Autauga County

Headquartered at 153 W 4th St in Prattville, Alabama, the Autauga County school district is an open, traditional public school system serving students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. Classified within a rural distant setting inside the broader Montgomery metropolitan region, this non-charter district oversees 16 operational schools dedicated to delivering primary and secondary education. Community members, families, and researchers can connect with the system through its official website at acboe.net or by contacting its administrative office directly at (334) 365-5706.

According to the 2024–2025 NCES dataset, the district educates a total student population of 8,888 learners, consisting of 4,571 male and 4,317 female students. The student body represents a range of backgrounds, including 5,098 White, 2,619 Black, 560 Hispanic, 411 multiracial, 174 Asian, 19 American Indian, and 7 Pacific Islander students. To support learning and daily operational needs, Autauga County maintains a full-time equivalent (FTE) workforce of 1,840 staff members, comprising 998 FTE teachers, 126.5 FTE instructional aides, and 715.5 FTE support personnel.