Baldwin County Public Schools offers AfterSchool Care at 26 elementary schools in the district. AfterSchool Care Programs serve students beginning in Pre-K. All students must attend the AfterSchool Care Program on the campus of their day school. Busing students is not an option. 

Q. Is bus service available in my neighborhood? What do I need to do to allow my child to ride the bus?

A. The Transportation Department for Baldwin County Schools oversees the daily operation of more than 400 bus routes. About half of our students ride the bus. Baldwin buses travel more than 21,000 miles each day. Please contact your school prior to the beginning of the school year if you have additional questions. Routes are subject to change depending on availability. 

Please click here to be directed to the student and staff calendars as well as the reporting periods calendar with graduation, grading periods, testing, and other details. 

Q. What if I choose to take my child to school myself?

A. Please contact your local school prior to the beginning of school to determine where you may safely drop off and pick up your child. Each school has very specific traffic flow patterns for the safety of all of our students. You will also learn what time students may enter the building and when they will be deemed tardy to school. Contact your school office for more details. 

What are the procedures for checking a student in late to school, or checking a student out early? Parents or guardians must check their child out through the front office of the school. No child will be allowed to leave campus without the express consent of their parent or guardian. Early checkouts are discouraged; however, in the case of a medical necessity, it is requested that a doctor's note is submitted to the office the next day. Please check with your school to learn more about their policies. 

New and returning students can enroll using this page: www.bcbe.org/registration. The registrar at each school is responsible for answering specific questions regarding student enrollment; please call the school to make an appointment with the appropriate person before arriving. 

A list of all schools can be found under the "About Us" section of the BCBE website and by clicking "Our Schools" on the top right of each page on the BCBE website. 

Click on the School Zone Locator, read the disclaimer, press "enter" and then type in your address to see the schools that serve your address. The web-based school locator page is provided as a fast-reference service. It is very important that you contact the schools it lists to ensure that the information is indeed correct.

• Birth certificate (For age verification)
• Two proofs of residence- one of these must be a recent utility bill with your Baldwin County address
• Withdrawal papers from last school attended, including transcript
• Immunization form
• All students are required by Alabama State Law to have an original certificate of immunization (IMM-50); copies are unacceptable. These certificates may be obtained from your local physician or Baldwin County Health Department in Robertsdale at 251.947.1910.
• You will be required to complete an enrollment form for each student. These will be made available by the registrar or counselor when you visit the school.   

To enroll a student in the Baldwin County School System you must have legal custody of the student. Delegations of parental authority or powers of attorney will not be accepted. The enrolling guardian/custodian shall reside in the attendance zone in which enrollment is sought. The student being enrolled must actually reside with his/her guardian/custodian.

In addition to the matters noted in the preceding paragraph, it shall be the sole duty and responsibility of the enrolling guardian/custodian to provide all documentation otherwise required by the Baldwin County Board of Education as a prerequisite to enrollment.

Please see the School Guardianship Guidelines for complete details.