Butler County Schools Calendar, BOE Office & Parent Help
The Butler County Board of Education in this guide is the local public-school board serving Butler County, Alabama. The district operates schools in Greenville, Georgiana and McKenzie and publishes its own school calendar, Board meetings, enrollment routes, transportation information and parent resources.
Use this page to reach the right Butler County School District resource without confusing the Alabama district with the separate Butler County Board of Education in Kentucky.
Butler County Board of Education Alabama quick facts
Butler County School District’s current Central Office is at 211 School Highlands Road in Greenville. The district publishes a five-member Board, a 2026–27 system calendar and separate parent routes for enrollment, PowerSchool, transportation, health, meals and Special Services.
Entity check: this page covers Butler County, Alabama. Butler County, Kentucky also has a separate school board in Morgantown with different offices, members, schools and calendars.
Butler County Schools calendar and upcoming dates
The district’s System Calendars section publishes the official 2026–27 school calendar, while the live District Calendar adds current Board meetings, progress reports, professional-learning days, holidays and other district events.
For October and November 2026, several dates matter for families because they affect reports, student attendance or the normal school schedule.
Full school-year planning
Use the official 2026–27 System Calendar for the full academic year rather than saving a screenshot of one month.
Current district events
Use the live District Calendar for the most recent Board meetings, report cards, holidays and special schedule items.
Calendar check: weather, emergency decisions or Board action can affect a published schedule. Recheck the live district calendar before an important school day.
Butler County Board of Education office in Greenville
The district website currently publishes 211 School Highlands Road as the Butler County School District Central Office address. Use the main number when you do not know which department or school should handle your question.
Meeting-location distinction: the district’s About page identifies the regular Board meeting room as the Central Office Boardroom at 949 Oglesby Street, Greenville. Confirm the current calendar or Board notice before driving to a meeting.
Butler County Board meetings and recorded sessions
The district says regular Board meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 6:00 p.m. and are open to the public. The live October 2026 calendar lists the next regular meeting on October 15 at 6:00 p.m.
Next listed meeting
Thursday, October 15, 2026
6:00 p.m.
Butler County Board of Education Board Room.
Regular schedule
Third Thursday of each month at 6:00 p.m., based on the district’s current Board guidance.
Special meetings or schedule changes should be verified from current district notices.
Check the live calendar
Confirm the current date and time rather than relying only on the recurring third-Thursday pattern.
Verify the meeting location
The Board guidance identifies 949 Oglesby Street for regular Board meetings, while the district’s main Central Office address is 211 School Highlands Road.
Check Board documents
Use the official Board section for policies and Board-related information rather than relying on third-party copies.
Use recorded meetings if needed
The district maintains a Board Meeting Videos page for recorded sessions.
Butler County Board of Education members
The current official Board page lists five members, one for each numbered district. Board membership can change through elections or vacancies, so use the live Board page before formal correspondence.
| District | Current member |
|---|---|
| District 1 | Michael Nimmer |
| District 2 | William Champion |
| District 3 | Brandon Sellers |
| District 4 | Jamey Thompson |
| District 5 | Eric Gomillion |
Schools in Butler County School District
The official district school directory currently lists six schools. Because Butler County includes Greenville, Georgiana and McKenzie communities, families should verify their school zone rather than assuming the closest campus is the assigned school.
| School | District phone route |
|---|---|
| Greenville High School | 334-382-2665 · extension group 2000 |
| Greenville Elementary School | 334-382-2665 · extension group 3000 |
| W.O. Parmer Elementary School | 334-382-2665 · extension group 4000 |
| Greenville Middle School | 334-382-2665 · extension group 5000 |
| Georgiana School | 334-382-2665 · extension group 7000 |
| McKenzie School | 334-382-2665 · extension group 8000 |
How to enroll a new student in Butler County Schools
Butler County uses PowerSchool Enrollment. New students, including new Pre-K students, begin online and then bring the required documentation to the school office to complete enrollment.
Create the PowerSchool Enrollment account
Open the official 2026–27 New Student Registration route and complete the online form.
Prepare identity documents
Bring the child’s birth certificate and a government-issued photo ID for the parent or legal guardian.
Prepare health records
The district requires a current immunization record or other applicable documentation allowed under Alabama requirements.
Gather two proofs of residency
The district lists property, mortgage/deed, lease, utility, driver’s license and voter-registration records among accepted examples.
Finish enrollment at the school
After the online registration is submitted, deliver the required documentation to the school office.
P.O. Box warning: the district says documentation containing only a post-office-box address does not satisfy its residency requirement.
Kindergarten age
The district’s current registration guidance says a kindergarten student must be five years old on or before September 1 of the admission year.
First-grade age
The district says a first-grade student must be six years old on or before September 1 of the admission year.
Butler County school zones and boundary verification
The Board has established attendance zones, and the district says students must attend the school serving the zone where they reside with a parent or legal guardian.
The online school-zone map is provided as a reference. The district specifically advises families living near a boundary line to contact the Board of Education so the official map on file at Central Office can be checked.
Boundary-line safeguard: if your address is close to a zone line, do not choose a school based only on the online map. Call 334-382-2665 for official verification.
Returning-student registration is different from new enrollment
Butler County requires updated student information each year. A student who finished the previous year in Butler County Schools, or received district Special Services including preschool, is treated as a returning student.
A student moving through the normal feeder pattern, such as Greenville Middle School to Greenville High School by promotion, remains a returning student. A student moving between schools outside the normal feeder pattern, such as Greenville Middle to McKenzie, is treated as a new student under the district’s published example.
