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Volunteer with Reading Allies
Giving just 30 minutes of your time can help a student meet or exceed their reading goals. Volunteers are needed across Tuscaloosa County!
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Parent Nights Across Tuscaloosa County
ADRS & TCSS Department of Special Education will share information about opportunities & services for students beyond high school.
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Join TCSS as a Bus Driver or Bus Aide
TCSS has positions available for bus drivers and bus aides. Our next New Driver Class begins September 19.
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Back-to-School Resources
Visit this section of our web site for back-to-school information and resources.
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Learn More & Apply
Learn more about free and reduced-price school meals for the 2023-2024 school year.
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Join TCSS as a Substitute
Learn more by attending an in-person information session or complete an online interest form now!
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Report Safety Concerns Confidentially
Learn how to use SpeakUp for Safety to report concerns about bullying, students in crisis, and other school safety concerns.
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Support Students Through Neighborhood Bridges
Neighborhood Bridges is an organization that allows our community to share kindness with our students in a quick and efficient way.
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Check Out the Latest TCSS News
Visit our News & Announcements section for more on what's happening across TCSS.
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TCSS Strategic Plan: Cultivating Tomorrow's Future
Learn more about the strategy that will guide the work of TCSS over the next five years.
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Looking Ahead:
Click the link below to read the Huntington Place Newsletter
https://www.smore.com/2p8bw-huntington-place-newsletter
Please visit students and families/ health services to view a letter from Nurse Brown and information.
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Please follow us on social media to stay connected and informed.
Follow us on Facebook at Huntington Place Facebook
Follow us on Instagram at HPES Instagram
Follow us on Twitter at HPES Twitter
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Welcome to HPES! Please click on the link below to view our HPES Virtual Tour. https://youtu.be/l2hvCBLmcwM
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Huntington Place has been named a 2020 National School of Character. This is a testimony to the hard work and dedication of our teachers, students, and parents. Huntington Place is one of 84 schools certified as a National School of Character by Character.org. This distinction was given to Huntington because of its commitment to teaching our students our core values of honesty, kindness, compassion, respect, and responsibility. We refer to them as the Wildcat Way. Our goal is to inspire students to be people of character who go into our communities and are willing to stand up for what is right. We commend the efforts of so many who have supported us in our journey to be a National School of Character.
