Baldwin Brags

Download the BCBE Assessment Data Presentation 2024-2025 Results at this link. 

Baldwin County Public Schools was named the 2025 District of the Year by Discovery Education!

This national honor recognizes our district’s commitment to digital learning, innovation, and preparing students for real-world success. From cutting-edge technology to career readiness programs, we’re proud to serve over 31,000 students with excellence.

A big part of this recognition goes to our groundbreaking Baldwin Preparatory Academy, where students earn dual-enrollment credits, industry credentials, and apprenticeships—all at no extra cost.

We’re proud to lead the way in Alabama and beyond. Way to go, Baldwin County!

#BaldwinBrag #BaldwinProud #CommunityStrong

This year, 32 Baldwin County employees are enrolled or preparing to enroll at @reachuniversity as they work toward earning their teaching degrees. We are so proud of their commitment to growth, learning, and serving students in new ways. Your dedication to education inspires us all. Keep going—you make us #BaldwinProud!

We are excited to welcome 398 new employees to Baldwin County Public Schools this year! From teachers to support staff, every new face brings fresh energy, talent, and dedication to our schools. We are so glad you’re here, and we can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make. Welcome to the Baldwin County family—you make us #BaldwinProud!

Elberta Middle School and Central Baldwin Middle School. Central Baldwin was recently recognized as a Model Professional Learning Community at Work. This honor is awarded to schools and districts that demonstrate strong commitment to collaboration, student learning and result-driven improvement. Elberta Middle was named by the same group and given Model School Status. There are only 9 schools in the state that have earned this recognition, and only three middle schools. 

We had four students earn a perfect “36” on their ACT! Congrats to Baldwin County Virtual School and Spanish Fort High for those honors!

We had three new schools added to the list of our already existing schools, named as 2025 Purple Star Schools. Florence B. Mathis, Spanish Fort High, and Stonebridge Elementary were all recently honored by the state. Purple Star Status is given to those schools that demonstrate a strong commitment to supporting military-connected students and their families.

Robertsdale High School’s NJROTC team competed in the NJROTC National Championship in Anniston and the team finished ranked 4^th in the country!

Baldwin County High Schools’ robotics team placed 5th in the state at the Alabama Robotics Competition in Tuscaloosa. The team is new and growing at BCHS!

Fairhope men’s and Daphne women’s basketball teams both made it to the Final Four of the state championship. Academics are our focus, but strong athletic and extracurricular teams help keep our kids energized and excited about being part of their school!

The Class of 2025 graduated with more than $72 million in college scholarship offers. Our students are reaching for the stars both inside and outside the classroom. Here’s to celebrating their hard work and bright futures!