Pine Level Unveils Book Vending Machine to Inspire Reading

Pine Level Elementary School unveiled its new book vending machine with a Prattville Area Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting. This innovative addition is designed to inspire young readers and promote literacy as a part of the school's Accelerated Reader (AR) program. The event took place on December 16, marking a significant milestone in the school's efforts to make reading an engaging, accessible, and exciting experience for students of all ages. The book vending machine, which operates like a traditional snack vending machine, offers students the opportunity to choose a new, free book with special tokens awarded for achieving reading milestones.

Fri Dec 20 08:42 AM

Exciting News! The Big PKS Move is Finally Here

Autauga County Schools is thrilled to announce the opening of the new Prattville Kindergarten School in January 2025! Construction is complete, inspections have been passed, and all outstanding service provider details have been finished, so the only thing left to do is to move and get settled in. To assist in moving the school to its new location, Prattville Kindergarten School students will observe virtual days from January 6 - 14, 2025. All students return to in-person classes on January 15, 2025. During the virtual days, students are to complete the work sent home in the transition packet as well as access the online resources provided.

Wed Dec 18 12:58 PM

District's Band Programs Shine in 2024 Competition Season

Autauga County Schools is home to two standout high school band programs - the Pride of Prattville at Prattville High School and the Marbury Northstars of Marbury High School. Both programs have set the bar high for their students and are gaining recognition for their passion and excellence in the arts.

Mon Dec 09 04:21 PM

ACS Improves 2023-2024 State Report Card

Autauga County Schools is celebrating an increase in the district’s state report card score as published by the Alabama Department of Education. The system increased its overall score by one point over the previous year, bringing the grade up to an 84/B. Contributing to the report card bump was a combination of more schools than ever setting campus records for highest scores, a three-point rise in the district’s graduation rate, a dramatic decrease in chronic absenteeism - down by double digits over the previous year, and a two-point increase in overall academic achievement.

Tue Dec 03 07:56 AM

Remembering Tim Tidmore, Former ACS Superintendent

Autauga County Schools is saddened to share the passing of Tim Tidmore, the district’s Superintendent from 2021-2023. Mr. Tidmore passed away over the weekend after an extended illness.

Mon Nov 18 11:08 AM