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Altamont offers a challenging college preparatory curriculum. Every class is taught at the Honors level. Our curriculum includes numerous AP offerings, college-level mathematics, sciences, world languages, and a multitude of fine arts and elective courses. Faculty advisors meet with students individually on a regular basis and collectively on a daily basis.
Admissions
Altamont seeks highly motivated students who crave greater breadth and challenge in all areas of school life. Prospective parents and students can experience life at Altamont by attending an open house, touring campus, scheduling a student shadow day, or attending an exhibit, concert, play, or athletic event.
Arts
Altamont enjoys a long tradition of excellence in the arts built on quality instruction, variety of offerings, and students’ freedom to explore interests. The arts are vital to the core education of each student as the skills developed in an enriched arts curriculum can be applied to learning in all subjects.
- Art at Altamont
- Cabaniss-Kaul Center for the Arts
Athletics
More than half of Altamont’s student body compete on one or more athletic teams. Altamont is a 2A member of the Alabama High School Athletic Association and the recipient of multiple All Sports Trophies for Best Small School Athletic Program.
Student Life
At Altamont, academics, athletics, the arts, and extracurricular activities are intertwined, creating a seamless fabric of programs and activities designed to stimulate personal growth, learning and sense of community. Students are encouraged to take advantage of many and diverse opportunities to discover more about themselves and their world.
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Honor

Altamont's Honor Code establishes an environment of trust and honor at the school by focusing on individual integrity. Honor is first and foremost in all that we do. Our Honor Code is simple: students promise not to lie, cheat, or steal. Commitment to these principles makes Altamont a place where students feel safe and free to leave their backpacks, laptops, cell phones, even wallets, unattended, knowing that no one will take them. It also makes Altamont a place where teachers trust students to act with integrity, which creates a special dynamic in the classroom.

Honor Court

Altamont's Honor Code is enforced by a student Honor Court. Five students sit on the court and hear cases in which a student’s academic integrity is in question. Four members of Honor Court are elected by the student body, one is elected by the faculty.

2021-22 Honor Court
Harrison Coleman (National Honors Society President), Josiah Brock, Jack Langloh, and Wesley Sudarshan, Arden Campbell