The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-16
Dr. Glenn Issues Statement
 Regarding Entering School

The attention of the teachers, pat rons and the general public Is called to the following items of Information regarding the opening of the pubic schools of the city, Monday, Septem- Der 19
 1 All pupils In elementary schools who received condition cards at the close of the last semester are re- | quested to report to their respective schools on Friday afternoon and Sat urday morning, September 16 and i7, for the removal of their condition. All new pupils shout report at the above dates TOT classification CUnI- plying with this request will save much time and annoyance to parents. Children who are to enter the first grade must be six years of age not later than October 1, 1921, in order to be legally entitled to admission. Such children must be brought to the school by the parent who shall fill in the necessary registration and file with the principal certificate oi successful vaccination signed by a reputable physician.
 Pupils of the first five grades in all the schools will be furnished with the necessary free text books. School supplies are to be purchased by the patrons. Printed slips containing the list of books and supplies will be furnished to each child, in order that those parents who prefer to purchase books and supplies for their children may do so.
 Pupils in grades above the fifth will be provided with the Authorized book lists immediately after their sitication Parents are requested to secure the necessary books and supplies as early as possible.
 Eastern and Central
 Pupils in the eastern and central divisions of the city who hold certi- ficates for admission to the first se- mester of the Central High school will report to> the Paul Hayne build ing on South Twentieth street, Mon day morning, September 19,
 High school pupils living in the western division of the city, excll- sive of Graymont and Elyton, should report to the Ensley High school. Pupils entering high school from the West End district are advised to enter the Ensley High school on ae- count of congestion in Central High school
 High school pupils from outside the city entering the Birmingham schools for the first time, and pupils who have done special work during the summer and desire advanced standing, are requested to report to their respective high schools Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock and Sat urday morning at g o'clock for exam lnation and classification. Schedule
 Schedule of entrance examinations to first semester. 1921-1922. Friday- go o'clock, grammar; 2:3O, history and geography.
 Saturady: o'clock, arithmetic and algebra.
 Schedule of examinations for pupils who have attended high school:
 Friday: 1:30 o'clock, Enghsh-all semesters. Latin--all semesters French--all semesters. 2:45 o'clock, History-all semesters. Science-all semesterS-
 Saturday: o'clock, Mathematics all semesters. Spanish--all semesters
 Nonresident pupils whose parents or guardians are non-residents of Birmingham are not to be received into the schools until the principals determine the number of resident pupils applying for admission.
 Out of Town Pupils
 If after the regular resident pupils are enrolled there is room to receive others, non-residents may be admit