Code of Conduct Review

Alabaster City Schools will host it's annual Code of Conduct review meeting on Monday, May 3 at 3:30 PM at the Central Office. The purpose of this meeting is to review proposed changes to the Student Code of Conduct. Parents, students, staff, and community stakeholders are all invited to attend. If you cannot attend but would like to propose a change, please click the link to complete the 2021-2022 Proposed Revisions/Changes to Student Code of Conduct Form.

Roadmap To Reopening Schools **Updated

Please click the link to view Alabaster City Schools' Roadmap to Reopening Schools.

Pam Vickers Selected for the College Board Counselor Recognition Program

Congratulations to Pam Vickers from THS for being selected for the College Board Counselor Recognition Program!

She is the only counselor in Alabama to be selected for this honor.

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Thompson High School Junior Achieves Top ACT Score

Ryan Ian Furlong, son of Daniel and Nita Furlong, and a junior at Thompson High School, earned the highest possible ACT composite score of 36. Thompson High School currently has two students, Ryan and Emaline Morris, who scored 36 on the ACT Test. Ryan is a Major in THS Air Force JROTC and President of the THS Technology Student Association. His goal is to attend Purdue University and major in Aerospace Engineering.

Thompson High School Earns 2020 College Success Award

Thompson High School has earned the 2020 College Success Award.

Best School Districts in Alabama

Niche released its latest rankings. Please click the link to see where Alabaster City Schools ranks.

ACS 2020-2021 Approved School Year Calendar

Click the link to view the Approved Alabaster City Schools 2020-2021 Calendar.

2020 Best Communities for Music Education

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Alabaster City named as a District of Distinction

In its July edition, District Administration magazine has honored 24 more school districts as Districts of Distinction. This is the sixth round of honorees in this national recognition program, which began in November 2014. Alabaster City Schools was one of the 24 school systems nationwide chosen to receive this honor.

Alabaster City Schools Makes an A!

We are very proud to be one of 26 school districts to earn an A on the Alabama Education Report Card. Congratulations to our students and teachers for all of your hard work!

Drive Up Learning: Student Filtered WiFi

Alabaster Bridges

Neighborhood Bridges – Alabaster officially launched on August 19. This program is a way for community members to deliver kindness to students in need. Read more about these opportunities for kindness!

Internet Access for Home

Read here for more information about Wifi on the Go!