Photos courtesy of Tiffany Smith Article courtesy of MaxPreps Winning is always nice, but doing so behind a season-high score is even better (just ask Baldwin ). They claimed a resounding 60-30 win over the West Laurens Raiders . The Braves not only won on Tuesday, but they posted their biggest win since February 13th (when they won 59-23). Baldwin's first victory this season bumped their record up to 1-3. As for West Laurens, they are on a five-game losing streak (dating bac

When the holidays roll around, Baldwin County shows up. From food drives to toy collections, our schools and community partners work side by side to make sure every family feels supported during the season of giving. This year, Communities In Schools of Milledgeville-Baldwin County is adding a brand-new twist to traditional food donations. And it all starts with a recipe card. From Canned Goods to Kitchen-Ready Meals Courtney Bentley, Director for Communities In Schools of..

The James A. Lunsford Gymnasium was filled with pride, precision, and patriotism on November 20 as Baldwin High School’s Navy Junior ROTC cadets took the floor for their annual Area Manager’s Inspection and Pass-In-Review Ceremony. Family members, district leaders, and distinguished guests gathered to witness one of the most anticipated events of the NJROTC year, a showcase of discipline, leadership, and the unwavering teamwork that defines the program. The ceremony opened wi

Article courtesy of MaxPreps . Baldwin had won two straight games and Karez Demory did his part to make it three on Saturday. The Braves simply couldn't be stopped as they easily beat the Beach Bulldogs 73-46 thanks in part to Demory, who shot 67% from the field to rack up 20 points along with five boards and five steals. His big performance that afternoon made it five games in a row in which he has scored at least 16 points. Game Photos Courtesy of Tiffany Smith When it

Post Written by Superintendent Dr. Kristina Brooks I am thrilled to share the recent CCRPI results for Baldwin County Schools, which provide compelling evidence that our teachers are indeed doing the right work! The data confirms significant growth in student progress and readiness across all grade levels. These scores reflect the dedication and tireless effort of every teacher, administrator, and staff member. Congratulations to each teacher, support staff, and administrator

The Baldwin High School athletic community is proud to celebrate a milestone moment for one of our own. On Wednesday, November 12, senior Karez Demory signed his National Letter of Intent (NLI) to continue his basketball career at Southern University . A historic accomplishment for both Karez and the Braves. Superintendent Dr. Kristina Brooks shared words of encouragement for Karez Demory and his family. The signing took place in the James A. Lunsford Gymnasium, where teammat

Baldwin County Schools are on the rise! Showing real progress, real growth, and a renewed commitment to helping every student succeed. The latest College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) results confirm what families and teachers across the district already know: Baldwin County students are learning, growing, and preparing for bright futures. Across elementary, middle, and high school levels, Baldwin County School District (BCSD) outperformed state averages in key

The Pursuit of Excellence award is presented to employees who go above and beyond the call of duty. Nominations can be made by BCSD employees, students, parents and community members. The nomination form can be found on our website under the Human Resources Department tab . Congratulations to James St. John, our November 2025 Pursuit of Excellence Award recipient. James St. John Bus Driver for the Baldwin County School District Mr. James St. John is working in his seventh y

The Oak Hill Middle School cafeteria was filled with excitement and pride on Monday, November 3rd, as Baldwin County Schools hosted the 2025–2026 REACH Georgia Signing Day Ceremony. This annual event celebrates the newest cohort of REACH Scholars, students who have demonstrated strong academic promise, leadership, and character and recognizes the community partners who make their success possible. The Honorable Floyd Griffin presented each student with a copy of his book. REA

If you’ve ever walked into Jessica Moose’s classroom, you’ve probably heard laughter, seen creativity in motion, and felt her belief in every student like sunlight through the windows. “Sometimes people say I’m over the top,” Moose laughs, “but I just love what I do. I feed off the kids’ energy.” That energy has made her one of Midway Hills Academy’s most beloved teachers and now, she's Midway Hills Academy's Teacher of the Year. From Business to the Classroom Moose’s journey

