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Words Took Center Stage at the Baldwin County Spelling Bee


On the morning of January 29, the Oak Hill Middle School Theater buzzed with anticipation as students from across Baldwin County gathered for the District Spelling Bee. Congratulations to winner, Georgia College Early College's Derrick Hitchcock for taking home the trophy!


From the opening practice round to the final spelling showdown, the competition was a celebration of preparation, courage, and a deep love of language. Students from Lakeview Academy, Midway Hills Academy, Oak Hill Middle School, Georgia College Early College, and Early College showcased not only their spelling skills, but also their poise under pressure.



A special thank-you goes out to our caller, Curriculum Director Erica Ingram, and judges, Amy Brantley, Amie Caruso, Christy Goforth, and Shonya Mapp, whose steady guidance and encouragement helped make the event such a success.


One of the most heartwarming moments of the day came during Speller Recognition and Awards, where each participant was celebrated for their hard work and academic achievement. The Baldwin County Spelling Bee is about much more than winning. It’s about honoring curiosity, discipline, and the confidence that comes from standing up and trying something challenging. Congratulations to all of the students who participated in this year's competition:


Lakeview Academy - Zada Mitchell

Chase Alexander


Midway Hills Academy - Riyan Balkom

Mia Davis


Oak Hill Middle School - Bryson Dennis

Chayse Benjamin

Jaleah Coverson


Georgia College

Early College - Alyssa Bogle

Addyson McDade

Derrick Hitchcock


This was a proud day for our students, our schools, and our community.

Congratulations to all of our spellers for an outstanding competition. Baldwin County is proud of you and we can’t wait to see where your words take you next.



 
 
 

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