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When Birmingham’s WBIQ came on the air in April 1955, Alabama was the first U.S. state to include an educational television network.
Alabama Educational Television Network[]
1955–1967[]
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Alabama Public Television Network[]
1967–1981[]
Logo seen outside Dozier transmitter
Alabama Public Television[]
1981–1985[]
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1985–2005[]
Sign-off (1989)
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Alternate logo with PBS P-head circle, from 1998.
Alternate logo used for children's programming and as a screen bug.
APT logo seen on the side of APT's Montgomery studios.
APT station ID featuring former mascot, Kazoo (1997)
APT station ID (1997)
APT station ID (2001)
APT Kids station ID (2001)
APT Kids station ID (2001)
Schedule Bumper
2005–2020 (primary), 2020-present (secondary)[]
Variant with the 2019 PBS logo (2019-2020) 
Print variant
APT HD logo
APT Create logo (2006–2015)
APT IQ logo (2007–2012)
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Station ID used from 2005-2015.
Station ID used from 2015–2020.
Station ID used for children's programming (2013-2020)
2020–present[]
On January 16, 2020, APT revealed a new logo (via social media) for the first time in 15 years. As of February 2025, the 2005 logo is still being used as a screenbug on APT's secondary channels.
White variant
Stacked variant
Stacked variant in blue circle
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Station ID currently in use since 2020.
70th anniversary (2025)
