The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-15
TWO SESSIONS .HIGH SCHOOL
 GLENN'S PLAN
Anticipated Crowded Condi- tons For Coming Year Is Given As Cause-First Year Pupils Go To PauI Hayne DISTRICT LATI0NS ARE REGARs As STRICT Children Attend Institu- ton nated Unless A Tras Is Authorized By Superintendent Himself

Double sessions will be held in the John Herbert Phillips High school and the Woodlawn High school dur ing the 1923-24 sessions of school, ac- cording to announcement Friday aft ernoon by pr. c. B. Glenn, superin- tendent of schools. The anticipated crowded conditions of the schools for the coming year were given as the cause for the change.
 First year pupils will attend the Paul Hayne school, while students in the second. third and fourth year of high school work will be accommo- dated at Phillips High school. Pupils in tha third semester will attend the Phillips High school froM 1920 o'clo k to 4:90 o'clock. while chil- dren in the fourth. fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth semester will at tend from S:S0 o'clock until 1:40 0 clock.
 First year pupils at the Woodlawn High school will be in school from 12!20 o'clock until 4;3O o'clock while the other grades will be taken care of from S:30 to 1:40 o'clock. All ehildKen attendong the Paul Hayne school will report at $50 o'clock and be dismissed at o'clock.
 Hours For Reporting.
 Pupils who attended Paul Hayne school last year and were promoted to the third semester, and regarded as third semester pupils in most of their studies should report at Phillips High school at 12.20 o'clock Monday afternoon. All other pupils should report at this high school at S:30 o'clock Monday morning. Efforts will be made at the Ensley High to care for all pupils in one session.
 Children are required to attend the school in their own district. Trans fo,. ff.nr tn ur nt1 side of their own district are made by the superintendent only, and then only when exceptional conditions in his estimation shall render the trans fer a benefit to the child or the school Parents are requested to ob- send their chiidF&ss s.a Q, the. school within the district, in which they reside. Parents having special re- quests, or who desire other informa- tion may call at the school for furth- CT information or conferences with the superintendent
 New District Boundaries
 The school district boundaries in the following school districts in the city have been changed for the com ing school year due to the opening of the new Norwood elementary school The corrected boundaries are as follows:
 Barker School District North: Seventeenth avenue extended and Seventeenth avenue from Nineteenth street extended to Southern railway. East: Southern railway tc Ninth ave- nue South: Ninth avenue from Southern ~ailway at Twenty y-seventh street to Nineteenth street West: Nineteenth street and Nineteenth street extended from Ninth avenue TO Seventeenth avenue extended. Note: This district is the same as that Of last Year except that the portion east of the Southern rail way has been placed in the Norwood School District.
 North Birmingham School District North; city limits. East: city limits South< Birmingham Belt railroad from city limits near Van derbilt furnace to Village Creek and Village Creek to Twenty second street West: Twenty-second street from Village Creek to Thirty-fifth avenue, Thirty fifth avenue to Twen- tieth street to Northern city limits.
 Norwood School District-North: Birmingham Belt railroad from Vil- lage Creek and Southern railway to the city limits near Vanderbuilt fur mace and city limits from Birming ham Belt railroad to l. & N. railway (main line). East: l.. x N. (main lnel to Ninth avenue. South: Ninth avenue from l.. &. N. railway (main iine) to Twenty seventh street and Southern railway. West: Southern railway from Ninth avenue to Vil- lage Creek and Birmingham Belt railroad.
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 Platoon Plan Schools
 To accomodato pupils in the grade schools, fifteen of these schools will
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