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Virtual Learning and Traditional Classrooms Updates

Please use the parents@acboe.net email address if you have additional questions.

ACBOE has provided the Virtual Learning and Traditional Classrooms FAQs to help parents select the best learning environment. Please click below for frequently asked questions and answers. There is no code for Schoology. Parents can go to https://www.schoology.com/k-12 to review the features of the learning management platform.

If parents choose the virtual option, there will be an orientation for parents to better familiarize them with the virtual learning platform, including how to login with their very own "code."

We will update as we get information.

A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT
In an abundance of caution, the Autauga County School System is implementing Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) guidance and best practices as directed by the Centers for Disease Control and the Alabama Department of Public Health. It is always our practice to encourage regular hand-washing, good hygiene and awareness; which is the center of the agency's guidance. Our practice also includes wiping down desktops, doorknobs and water fountains multiple times daily during cold and flu season. This is a good opportunity for us to continue our practice. To be clear, we have no reason at this time to be concerned about any outbreak in Autauga County. We will advise the public if we discover any infection in our system. Additional information on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) guidance may be accessed on the Autauga County Board of Education district and school websites.

A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT

In an abundance of caution, the Autauga County School System is implementing Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) guidance and best practices as directed by the Centers for Disease Control and the Alabama Department of Public Health. It is always our practice to encourage regular hand-washing, good hygiene and awareness; which is the center of the agency's guidance. Our practice also includes wiping down desktops, doorknobs and water fountains multiple times daily during cold and flu season. This is a good opportunity for us to continue our practice. To be clear, we have no reason at this time to be concerned about any outbreak in Autauga County. We will advise the public if we discover any infection in our system. Additional information on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) guidance may be accessed on the Autauga County Board of Education district and school websites.