Timing: the district says returning-student enrollment is normally available from August through May, while upcoming-year new-student forms launch in March, typically first serving incoming Pre-K and kindergarten families.
Butler County school buses and Transportation Department
The district’s Operations Department includes Transportation and Maintenance. Butler County reports that its buses travel more than 410,000 miles per year and transport an average of 1,776 students each day.
Transportation Director
Marcus Burkett
334-382-2665 ext. 3902
Bus safety resources
The Operations page links current Transportation School Bus Rules along with field-trip and athletic-trip procedures.
Route question: use the Transportation Department or the student’s school for student-specific pickup, drop-off or route concerns rather than contacting individual Board members.
Special Services and Child Find in Butler County
Butler County Special Services provides special-education support designed around the individual needs of eligible students. The district also maintains a Child Find route for concerns about a child who may need evaluation or services.
Special Services Facility
General special-education information: 334-382-5188.
District specialists
April Boatwright: 334-382-2665 ext. 4608
Angelica Crenshaw: 334-382-2665 ext. 1608
PowerSchool, meals, health and family resources
The district’s parent hub collects several practical services in one place, including PowerSchool Parent Portal, student handbooks, lunchroom menus, supply lists, system calendars, parent and family engagement, student health services, mental-health resources and Alabama Literacy Act information.
PowerSchool
Use the Parent Portal for student information and the district’s setup guide if you need help getting access.
Meals
Child Nutrition publishes lunch resources, meal policies and dietary-accommodation information.
Student health
The parent area links Student Health Services and other wellness and mental-health resources.
Butler County Board of Education jobs
The district directs applicants to the Alabama State Department of Education’s Teach in Alabama system for certified and support vacancies. Current openings, salary information and job descriptions are also linked from the district Employment page.
Quick fixes for Butler County school searches
“I found a Morgantown address.”
That is Butler County, Kentucky. This page covers Greenville, Alabama and uses butlerco.k12.al.us.
“Which Board office address is correct?”
Use 211 School Highlands Road for the current district Central Office. For Board meetings, the district’s meeting guidance identifies the Boardroom at 949 Oglesby Street.
“I live near a school-zone line.”
Call the Board office. The online zone map is for reference, while the official map is maintained at Central Office.
“My child attended Butler County last year.”
Use returning-student enrollment unless the district’s rules treat the new school move as a new-student situation.
“I need a bus route.”
Use Transportation or the student’s school. Board members are not the operational bus-routing office.
“I need private student records.”
Start with the school or the appropriate district service. Do not place private health, disability, discipline or identity information in a public Board communication.
Verified Butler County School District links
Butler County Board of Education questions
Which Butler County Board of Education does this page cover?
This guide covers Butler County School District in Greenville, Alabama. It does not cover Butler County Schools in Morgantown, Kentucky.
Where is the Butler County Board of Education office in Alabama?
The current district Central Office is at 211 School Highlands Road, Greenville, AL 36037.
What is the Butler County School District phone number?
The main district phone number is 334-382-2665. The district fax is 334-382-1845.
Who is the Butler County superintendent?
The current official district superintendent page lists Joseph Eiland.
How many members are on the Butler County Board of Education?
The current official Board page lists five members, representing Districts 1 through 5.
When does the Butler County Board of Education meet?
The district states that regular meetings are held on the third Thursday of each month at 6:00 p.m. Always confirm the current district calendar before attending.
What is the next listed Board meeting after October 2, 2026?
The live district calendar lists a regular Butler County Board of Education meeting on October 15, 2026 at 6:00 p.m.
Where are regular Butler County Board meetings held?
The district’s Board-meeting guidance identifies the Central Office Boardroom at 949 Oglesby Street in Greenville. Check the current meeting notice before traveling.
How many schools are in the district directory?
The official district directory currently lists six schools: Georgiana School, Greenville Elementary, Greenville High, Greenville Middle, McKenzie School and W.O. Parmer Elementary.
How do I register a new student?
Create a PowerSchool Enrollment account, complete the online registration and bring the required documents to the school office to finish enrollment.
What documents does a new student need?
The district currently lists the child’s birth certificate, current immunization record, parent or legal guardian government-issued photo ID and two proofs of residency.
How many proofs of residency are required?
The current district enrollment page requires two proofs of residency. Documents containing only a P.O. Box address do not satisfy the requirement.
How do I verify my child’s school zone?
Use the official Butler County School Zone Map. If the residence is near a boundary line, the district recommends calling the Board of Education so staff can verify the official map on file.
Who handles school transportation?
The Operations Department includes Transportation. Marcus Burkett is listed as Transportation Director at 334-382-2665 ext. 3902.
Where can I find Butler County school jobs?
Use the official Employment page and the Alabama Teach in Alabama system for certified and support vacancies.
Is BoardofEducations.org the official Butler County school website?
No. BoardofEducations.org is an independent information guide. The official Butler County School District website is butlerco.k12.al.us.
Use the Butler County office that matches your task
Use the Board section for governance and member information, the live calendar for meeting dates and school events, Enrollment for registration, Transportation for bus questions, Special Services for disability-related support, and Employment for district job applications.
The biggest local search risks are mixing Alabama with Butler County, Kentucky, assuming the online school-zone map is final for a boundary-line address, or treating the Central Office mailing address as automatically identical to the Board meeting location.
Independent information guide: BoardofEducations.org is not Butler County School District, the Butler County Board of Education, Butler County government or the Alabama State Department of Education. Current official district notices, policies, forms, calendars and Board postings control whenever information changes.