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Charles B. Glenn
Charles Bowles Glenn (December 1, 1871 — April 21, 1967) was an American educator who served as superintendent of the Birmingham, Alabama school district from 1921 to 1942, and was president of the National Education Association from 1937 through 1938.〔Marie Stevens Walker Wood, ''The Glen-Glenn family of Scotland, Ireland and America'', (Atlanta: F.B. Bone and W.I. Bone, 1968), 169; "Safe and Secure", ''Time'', March 8, 1937.〕 Glenn was one of the earliest proponents and implementors of character education in schools, and he is the namesake of Charles B. Glenn Middle School—formerly Charles B. Glenn Vocational High School—in Birmingham.〔''The School Arts Magazine'', December 1935, 58-74; ''The Commentator'', vol 3., 1938, 37-40; Birmingham Historical Society, ''(Newsletter )'', February 2008, 3.〕
==Early life and education==
Charles B. Glenn was born and raised in Auburn, Alabama, where, at the age of eighteen, he laid the first brick for the Auburn University main building, Samford Hall. He attended Auburn High School and the Alabama Agricultural and Mechanical College (today Auburn University) in Auburn, graduating from the latter institution with B.S. and M.S. degrees in 1891 and 1892. He later attended Harvard University, receiving an A.B. degree in 1896. Glenn would later receive honorary degrees from the University of Alabama (LL.D., 1918) and Birmingham-Southern College (Litt. D., 1931).〔Wood, ''The Glen-Glenn family of Scotland, Ireland and America'', 169; Auburn University, "(History Samford Hall )", retrieved March 8, 2008.〕
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