More News From ASMS
ASMS Students Take Part in New Maritime Program for Special Projects Week
As part of a strategic partnership between ASMS and the University of South Alabama, several students participated in The Maritime Launchpad program for their special project.
ASMS President's List and Dean’s List Students Named for Winter Term 2026
10th and 11th graders (rising juniors and seniors) on the President's List for winter 2026 earned a Winter Term academic GPA of 4.0. Students on the Dean's List for winter 2026 earned a Winter Term academic GPA of 3.99-3.7. Congratulations to these students!
Alabama Senate Passes Resolution Remembering ASMS Founder, Ann Bedsole
The State of Alabama Senate passed a resolution on January 21, 2026 honoring the legacy and exceptional life of Anna "Ann" Smith Bedsole Holmes. The resolution was sponsored by Baldwin County Senator and ASMS Foundation Board Member, Senator Chris Elliott. All other members of the Senate also added their names in support of the resolution.
What's in Your Dorm?
The Alabama School of Math and Science (ASMS) is the only 100% residential school in Alabama. A special part of living here is making your dorm room look comely and unique. Each room is a scrapbook of students’ lives that displays their personalities and interests for all who enter. We asked students across the ASMS campus about the unique things they have in their rooms or used to decorate their space. Here’s what they shared!By: Gavin Palmer, ASMS junior from Elmore County
ASMS Offers Free ACT Prep for Alabama Students
ASMS is offering free ACT prep to Alabama high schoolers! Each spring, the state of Alabama offers most juniors the opportunity to take the ACT for free. The free ACT prep that ASMS provides is intended to help students maximize this experience and improve their chances to earn a strong ACT score at no cost to their families.
Outstanding Alumnus: Dr. Greg Bacon — Class of 1995, Appointed to ASMS School Board by Governor Kay Ivey
Dr. Greg Bacon (ASMS Class of 1995) traces his professional journey to an unforgettable ASMS experience with the Alabama Supercomputing Program to Inspire Computational Research in Education (ASPIRE). In a meaningful turn, Dr. Bacon has accepted an appointment to the ASMS Board of Directors by Governor Kay Ivey. He sees it as coming home -- and as an opportunity to help guide the school that shaped him.