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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1933

Page

4

Joliet Schools Prepare for Opening Day Across Districts

Joliet pupils return to classes as public grammar schools start September 5 and four year high schools kick off the week after Labor Day. Enrollment totals include about 2200 at Joliet High, 375 girls at St Francis Academy, 350 at De La Salle, and 200 at College of St Francis. The Joliet Junior College and Metropolitan Business College also set September 11 starts.

Joliet High School St. Francis Academy de la Salle High School Carmelite Fathers Providence High School College of St. Francis Seber Joliet Junior College Metropolitan Business College Joliet Conservatory of Music Joliet Musical College

Rural Teachers Meet at Joliet High School Today

The county’s annual rural teachers institute opens at Joliet High School with 9:30 morning sessions and about 200 teachers attending. August Maue outlines curriculum priorities while music instruction is led by Albert Hindle and Miss Margaret Streeter. Supplies for the year are distributed as the institute, ending Saturday noon, makes attendance compulsory. Most rural schools resume on Tuesday, September 5.

Institute For Joliet High School August Maue Albert Hindle Margaret Streeter

Police Headquarters Repainted After Week of Work

Decoration and painting of all offices and cell rooms at police headquarters began during the week and is underway to refresh the facility.

Teachers Pension Contributions Raised by Legislative Law

The pension fund contributions for teachers are increased by a summer law announced from County Superintendent August Maye's office. First class teachers with one to ten years pay $10 this year, up from $5. Second class teachers with eleven to fifteen years pay $20, up by $10. Third class teachers with sixteen to twenty five years maintain $30 annually.

August Maye

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