Autauga County School System
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Autauga County Schools - an accredited, premier school system consisting of thirteen schools with an approximate enrollment of 10,000 students.
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The SGA at Marbury High School launched its first annual “Christmas Connection—The Big Give,” during Christmas 2015. As a group, the goal was to provide local Autauga county families with ten days worth of meals during the winter break, gifts for the children and parents, and other necessities for each of the families in need. The organization ran a canned food drive from November 30 to December 16, 2015. Enough food for two Marbury families was collected to feed them over the duration of the Christmas break. SGA students also collected a total of $832.00 which provided Christmas gifts and necessary items for one local Autauga County family. With the help of guidance and administration, one family was selected. On December 16, the student officers of SGA went to Wal-Mart for a shopping spree to find gifts and necessities for the children and parents of our adopted family. On December 19th, SGA President Austin Green, SGA Representative Wayne Lawery, along with SGA Sponsor, Ms. Meza personally delivered the bundles of food and wrapped toys/gifts to our adopted family---thank you for everyone that helped make this outreach a success!!
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Autauga County Superintendent, Spence Agee, and Prattville High School Principal, Richard Dennis, recognized Katie Fagan as a National Merit Semifinalist during the board meeting on Monday, January 11th. Congratulations Katie!
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Prattville High School AP Calculus Class Spreads Holiday Cheer! Gerald Miller’s AP Calculus class at Prattville High School took a day off to share holiday cheer with special needs students from Mrs. Larkin and Mrs. Andrews’ classes on Monday, December 14, 2015. Principal Richard Dennis read the Twas’ the Night Before Christmas to the captive audience. Following the story, students decorated reindeer and snowmen cookies, made reindeer hats & candy canes and visited with Santa. Students also made Nutcracker Ornaments and Faberge’ eggs.
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