Last Chance to Register for Summer School in Kanawha County
Today is the last day for high school students to register for summer classes in Kanawha County. Registration runs 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Charleston High and South Charleston High. Classes start Thursday at 9 a.m. Walter Snyder notes student turnout is low and only two-thirds of teachers have been notified for summer work.
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County Welfare Offices Move to New Space on Virginia Street
Grover Smith Jr president of the County Court announced that Kanawha County Welfare Department offices will shift to the second floor of the Voter Registration building on Virginia Street East. The court has authorized hiring an architect to draft remodeling plans for the area above the registration office now used as a garage. The welfare unit needs more space and will vacate the courthouse annex once new quarters are ready.
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Negroes in biracial schools rise in Southeast and border states
Southern School News reports that the number of Negro students in public schools with white classmates increased by 9 298 in the just ending school year. The survey notes biracial attendance rose from 7.8 percent to 7.9 percent, with 486 816 Negroes in elementary and high schools in districts totaling 6 197.
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