Over the past two years, schools all over the country have been challenged due to the global pandemic. Ranging from new variants of the COVID-19 virus, the need to provide students remote instruction while still ensuring a quality level of education is instilled in our...
The Baldwin County Education Coalition (BCEC) is excited to announce the launch of Palm Project — the newest initiative to help Baldwin County students succeed inside and outside of the classroom. Palm Project is an in-school and online resource to provide tangible needs for Baldwin County...
Baldwin County Public Schools have outperformed the Alabama state average in all ACT subtest areas over the last five years and have made gains on the national average. Tom Hartner, Secondary Curriculum Coordinator for BCPS, attributes the school district’s success to teachers and administration being...
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Baldwin County Public Schools rank among the highest in the state for employee salaries thanks to initiatives led by the board of education and its chief school financial officer, John Wilson. Working for the Baldwin County Public School system is more than just a job for...
STEAM is a comprehensive approach to classroom learning that uses Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics as the access points for student-guided learning, dialogue and critical thinking. In Baldwin County, Fairhope East Elementary and Florence B. Mathis Elementary have become STEAM certified schools, working...
September is Suicide Prevention Month. This month, and every month, it is important to us at the Coalition that we provide the resources our students need to access the guidance they deserve when it comes to their mental health. One of these resources is the...
More than 1,000 Baldwin County educators came together at the 2021 Gulf Regional Innovative Teaching Conference (GRITC) – a professional development conference for teachers by teachers. The three-day event was held July 19 – 21 and hosted at Fairhope Middle School. The conference kicked off...
The Baldwin County Education Coalition is proud to support the eMINTS Comprehensive Program. eMINTS is a training program for educators that offers program participants approximately 200 hours of high-quality, research-based professional development training for 2 years. The goal of the eMINTS program is to help...
The Baldwin County Education Coalition’s community partner Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Alabama’s mission is to create and support one-on-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth, and they are sticking to these words. BBBSSA has worked tirelessly over the past...