Two pre-K classrooms serve 36 children and families in the Alberta community. Office of Student Readiness classrooms provide high-quality early childhood experiences to prepare students for future academic success.

TASPA was awarded a 21st Century Community Learning Center after-school program grant which began January 2018. Students are engaged in STEAM activities and other project-based opportunities.

Students grow and cultivate vegetables within a community garden. Hands-on learning activities promote nutrition, as well as math and science life skills. Each semester culminates with a farm stand which provides fresh vegetables to residents within the school community. Additionally, students and teachers are supported through the Adopt-A-School program by the following organizations: Bryant Bank, Tuscaloosa County Medical Society & Alliance, and College Hills Baptist Church.

TASPA is a state of the art K-8 Performing Arts facility built in 2015. It includes a 300- seat theater, dance studio, piano lab and other spaces dedicated to the performing arts. Students participate in meaningful theatre, music, dance and visual arts productions for our school and the community.