Five Baldwin Educators Awarded Robins Financial Credit Union Grants

The Baldwin County School District is proud to celebrate five of our outstanding educators who have been selected as recipients of this year’s Robins Financial Credit Union GRANTED award. With a combined total of more than $6,400 in funding awarded, these grants will go directly toward classroom supplies, innovative learning tools, and resources that will benefit students across multiple grade levels.

This year’s Baldwin County GRANTED winners are:

Robins Financial's Hillary Bobbitt delivers Amazon wishlist items to LVA's Erin Smith and LPS's Jaclyn Miller

• Kristin Grebel, Baldwin High School – $630

• Alicia Johnson, Baldwin High School – $2,500

• Erin Smith, Lakeview Academy – $1,308

• Jaclyn Miller, Lakeview Primary – $1,000

• Laura Franklin, Midway Hills Academy – $1,000

Each of these teachers submitted proposals through Robins Financial’s competitive GRANTED Program, which supports Georgia educators by funding creative projects and essential materials that directly impact student success. Thanks to their dedication and vision, students across Baldwin County will benefit from enriched classroom experiences this school year.

We extend our deepest thanks to Robins Financial Credit Union for their continued support of public education and their investment in our teachers. Presentations of the grant awards have been taking place throughout the summer, and we were honored to celebrate our final recipient, Laura Franklin of Midway Hills Academy, this week.

Stay tuned for Robins Financial’s official statewide announcement in mid-August—and in the meantime, please join us in congratulating these exceptional Baldwin County educators!

Robins Financial's Hillary Bobbitt and Kamal McKenzie deliver educational equipment to BHS grant winners Alicia Johnson and Kristin Grebel, along with Principal Markeeta Clayton