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Four Baldwin County High School students score 30 and above on the ACT. Recent ACT score results of four Baldwin County High School students have upped their chances of receiving college scholarships after high school graduation. The high scorers (from left to right) are seniors Cutter Crane and Mary Stewart Lewis. Both made composite ACT scores of 30. Two juniors scoring above 30 on the ACT are Ariel White with a score of 31 and Tyler Siggers with a score of 33. Congratulations to these dedicated students for working hard to increase their ACT scores! We are proud of you! #TigerProud #BaldwinProud

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If you are in neeed of Baldwin County Goverment Agency information please see this link:

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All accepted and wait-list letters have been mailed to Pre-K parents for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year. The timeframe to bring required documents will be two weeks after classes resume. If your child was accepted, the online portion of the registration process can be completed at www.bcbe.org-Directory-‘R’ (Registration). Please make sure to select: New To The School System and 2020-21 School Year

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If you need assistance with your Chromebook while schools are out please use this link for more information and technical assistance.

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Please use this link for updates from the Superintendent, Medical & Health News, Nutritional Updates, General Information and Educational Resources. Updates will be provided at this link for COVID-19 as they are announced.

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PARENTS: Baldwin County Public Schools will be serving sack breakfasts and lunches Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in all schools. All school sites will serve a breakfast and a lunch meal between the hours of 11-1 Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Currently, meals will only be served this week in schools. Check back at this site for updated information and on BCBE social media sites, as well.

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As a result of the Baldwin County Public Schools emergency school closing, parents are required to pick up student medications kept in the school’s health room. Per the Health Services Emergency and Evacuation Guidelines, the student’s parent or guardian will be required to sign the Medication Administration Record verifying receipt of your child’s medications.

Medications may be picked up starting on Monday, March 16 through Wednesday, March 18 at no later than 3:00 p.m.

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Summer School information is now available for parents and students. Please see this link for more details.

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Handwashing is important: Influenza and other common viruses have been highly prevalent in recent weeks. Learn more at Health News:Health News

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