Alexander City Campus
The Alexander City Campus is located at the intersection of highways 280 and 63. The campus is approximately 71 miles southeast of Birmingham, 54 miles northeast of Montgomery, 110 miles southwest of Atlanta, and 60 miles west of Columbus, Georgia. Campus classrooms overlook a three-acre pond situated on the 90-acre campus.
The George C. Wallace Administration Building houses the offices of Student Services, Financial Aid, Enrollment Services, the College Testing Center, ADA, Student Support Services STEM, and classrooms.
The Business and Science Building houses programs in business, science, and mathematics. Laboratories for biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics are provided along with classrooms. A nursing simulation laboratory was added in 2018.
The Learning Resources Center houses the Alabama Collection, which includes a collection of works and artifacts from Alabama. The Learning Resource Center houses four private study rooms and a meeting room that will accommodate ten students for small group sessions. It has twenty-four computer terminals available for student usage and one large meeting room.
The W. Byron Causey Health, Education, and Arts Complex is a multipurpose health education and fine arts building containing the bookstore, staff offices, an indoor athletic training and practice facility to support the men’s baseball and women’s softball teams, and a performing arts auditorium. The complex has 44,000 square feet of space.
The Betty Carol Graham Technology Center is dedicated to increasing the competitiveness of companies, improving the effectiveness of the workforce throughout the State, and enhancing Alabama’s economic development efforts through a flexible and responsive combination of education, technical assistance, and technology transfer. The Center contains a multipurpose auditorium with the capability of seating 750 people for student and community engagement. Additionally, it contains an industrial maintenance lab, multimedia classrooms, a language lab, computer labs, administrative and faculty offices, the College Business Office, the Office of Workforce and Economic Development and the President’s Office. The Betty Carol Graham Technology Center is home to a branch office of the Alabama Technology Network and the Lake Martin Economic Development Alliance.
The Athletic Department outdoor facilities include the Cal Alison Tennis Complex, which has nine lighted courts and a tennis pavilion. A lighted walking track surrounds a multipurpose athletic field. The softball field, located on the north side of the campus, is designed for intercollegiate competition. The intercollegiate baseball field is located on the front side of the campus adjacent to Highway 63. The golf indoor training facility is located on the north side of campus, and the women’s softball locker room is located adjacent to the golf indoor training facility.
The Maintenance Building houses maintenance equipment and supplies. This building contains a two-bay garage, carpentry shop, and a storage area for supplies and equipment.
The Alexander City Campus offers Career Technical Education classes in Welding, Industrial Electronics, Machining, Registered Nursing, Automotive Manufacturing Technology, Robotics, Computer Science, and Office Administration.
Childersburg Campus
The Childersburg Campus is located on Highway 280 in Childersburg, Alabama. The campus is approximately 38 miles southeast of Birmingham, 100 miles north of Montgomery, and 38 miles southwest of Anniston. It sits on forty-five acres of land. The campus was originally built in 1966, and there have been four major additions.
The Administration Building (Building A) houses the Learning Resource Center, the Student Success Center, Student Services, Financial Aid, Human Resources, classrooms and computer labs. The Cosmetology program is offered in the Administration Building.
Building B houses the Industrial Electronics program and provides classrooms, laboratories, and faculty offices for the program.
Building D houses the Welding program and provides classrooms, welding workstations and equipment, and faculty offices for the program.
Building E is home to mathematics and the biology department. Classrooms, faculty offices, a mathematics computer lab, and a biology lab are located in the facility.
Building F houses the Machine Shop program and provides classrooms, faculty offices, computer stations, a machining lab that includes lathes, milling machines, grinders, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines, and HAAS equipment.
The Margie Sanford Center (Building G) contains a conference room along with a kitchen and an auditorium with seating capacity of 350 which accommodates student and community engagements.
Building H houses classrooms, a computer lab, and faculty offices.
The Bill Nichols Building (Building I) houses Adult Learning, and the federal Trio Programs -- Educational Talent Search, Student Support Services STEM, and Upward Bound.
The Jim Preuitt Nursing and Allied Health Building (Building J) houses the health science programs. The building provides classrooms, a lecture hall, a conference room, a distance learning classroom, a computer lab, a skills laboratory, and faculty and administrative offices.
Building K houses the Maintenance Department. A walking trail surrounds the back of the Childersburg campus and is open for public use.
Prattville Campus
The Prattville Campus of Central Alabama Community College is a 50,000 square foot instructional facility located in Prattville, Alabama. The campus is situated approximately 15 miles northwest of Montgomery, 95 miles west of Columbus, Georgia, and 155 miles southwest of Atlanta, Georgia. The campus includes instructional classrooms, laboratory spaces, faculty and staff offices, and ample meeting areas to support both student learning and community engagement activities.
Talladega Center
The Talladega Center encompasses approximately 28,500 square feet of modern instructional and administrative space. The center is located approxiamtely 20 miles southeast of the Childersburg Campus, 20 miles south of Anniston, and 50 miles east of Birmingham. The facility includes instructional classrooms, faculty and administrative offices, and a large conference room. Academic and technical instruction is supported through fully equipped computer laboratories, a combined chemistry/biology lab, and an Industrial Electronics/Automotive Technology lab. The Center also houses an Adult Learning program operated by the College.
ACT® Test Center
The Alexander City campus is an approved test center for the ACT®. To register to take the test or check testing dates, etc., please visit the website: www.actstudent.org. Tests are administered in September, October, December, February, April, June, and July. Students must register with ACT® prior to the test date registration deadline.
GED® Test Center
Central Alabama Community College has been designated by the Alabama State Department of Education as a test center for the GED®. The purpose of the GED® is to provide an opportunity for persons who have not graduated from high school to earn a High School Equivalency Certificate issued by the Alabama State Department of Education. This credential is recognized as a key to employment opportunities, advancement possibilities, financial rewards, furthering education, and higher self-esteem. Most colleges, employers, training agencies, and state and federal civil services accept the certificate in lieu of a high school diploma.