We would like to congratulate the following employees who were recognized during the November board meeting.
Recognition of Employees Who are Veterans
The Baldwin County School District took the opportunity during the November 12th board meeting to recognize employees who served in a branch of the military. Attendees were presented with a certificate and were included in a powerpoint that highlighted their years of service, the branch that they served in, and a picture of them during that time.
The Baldwin County School District would like to thank our employees for the sacrifices they made to protect the freedoms that we hold dear. Their contributions have not gone unnoticed! Click here to view the presentation.Â
Baldwin County School Districts Celebrate Accredited with Quality Status
At the November Board Meeting, the Baldwin County School District celebrated Baldwin High School, Oak Hill Middle School, Lakeview Academy, Lakeview Primary, Midway Hills Academy, Midway Hills Primary, and Baldwin County School District for meeting the standards to be Accredited with Quality by the Georgia Accrediting Commission, Inc.
To achieve "Accredited with Quality" status from the Georga Accrediting Commission (GAC), a school must fully meet all the standards outlined by the GAC across all areas of operation, including academics, administration, finances, facilities, and student support services, essentially demonstrating a high level of quality in every aspect of its educational program, exceeding the basic requirements for regular accreditation.
BCSD Recognizes Nutrition Department for Receiving the Innovation in Nutrition Education Award and the Georgia Farm to School Award
Baldwin County School District recognized the Food and Nutrition Department for Receiving the Innovation in Nutrition Education Award and the Georgia Farm to School Award. The Innovation in Nutrition Education Award recognizes the implementation of nutrition education activities that make classroom, cafeteria, community, and home connections for students, parents, and guardians. The Georgia Farm to School Award recognizes schools that incorporate locally grown foods into school meals, conduct farm-to-school promotions throughout the school environment, grow edible gardens, and adopt Farm-to-School language into policy or procedure.
Recognition of Dr. Noris Price for Receiving the Dr. Gregory E. Arnsdorff Servant Leadership Award from Cognia
Dr. Noris Price was awarded the Dr. Gregory E. Arnsdorff Servant Leadership Award through Cognia. The award is named for the late Dr. Arnsdorff, who served as senior director of client services for Cognia until his passing. The award honors longtime outstanding service by an educational leader on behalf of Georgia’s students and families.Â
In appreciation and distinguished recognition for the devotion and commitment to quality, and unparalleled servant leadership in advancing excellence in education within the state of Georgia and beyond. Dr. Price stated, "This award reinforces my dedication to public education and positively impacting the lives of children. It exemplifies the collective efforts of our school community."
Recognition of Dr. Damita Jones Selected as Executive Co-Chair of Work-Based Learning
Dr. Damita Jones was selected as the Executive Co-Chair of Work-Based Learning for the East Region of Georgia. She was also named one of the TOP GUN Work-Based Learning Coordinators in our region. This prestigious recognition is awarded to coordinators who demonstrate an outstanding commitment to connecting students with real-world learning experiences, fostering partnerships with local businesses, and driving the success of Work-Based Learning programs.
Recognition of National School Psychology Week
National School Psychology Week is dedicated to highlight the critical work school psychologists do to help students thrive. This is a time to show appreciation for school psychologists who support students' learning and mental and behavioral health, promote positive and inclusive school climates, serve on school safety and crisis teams, and collaborate with families, teachers, and administrators to improve student outcomes.
Thank you to Brian Bowman, Dr. Karen Danuser, and Stephanie Irby for filling this vital role for our students.
Recognition of Family Engagement Month
Each year schools and communities throughout Georgia strengthen and celebrate family engagement throughout the month of November. November has been dedicated as Family Engagement Month. Family Engagement Month is a time set aside to recognize the critical role that families play in the academic success of the children in their lives. It is also a time to reflect on the importance of community, family, and stakeholder engagement. These partnerships are invaluable and essential pieces of the puzzle for child development.
Thank you to:
Shonya A. Mapp, Family Engagement Coordinator
Carrie Brown, Community Partnership & Family Service Manager
Donna James, Parent Liaison/ Social Worker
Cynthia Mosley, Health Manager
Alice Lewis, ELC Family Advocate
Stephanie Wright, ELC Family Advocate
Recognition of Pursuit of Excellence Recipients
The following employees were recognized as the November 2024 Pursuit of Excellence Recipients: Top Left: Valencia Barksdale, Top Right: Wendy Primas, Bottom Left: Jennifer Williamson, Bottom Right: Clifton Leonard
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