo child shall be
who shall not have been duly vac
cinated or otherwise protected
Ten AND FIRST GRADE fSAtInT GILL
DREN NEW to the public schools
and all other pupils who were not
enrolled in the public schools dur
ing the school year l955-l956
new boundaries. Application should
be made. at the school nearest the
home Of the pupil so that the
principal may advise the parents
as to the school serving his resi-
qsnee psiGe,n. area s.a.,, REGISTRATIioN: :.
fIincipdls Will De al Lne DullulnBS
dsts. dSr resssrstiOn oG. on the iS9llgy93s t3
Sept. 5. from 900 am. to l2:0d
pm. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Pu.
Pills: All pupils in the District
Elementary Schools last year. ex-
cept those promoted TO junior high
other elementary schools. will re-
port. to their last years rooms.
Pupils new to elementary schools
10, SECONDARY SCHOOLS ALL
Ss1TuDENTs s11IST REGULARLY PRO;
OR SENIOR HIGH scHooLs viii
report on Mon. Sept. 10 at 900
am. to the Junior or senior high
school to which they have been
ASSIGNED. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS,
ADMISSION OF NEW STUDENTS
10 SEVENTH; EIGHTH AND
NINTH YEAR: Students who were
not enrolled in the public schools
during the, school year 1955-1958
desiring admission to q junior high
school should report to the office
OF the junior high school which
serves the territory In which they
live, A copy of the last report
card. birth and vaccination certifi-
eatsS GIt.a SHOULD HIno61 Be presented; SENIOR
NEW STUDENTS TO TENTH
ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH YEAR:
Students who were not enrolled in
the D. c. public school system dur
ing the school year 1955-lO56,
desiring admission in the 10th.
llth and 18th years, should apply
to the senior high school which
serves the territory in which they
live. Such students should apply
for registration hafora Eri Cent -
Proper credentials from the school
previously attended should be pre-
sented in addition to the birth and
vaccination certificates. 1t is i'm
portant that all students new to
the senior high school register for
admission before school starts. Stu
dents. wherever they may live in
the District. may be admitted to
the Roosevelt or the Cardozo High
Schools If they desire a three-year
intensive business course. or to the
Mckinley High School II they de-
sire major technical course. VO-
CATIONAL HIGH SCHOOLS Stu
dents desiring admission to the
Alexander Graham Bell. Chamber
lain. Anna L. Burdick, Phelps. or
M. M. Washington Vocational High
FIJI, sept. z. OF the principal at
the building as to the selection Of
courses or other necessary infor-
nation. VETERANS. Veterans
wishing to attend a regular senior
high school should apply to the
principal OF the senior high school
which, serves the territory in which
tend the Veterans High School
Center should see the Director at
Armstrong High School. NON
RESIDENT STUDENTS. All nom
resident pupils--thoSe who dwell
outside the District of Columbia
will be REQUIRED by the Appropria-
ton Act OF, 1850 to pay tuition if
District Of Columbia during the
l956-l957 school year. The Board
Of EDUCATION has ruled that ali
nonresident tuition. fees must be
paid in advance before nonresident
pupils may be enrolled, Parents
pGpils before Sep Sept. in nO1GsS,pens ordeT to
insure their being admitted to
classes on Mon. Sept 10. All
payments of tuition should be made
to the. ONCE of the Collector OF
Taxes by the parents or guardians
or. nonresident pupils and the re-
presented to the. schools before the
pupils can be admitted. There are
no exceptions whatever to this
pupils, must pay tuition, even If
they have been enrolled in or at
during the 1955-I956 school year,
%. Nonresident senior high school
students from Virginia may attend
the Western High School t3).
Nonresident senior high school stu
dents from the Bethesda Chevy
Chase area may attend the Wood
row Wilson High School. CD, Nom
Silver Spring area may attend the
Calvin Coolidge High School (4).
Nonresident senior high school stu
dents from the Mt. Rainier -Hyatts-
vile area may attend the McKin-
ley High School. (51. Senior high
school ostS students sdR from Maryland lily liv-
setts Avenue and east Of the Dis
trict line may attend the Eastern
High School or the Spingarn High
School. REGISTRATION OF NON
RESIDENT PUPILS WHO ATTEND
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS: Parents
of nonresident pupils should call
rector Of Elementary Educaction.
Berret School. l4th and Que
Extension 5O9. for information
as to the nearest available elemen-
tarv school. EVENING SCHOOLS:
Evening schools will open Mon,
Sept 10 1856. Information can
be secured from the Adult Educa-
tion once. Wormley school. Pros
pect Street between 33rd and 34th
Streets. NV. Telephone Sterling
3-6111, Ext, $40. All evening
tion from ZOO to $50 pm. on
Thurs. Sept. 9. Adult Education
classes will be held during the day
at Western High School. Registra-
tiQn for these classes will be held
on Mon. Sept. 10. at Western
MEETING OF SUPERVISORY OF
FICERS AND TEACHERS: Princi-
pals and teachers Of elementary
schools will meet in their respec-
tive schools at 1890 am. on Fri.
Sept. z. Faculties of the Teachers
College. senior high. junior high,
and vocational high schools will
meet on Fri. Sept. Z. at 1890
am in their respective schools
Principals and teachers in the
Evening Schools viii meet with the the
pm. at Roosevelt High School. On
Thurs. Sept. 6. there win be an
all-day meeting for teachers and
officers. The morning session in
Constitution Hall begins at 1000
am. and the afternoon session in
various buildings is scheduled to
begin at 200 pm. HOBART M.
CORNING. Superintendent Of
Schools. au29
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