Digital Progress Report & Report Card Access

Student progress reports and report cards will be sent digitally again for the 2025-2026 school year. Beginning with the Q1 progress reports set to be released on September 8, these documents will be emailed to the parents or guardians, requiring the student’s ten-digit state ID number to access the information.

Thu Sep 04 12:40 PM

Connect with ACS

Connect with Autauga County Schools on your favorite social media platform to stay up-to-date on district happenings!

Wed Aug 27 08:30 AM

ParentSquare Attendance Notices

Autauga County Schools sends student attendance notices through ParentSquare. When your child is marked absent, you will receive a text message or email, according to your preferences, notifying you of their absence. As a convenient feature, you can submit a digital note directly from that correspondence. These notes are only required when you desire to use a “parent note” for your child’s absence. Please be reminded that students are only allowed seven of these excuses for the school year.

Mon Aug 25 08:39 AM

Bus Safety Tips for Summer Heat

There's no way around it, the Alabama summer heat is intense, and when humidity is high, the combination can be downright brutal. While these conditions are not ideal, Autauga County Schools is working to keep students and drivers safe until temperatures begin to trend cooler with the district's top tips for bus safety during extreme heat.

Wed Aug 20 02:40 PM

Meet Brad Robbins, ACBOE's New District 1 Board Member

The Autauga County Board of Education appointed Bradley D. Robbins as the new District 1 Board Member, following the resignation of Dr. Tracye Strichik to take a new professional position. With a deep commitment to education and community, Mr. Robbins brings a wealth of personal and professional educational experience and fresh perspectives that will help continue to move Autauga County Schools forward. Brad joins the Autauga County Board of Education with 15 years of post-secondary educational experience, having held several roles at Auburn University at Montgomery. In his current role as the Director of Career Development, he serves as the university's subject-matter expert for student and alumni career development, including best practices for student career exploration, planning and readiness initiatives, workforce development issues, and information on the current landscape of employer/student networking and recruitment.

Sun Aug 03 09:10 AM