Drake State helps neighbors through Clean Home Alabama campaign
November 07, 2019
With help from community partners, students, faculty and staff worked to clean the Edgemont subdivision and MLK Elementary School.
As part of the Alabama Community College System, Drake State and all other community colleges in the state of Alabama are launching a statewide initiative to improve services to our students, which is called OneACCS.
One of the key initiatives of this project is that your current Drake State ID (D Number) will change. Beginning on July 8, all students and employees will use the new ID that will be referred to as an “A-number”. Your A-number will be provided to you via your Drake State email address.
Please keep in mind that this change will not take effect until July 8, 2019. Until then, please continue to use your D number. There will be no change to your Drake State e-mail address nor to your current portal password.
If you have any questions, please contact one of the following departments:
Thank you for choosing Drake State Community and Technical College!
With help from community partners, students, faculty and staff worked to clean the Edgemont subdivision and MLK Elementary School.
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