Congratulations to the following students for earning their ServSafe Food Handler Certification: 

Omarion Webb, Summer Scott, Zariya Stanton, Eric Reyes, Shakyne Dubose, Erica Flemming , Charsilyn Warren , Selena Vallejo , Kemon Russell , Charlie Warren, Javaris Watts, Shydiamond Hall, Vatyra James, Kelsey Davis , Ella Hester, Arkeevius Nash, Aciona Choats, Omarion Webb, NaKiera Mosley, Sha Ron, Baker, Scott Wood, Javian Butts, Ahmad Coleman, Brooklyn Spooner, and Amiryun Waller

Help us congratulate Charles Adams and Gabriela Asbury, with the help of

Dale Rice, for securing 2nd place at the 5 th Annual Oconee RESA STEM Fair.

Their project, an automated windsock, will be used inside the classroom on the

Aviation Pathway to help classmates understand wind direction and its relation to

the takeoff and landing of airplanes.

The students wrote a code with C++, and after so many trials and errors, have

landed on an optimal prototype, using an Arduino R4 Board. Pretty much, the code

allows the board to read wind direction from the internet and move a rotor engine,

giving precise and automated information inside the classroom. Knowing where

the wind is coming from is crucial information for every future pilot, as airplanes

land and take off against the wind, and nothing better than sharpening that skill

inside the classroom.

Baldwin High School has been named one of only 26 high schools in Georgia to receive the 2025 Greatest Gains award. BHS was recently named a 2025 Silver Award recipient by the Governor's Office of Student Achievement for Greatest Gains through the single statewide accountability system. Eligible schools are selected based on CCRPPI single and progress scores for all grade levels and cluster areas.

Congratulations to the Baldwin County School District for being selected as one of the

NAMM Best Communities for Music Education. This is the 12th consecutive year our school district has earned this honor.  

Help us congratulate the Class of 2026 Honor Graduates!