ONLINE TICKETS

Click link to purchase tickets.  You will be required to sign up for an account.

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Baldwin County Public Schools will play competitive sports under guidelines set forth by the Alabama High School Athletic Association - AHSAA and Governor Ivey's current health order. The following changes are among the procedures being implemented to protect school employees, students, fans, and others for both indoor and outdoor events:

• Spectator capacity in sport venues will be reduced significantly and managed through digital ticket sales.
• Social distancing will be strongly encouraged and expected.  We will be requiring mask at all events, indoor and outdoor, in compliance with CDC guidelines where 6/15 distancing cannot be maintained.  We reserve the right to remove any person refusing to comply with these directives. 

Please click on the following link to MySchoolBucks to pay for school accounts

https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/getmain?requestAction=home

Regular Day: 7:40a.m. - 2:40p.m.

Tardy Bell:  7:45a.m.
Pre-K:  7:45a.m. – 2:15p.m.
Breakfast:  7:00a.m. – 7:45a.m.

ASCC:  3:00p.m. – 5:30p.m.

To register for school please go to www.bcbe.org/registration. 

There are a few ways to join or get involved with PTO.

1. Call the school office, 251-937-0453

2. E-mail Angie Hurst at ahurst@bcbe.org to join PTO. 

3. Let your child's teacher know with a note or message on Remind.

All transportation changes must be handwritten and turned in to the teacher so that the office may document these changes.  Please do not call the school. Telephone calls may be made in ONLY extreme circumstances and approved by the administration only.

Protecting our students, teachers, and employees is our priority. The Baldwin County Public School System has partnered with the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office, the Baldwin County Commission and our municipal law enforcement agencies so that ALL our school campuses have a dedicated School Resource Officer each school day.

As part of our school system’s multi-million-dollar commitment to safety, “buzz in” – video identification check is available on each campus. Everyone must follow stated safety procedures.

Of note, just because you hear “lockdown” does not necessarily mean there is an emergency on campus. We are sometimes alerted by law enforcement of a concern in the community that prompts us to implement our safety plan.

Of supreme importance: if you see or hear something, say something– not on social media – but report immediately to law enforcement, a teacher or school administrator all concerns. School administrators and law enforcement will sort out the validity. Together, we form a partnership that keeps our schools safe. Thank you for being a partner!

To learn more details about the One Voice Program please click here.