PLES Named CLAS School of Distinction 
for Outdoor Classroom Program

Pine Level Elementary School was named a CLAS School of Distinction for its innovative project, “Cultivate More” - an outdoor garden that grows more than plants and food. The Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools honor highlights the school’s commitment to engaging students through meaningful, hands-on learning experiences that connect academic content to the real world.

Wed Apr 29 09:44 AM

2026 State of the Schools Virtual Meeting

Be a part of the solution! Join Superintendent Woodfin to discuss what's happening in the district and in your child's school as a part of this year’s State of the Schools presentation. The district is continuing this town hall-style meeting after receiving positive feedback from stakeholders in previous years. In response to recent feedback, this year’s presentation will be held online only, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to "attend" - whether by watching live or on-demand when busy schedules allow the time.

Thu Apr 16 11:37 AM

2026 Purple Star Schools Announced

The Alabama Department of Education recognized four Autauga County schools as 2026 Purple Star Schools recipient designees or renewals, bringing the total to 10 schools in the 12-school district. This year’s honorees are among 77 schools statewide who proudly earned this designation for their commitment to students and families connected to the nation’s military.

Wed Apr 15 06:04 PM

Lutzie 43 Foundation Hosts PHS Safe Driving Summit

The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) and the Lutzie 43 Foundation partnered to host a Safe Driving Summit at Prattville High School ahead of prom weekend. The Safe Driving Summit aims to educate local high school students about the critical importance of making safe driving choices. “The Safe Driving Summit — a partnership between ALDOT and the Lutzie 43 Foundation — contains critical tools to keep young drivers safe in the state of Alabama,” said Dalton Middleton, Drive Safe Alabama coordinator with ALDOT. “Nearly 10 percent of crashes in the state of Alabama in 2024 involved a driver aged 15-19 years old.” Mr. Middleton commented during his welcome message that Autauga County ranks fifth in the state for teen driver crashes which led to PHS being selected as the presentation site - only the third in the state.

Mon Apr 13 07:59 AM

Summer Programs for Secondary Students

Summer is quickly approaching, and Autauga County Schools is encouraging students in grades 7-12 to make the most of the school break with various summer school options offered through Imagine Learning and ACCESS courses.

Mon Apr 06 03:15 PM