Escambia County Schools

📰 Our NEW Monthly Newsletter Is Here!

We’re excited to introduce a new way to stay connected with everything happening across Escambia County Schools! 💙

Each month, our newsletter will spotlight one of our schools, giving you a closer look at the students, staff, programs, and great things happening on their campus. 🌟

You’ll also find important district information, upcoming dates, helpful reminders, and more!

👉 Check out our first edition and see what’s happening across Escambia County Schools!

Every Child. Every Chance. Every Day.

https://www.escambiak12.net/o/ecs/page/monthly-newsletters

25 days ago, Escambia County Communications

Escambia County is changing the online payment platform from MySchoolBucks to LINQ Connect.
Effective Immediately DO NOT USE MySchoolBucks for cafeteria payments. Any remaining balances on MySchoolBucks were transferred over to LINQ Connect and will be available to students this year.

3 months ago, Connie Reeves

We are no longer using MySchool Bucks we are moving to LinQ Connect for school lunches.

Child Find Announcement

3 months ago, Connie Reeves

PUBLIC NOTICE

In accordance with schedule LG-6-3-4 of the Alabama Department of Archives and History, the Escambia County Board of Education is providing notice to parents or former students that it intends to destroy out-of-date special education records. Inactive records of Escambia County Alabama Students that graduated, exited or withdrew prior to June of 2021, will be destroyed according to state and federal guidelines on or after August 10, 2026.

Questions or request for records should be directed to:
Suzanne N. Barnett
Special Education Coordinator ,
251-296-0633
This request should be made prior to August 5, 2026.

3 months ago, Connie Reeves

Escambia County Schools remains committed to maintaining a positive and focused learning environment. To support school pride and provide flexible options for students, we are pleased to share the following images/documents outlining updates to the student dress code for the 2025–2026 school year. Students are expected to adhere to the dress code daily. Repeated violations will result in disciplinary action as outlined in the Code of Conduct. This dress code fosters a positive educational atmosphere that respects students' individuality while ensuring their safety. Compliance is expected. Violations may result in disciplinary action as determined by the Code of Conduct. We appreciate your support in helping our students dress for success while showing school pride!

over 1 year ago, Escambia County Communications