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Early Childhood and Elementary Dress Code

Elementary School Dress Code is used to ensure that children are comfortably and safely dressed for learning, including physical activity.

Middle school and high school dress code

Students are responsible for being neat, clean and dressed appropriately for serious study. ABA does not have a "uniform” but has adopted an established dress code which attempts to provide a sense of school identity, recognize climatic and cultural restrictions, yet offer some individual flexibility.

CONTACT DETAILS UPDATE

Keeping us notified of any changes to your contact details is important.

HEALTH RECORD UPDATE

Please update us with any relevant information for your child regarding their health. This includes recent immunizations, current or new medications, allergies and any recent illnesses.

Library Home

The University Libraries strive for excellence in service, instruction, and building collections. They always seek new and better ways to serve the academic community.

Bruno Buisiness Library

Bruno Business Library was built in 1994 on the old site of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity (which was literally picked up and moved in order to make way for the new library). The building was named in honor of Angelo Bruno (1924- 1991), who was Chairman of the Board of Bruno’s, Inc.

Gorgas Library

Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library was built in 1939 and is located on the site of the first library on campus. The first university library, known as the Rotunda, was destroyed during the Civil War and its ruins can be found underneath the semi-circular plaza in front of the building.

Hoole Special Collections Library

The mission of the W.S. Hoole Special Collections Library is to acquire, preserve, and make available permanent collections of rare and unique research resources for the use of faculty, graduate, and undergraduate students of the University of Alabama as well as others.

McClure Education Library

McLure Library is one of the University’s most historic buildings. Built in 1925,for years the building housed the student cafeteria, post office, and supply store. During that time, it housed a soda fountain, a favorite campus gathering place then. After World War II the third floor was used for several years as a dorm for male students.

Rodgers Library

The Eric and Sarah Rodgers Library for Science and Engineering opened to the public on June 5, 1990. The library represents a merger of the Science Library collection from Lloyd Hall and the Engineering Library collection from the Mineral Industries Building.