Autauga Academy offers a college preparatory curriculum for secondary education students. Students have the opportunity to receive a standard diploma or an advance diploma.
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- Chemistry
- Anatomy
- Ecology
- Biology
- Life Science
- Physics
Math
- General Math
- Algebra I & II
- Geometry
- Pre-Calculus & Calculus
History
- U.S. History I & II
- World History I & II
- Economics
- Geography
- Civics
Languages
- Spanish
- French
English & Literature
Technology & Computer Skills
Bible
Advanced Diploma:
Junior and Senior students on the advanced diploma track may take up to four dual enrollment courses for college credit. Autauga Academy partners with local universities to offer English 101 and 102 to the junior class and Western Civilization 101 and 102 to the senior class. Registration occurs after school begins. Additional college course fees apply.
Students on the advanced diploma track are required to complete 60 hours of community service in addition to more advanced coursework.
Community Service Hours
All students in 7th through 12th grade must complete 20 hours of community service per year. These hours may be completed at Autauga Academy or at other organizations throughout the community.