When the lights rise on Baldwin High School’s production of Medea , audiences won’t be stepping into ancient Greece! They’ll be transported to a 1950s living room humming with heartbreak, defiance, and just a touch of rock-and-roll. This bold reinterpretation of Euripides’ classic tragedy has already earned Baldwin High’s theater program the Region 4-AAA One-Act Championship for the second year in a row. Directed by theater teacher Amy Zipperer and co-directed by English teac

When it comes to school spirit, Lakeview Primary knows how to light things up. Literally. Last week, students, teachers, and families joined together for the school’s first-ever Boosterthon Glow Run, a high-energy fundraiser that blended fitness, character lessons, and a whole lot of laughter. By the end of the week, Lakeview had raised over $8,000! All for classroom resources, math manipulatives, new books, and PBIS incentives. “The students absolutely loved it!” said Lakevi

The Baldwin County School District is spreading extra holiday cheer this season thanks to a generous $2,000 grant from the Tri-County EMC Foundation Board of Directors! This funding will help expand BCSD’s Annual Holiday Nutrition Program an initiative that supports local families during the Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks when school meals aren’t available. While the holidays are a time of joy and celebration for many, they can also bring uncertainty for families who rely

Special Blog Post Written by BCSD Safety Director Corey Goble Fire safety starts with awareness whether you’re at school, at home, or anywhere in between. Each October, we observe Georgia Fire Safety Month to remind everyone that being prepared saves lives. This month, our Baldwin County Schools practiced those lessons firsthand with help from the Baldwin County Fire Department, including Assistant Fire Marshal Captain Shepherd Davis and Fire Safety Educator Dylan Amerson. To

At Midway Hills Primary, Brandi Lawrence is known for her calm presence, big heart, and of course, snacks! “That’s how you know it’s a good day," she laughs, "when everyone’s safe, everyone’s learning, and everyone’s got a full belly!" Lawrence teaches special education, serving kindergarten through second grade students. “We follow each student’s IEP (Individualized Education Plan) to help them succeed,” she explains. “It’s about seeing the potential in every child and giv

As the temperatures drop, kindness is heating up in Baldwin County! The Knights of Columbus Council 9458 from Sacred Heart Catholic Church graciously donated 48 brand-new jackets to the Baldwin County School District’s Bundle Up Baldwin Jacket Drive, helping ensure that local students stay warm this winter. Grand Knight Gil Davila, accompanied by fellow Knights Tim Kimerling, Chris Lowery, Jay Sanders, and Jerry Huellemeier, personally delivered the coats to the Board of Educ

When you think of Algebra I, most people imagine squiggly letters, the dreaded “x,” and maybe a few panicked memories of pop quizzes. But for Baldwin High’s Alicia Johnson, math isn’t scary, it’s an adventure. “It’s the beginning of the abstract,” she says. “That’s why I want to be here. Algebra I is ninth grade. It’s their first real math class, and it sets the foundation for everything else. That’s where I need to make the most impact.” Finding Her Calling Johnson didn’t al

Baldwin County School District celebrates statewide recognition for student progress and achievement The Baldwin County School District is thrilled to announce that Lakeview Academy School has been named a 2025 Title I Reward School by the Georgia Department of Education! This prestigious recognition places Lakeview Academy among the top 5% of Title I schools in the state for making the most progress in improving performance in English Language Arts and Mathematics. The honor

In Baldwin County, Friday nights under the lights are more than just football games. They’re community traditions. The cheers, the rivalries, the marching band, these moments bring our families and fans together year after year. To make sure those memories stay positive, Baldwin County Schools has launched a new video series called “School Safety Sessions.” This month’s feature, “Game Day Safety,”  spotlights Athletic Director Dexter Ricks, who joins our communications team t

The Pursuit of Excellence award is presented to employees who go above and beyond the call of duty. Nominations can be made by BCSD employees, students, parents and community members. The nomination form can be found on our website under the Human Resources Department tab . Congratulations to the following employees who are the October 2025 Pursuit of Excellence Award recipients. Lauren Birston School Counselor at Midway Hills Academy Ms. Birston is working in her second yea