The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-12
RULES FOR TERM
 GIVEN BY GLENN
Importance Of Vaccina- tiOn Stressed In Bull
 letin To Public

With the formal announcement of instructions for entrance pupils into the various schools of the city and with the closing session of the teach CTS institute scheduled for Friday mOrn- ing, preparations for the regular term to begin September 15, are completed and thu, teachers, principals and super visors are ready for the term.
 Full instruction to the parents of Birmingham in regard to their children who are to enter school are given in the announcement made by Dr. C. B. Glenn, superintendent of the schools, Thursday.
 Formal Announcement
 "All pupils in elementary schols who received condition cards at the close of the last semester are requested to report to their respective schools on Friday afternoon and Saturday mOrn- ing, September 12 and 13, for the re- moval of their conditions. All new pu- pills should report at the above dates for classification. Complying with this request will save much time and annoy ance to parents.
 Children who are to enter the first grade must be six years of age not later than October 1, 1924, in order to be legally entitled to admission. Such children must be brought to the schOlo by the parent who shall fill in the nec- essary registration and file with the principal certificates of birth and sue cessful vaccination signed by a repu- table physician.
 Pupils of the first six grades in all the schools will be furnished the neces- sary free textabooks. School supplies are to be purchased by the patrons. Printed slips containing the lists of books and supplies will be furnished to each child, in order that those parents who prefer to purchase books as well as supplies for their children may do so.
 Pupils in grades above the sixth will be provided with the authorized books lists immediately after their clas- Parents are requested to se- cure the necessary books and supplies as early as possible.
 Hours for elementary schools First belly, S:15; assembly, SEQ; dismissal, grades, 1 and Il, ?; general dismissal
 High Schools
 Pupils who are regularly promoted from the elementary schools to the high schools should report to their re- spective high schools, Monday morning, September 15.
 Halliday sessions are necessary at Phillips and Woodlawn High.
 '"The Phillips High schol will ope- rate in three divisions. All pupils in the first and second semesters will at tend the Hayne school. Pupils in the third semester will attend the morn- ing session in the Phillips building.
 ''On Monday, September 15, the open ing day of school, all pupils who were in the afternoon session at Phillips and are now ready for the fourth se- mester will report to the auditorium at the Phillips High schol by 9 m. Pupils promoted from the second se- mester who are going into the third semester should report at the Phillips High school auditorium Monday at 80 p. m.
 All examinations for entrance and for those pupils who have done special work during the summer will be given on Friday afternoon and Saturday morning, September 12 and 13, at the Phillips and Paul Hayne' buildings. Examinations for entrance into Phillips High school and for pupils in the first and second semesters will be given at the Paul Hayne building. All exami- nations above the second semester will be held at the Phillips building. A schedule of these examinations follows: |:
 ScheduIe-Speclal Examinations Phillips High School, Sept. IF and 1S.
 Friday, :3O-English, room 232 latin, room 1S3; French, room 227.
 2 :45-History, room 2O9; science, room 311.
 Saturday, Mathematics, room POT Spanish. room 203.
 First and second semester pupils in the Woodlawn High will report in the afternoon section, all other pupils will report in the morning.
 At Epsley High effort will be made