Limestone County Schools Competitors

Baldwin County is located in the southwest corner of the state, bordered by the Gulf of Mexico, Mobile Bay, Florida, and adjoining counties in Alabama. It is one of the largest counties in land area east of the Mississippi River, home to more than 200,000 residents, and is the fastest growing county in Alabama and one of the fastest growing counties in the nation. Baldwin County is the location of the first public school in Alabama, built in 1799 by the community of Tensaw, and today's schools remain community centers. The schools in the county are located in seven areas identified as "feeder patterns", the educational path a student takes from kindergarten through 12th grade.

Madison City Schools, with effective leadership and community cooperation, will provide all students a nurturing environment, an uncompromising excellence in instruction, a relevant and rigorous curriculum and state-of-the-art facilities so that they can achieve their fullest potential, strive toward global learning, compete globally in the workforce and contribute positively to society. The Madison City School (MCS) District is located in Madison, Alabama. The District was established in 1998 after separating from the Madison County School System and consists of two high schools, three middle schools, eight elementary schools and a PreK center.

Athens City Schools is an award winning public school system located in Athens, Alabama just outside of Huntsville. Our mission is to be a progressive, high-quality school system that connects students and their families to a caring, traditional community. ACS is made up of eight schools. We have two preschool programs, four K-3 elementary academies, an intermediate school serving grades 4 & 5, one middle school for 6-8 grades and a traditional 9-12 high school. We also have an innovative K-12 school known as Athens Renaissance School which is a blended/virtual student-centered educational option for personalized learning opportunities. Athens offers students the best of two worlds - a world of deep tradition and heritage and one of progress and preparing for the future. With only seven schools and low student to teacher ratios, students personally know their teachers and their classmates. This allows for a deeper relationship between our students and their teachers and creates and atmosphere of trust among students. Our students see their teachers at school, at the ballparks, and in our churches. Our schools reflect the attitude of this community, which is one of caring and nurturing. We are proud to be a community connected by education. For more information, please visit www.acs-k12.org