District overview

Anniston City Schools

Funding structure, how it compares to peers, and where major projects stand.

What does the board record show?

The board has published regular votes on curriculum, transportation, facilities, student rules, and finances

Anniston City Schools is governed by the Anniston City Board of Education. The collected minutes show votes on student rules, curriculum materials, transportation, facilities, and monthly financial statements. They do not include full budget totals or every supporting attachment.

Textbooks were approved

The board approved a social studies textbook adoption in February 2026.

Student rules were updated

The board approved the 2026-27 Student Code of Conduct in July 2026.

Facilities are being maintained

The board approved an Anniston Middle School gym-upgrade bid and maintenance work at elementary schools.

The minutes state approval outcomes but often do not give prices, project schedules, or full policy language.

Where the district stands

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Per-student spendingcontext

Not stated data gap

Major projects

Anniston Middle School gym upgrade

bid approved

The board approved an Anniston Middle School gym-upgrade bid in April 2026. The minutes do not identify the contractor, cost, scope, or completion date.

Next: A later board record would need to confirm the contract, schedule, and completion.

Apr 16, 2026Board approved the gym-upgrade bid.

Funding

Not stated in the collected minutes.

This overview uses the district's published board minutes from September 2025 through August 2026.

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