BCBE Board Members

Ken lives in the Rabun community with his wife Dr. Mandy Bradley, his son Trace (who is a Perdido Red Raider) and daughter Mary Rabon.  Ken is a deacon at First Baptist Bay Minette and also enjoys teaching the pre-school Sunday School class with his wife Mandy.  Ken grew up in Mobile and attended Baker High School.  He is a 1998 graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point and also has a Masters in Civil Engineering from Missouri Science and Technology.  During his military career he deployed to Bosnia, Iraq and Kuwait.  He also supported various humanitarian missions in the Caribbean and South America as an engineer officer. Ken was awarded the Bronze Star for his service in Iraq as well as a Bronze Order of the deFleury by the Army Engineer Association among numerous other commendations throughout his career.  Ken retired as a Lieutenant Colonel after 20 years of service in 2018. Ken is a licensed professional engineer and currently works as a consultant engineer providing civil and environmental services.

Mrs. Lindsey represents Baldwin County Board of Education District 2. Mrs. Lindsey was born and raised in Montgomery, Alabama and graduated from Sidney Lanier High School. After moving to Daphne in 1984, she earned Bachelors and Masters degrees in Science Education from the University of South Alabama and her Associates degree in Nursing from the University of Mobile. As a long time educator, Andrea taught science at Foley Middle one year, biology at Escambia County High School five years, and science eighteen years at Daphne Middle School. She served on the Alabama State Exit Exam Committee, Vice President of Baldwin County Education Association, Science Chair at Daphne Middle School and School Bus Driver for five years.

Mrs. Lindsey is married to Larry Lindsey and has four boys, and five grandchildren. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and helping students prepare for success in life.

Mrs. Lindsey believes that all Baldwin County families deserve the best educational experience possible and, as we grow together, that each citizen can contribute to making our great schools better.

Tony Myrick is a retired educator with more than 30 years in several different systems in Alabama. From Greenville, Alabama, Mr. Myrick graduated from Troy University in 1975. He taught his last 18 years in the Baldwin County Public School System. Presently he lives in Robertsdale and is married to the former Flo McCrory. They have three married children:  a son, Carl and Jennifer Myrick, and two daughters, Rachel and Buddy Miller and Jessica and Marc Devine. They also have two grandchildren. They are members of First Baptist Church, Robertsdale.

Mrs. Kirby was born in Kalamazoo, Michigan. After college, she and her husband, Ken, relocated to Birmingham, Alabama. They moved to Foley in Baldwin County in 2014. 

They have three children who have been involved in the Foley community throughout their time here: Audrey is a culinary school student, Madison is a graduate of Central Christian School, and Stephen currently attends Central Christian. Mrs. Kirby and her family attend Crosspoint Baptist Church in Foley, where she serves as one of the children’s teachers.  She currently holds a contracted teaching position with a public charter school in Florida.

Mrs. Kirby has been in education for over twenty years, both in the public and private sectors. That experience has provided her with a well-rounded perspective concerning educational practices. She believes all children are unique, and therefore the goal for both educators and parents is to identify the methods that unlock the learning potential for each individual child in Baldwin County schools.

Mr. Woerner is a life long resident of Elberta, attending Elberta schools himself, and ultimately graduating from Foley High School in 1995. Following high school, Jason attended Auburn University, graduating in 1999 with a B.S. in Agriculture Economics.

After graduating from Auburn, Jason returned to Elberta to pursue a career in agriculture. Jason and his wife, Kristen, have three boys, who all currently attend Elberta schools. Jason is an active member of his community serving as a deacon at The Point Church in Elberta, volunteering with the Elberta Youth Sports Association, and within the schools as opportunities arise.

Serving as the representative for District 5 is an honor and privilege. Jason looks forward to working closely with those in his district, as well as the fellow school board representatives to continue the tradition of excellence that has already been established in Baldwin County schools.

Cecil grew up in Chickasaw, Alabama, the youngest of three siblings, with very loving parents and a wonderful, close-knit community that cared about all children  Cecil graduated from Auburn with a degree in Agricultural Science in 1975 and married his high school sweetheart, Linda, the next year, just after she completed her Early Childhood Education degree from Auburn.

Cecil, Linda and two young daughters, Amanda and Abbey moved to Fairhope in 1984, with their third daughter, Alison, born just three weeks before the opening of their family owned, small business, Old Tyme Feed & Garden Supply.  All three daughters attended Fairhope schools from kindergarten through graduation. Amanda currently teaches for the Baldwin County School Board.  Two grandsons  continue the tradition of attending Fairhope Schools.

The Christenberrys are members of Fairhope United Methodist Church where Cecil has taught an adult Sunday school class since 2000.  He also serves as a Certified Lay Minister and recently received a Graduate Certificate in Biblical Studies from Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary with the wonderful help from all “his girls”.

Serving District 6, the Fairhope Feeder Pattern, is an honor and privilege. Cecil believes in very open communication and looks forward to the opportunity to earn the trust and respect of everyone in the district as well as the other board members and the administration of Baldwin County Public Schools. 

Mrs. Bradley is originally from Birmingham, Alabama, and is a 1992 graduate of Pleasant Grove High School. After high school, she attended Auburn University and earned a bachelor’s degree in 1997 in International Trade, Spanish. 

Shortly after graduating from Auburn, she began working as an export distributor. While maintaining a full-time career in export sales, April also created a children’s foreign language learning program that was offered at various locations in Baldwin County as well as in Mobile, Montgomery, Auburn, and Birmingham.

Mrs. Bradley has served in various volunteer roles within the community, including being the former President of the Spanish Fort Education Enrichment Foundation, Vice-President of the Spanish Fort Public School Commission, and various PTA roles. 

April, her husband, Kris, and their two children are members of St. James Episcopal Church in Fairhope where they serve or have served as Vestry members, Welcome Ministry, Alter Guild, Sunday school teaching, and being acolytes. 

The opportunity to serve as District 7 Representative is an honor and privilege that April does not take lightly. She understands the importance of fulfilling her duties as a board member and working with her fellow board members, our Superintendent, and our schools to continue offering the top-notch education that Baldwin County Students continue to be offered year after year.