Student Spotlights – June 2025

May has been packed with fun, and Field Day was no exception! Our students (and teachers!) enjoyed the sunshine, games, and good-natured competition. The picture-perfect weather set the stage for a beautiful, joy-filled day. Thank you to Coach Benton and our parent volunteers who helped make the event successful!

Congratulations to our newly inducted National Junior Honor Society members! These students exemplify the pillars of scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. Christ the King Catholic School is so proud of their dedication and accomplishments!

Bayshore Christian School’s Spring Formal was a beautiful evening of dancing, tradition, and fellowship for the junior and senior classes. Dressed in elegant gowns and sharp suits, students filled their dance cards and gracefully waltzed, foxtrotted, and twirled the night away. More than just a formal event, the evening stood as a testament to the values Bayshore holds dear—community, character, and the joy of shared experiences rooted in purpose and tradition. It was a night that will live on in the hearts of these young men and women long after the final song played.

CTK was bursting with excitement as white smoke rose from the Sistine Chapel, signaling the election of our new pope! This is a truly monumental moment in Church history, and we rejoice as the first American pope has been chosen: Pope Leo XIV.

Bayshore Christian School is proud to announce the Class of 2025 Valedictorian, Ben Whiteside, and Salutatorian, Julianna Byrd.
These two remarkable students have demonstrated academic excellence, steadfast commitment, and a heart for serving others throughout their time at Bayshore. Their achievements are a testament to their hard work, perseverance, and the grace of God guiding their journey.
“Let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” —Matthew 5:16

Stapleton School is proud of the students who represented our school at the North Baldwin STEAM Challenge Day held at Pine Grove Elementary School. These terrific students enjoyed a great learning adventure competing in a variety of engineering and robotics challenges.

Summerdale School congratulates our students who received a day pass to Tropic Falls at Owa. All students demonstrating growth on the spring STAR assessment were entered into the drawing. Keep growing! We thank Owa for their support of our students!

Students in Kindergarten, 4th, and 6th grade at Pine Grove Elementary School put the “A” in STEAM by participating in the Alabama Species Initiative. After researching their specific species, students were challenged to design and create an awareness poster. Each class submitted three posters that were sent to be judged by scientists and partners of the Dauphin Island Sea Lab along with other entries from across the district.
Shout to Eden Moon for winning 1st place and Jade Sawyer for winning 2nd place in the Kindergarten Sea Turtle category.
Thank you to the following teachers for their class’s participation in this event: Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Sprouse, Mrs. Murrell, Ms. K. Jones, and Mrs. McNorton. We are so proud of all the students from these classes who participated

In April, Bayshore’s kindergarten students brought the world to life during their joyful International Day celebration. Each child was assigned a country to explore, learning about its culture, cuisine, and the beauty of God’s love around the globe. The day ended with heartfelt recitations and songs—a nod to the classical tradition of memorization—followed by a festive feast with loved ones.

The Bayshore Christian School Logic students had a wonderful time at the annual Logic Cotillion! It was a beautiful evening filled with laughter, dancing, and sweet moments of fellowship. Thank you to everyone who helped make this special night one to remember!

Congratulations to these Swift Consolidated Elementary School finalists in the DISL contest. Our Swift 5th and 6th grade students will represent our school at the Dauphin Island Sea Lab to win a chance to tour the facility! They learned ways to protect Alabama species. We are so proud!

Congratulations to all of the new members of the Fairhope East National Elementary Honor Society. Your hard work and dedication have led you to this accomplishment, and we know you will continue to do great things!
Thank you to our wonderful keynote speaker, Karlee Lambert, and the sixth-grade members who led the ceremony. We are so proud of our pirates!

What a day at the Baldwin County Public Schools Chess Tournament for Elsanor Elementary School! Our students did a fantastic job competing in the Novice Category–so fantastic that they placed 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th of the Top 5! Third grader Lily Brown came in 1st place followed by fourth grader Charlie Hines in 2nd place! Fourth grader Lucas Hill took 4th place and third grader Mason Quinn took 5th place! Congratulations to our winners and to all our students who participated today! A big thanks also goes out to Mrs. Kim Parra, our Project Jubilee teacher, who leads the Chess Club!

Congratulations to our talented fifth grade students at Rosinton Elementary School!
These amazing artists were selected as winners of our Bottlenose Dolphin Art Project! Their creative and informative artwork will be sent to the Dauphin Island Sea Lab!

Congratulations to Silverhill Elementary School’s sixth-grader Liam McInnis for being chosen to have his art displayed in the Superintendent’s Art Gallery. Way to go, Liam!

AlphaCare Urgent Care, a trusted provider of walk-in medical services and winner of the Best of Baldwin award for emergency services in 2024 and 2025, proudly announces the awarding of 14 scholarships to outstanding high school seniors across the Alabama and Mississippi Gulf Coast. Each student received $2,500 to support their higher education goals.
This year’s recipients include Abigail Riley English of Daphne High School, Reese Adams of Fairhope High School, and Morgan Kate Robinson of Spanish Fort High School, representing the Eastern Shore community. An additional 11 scholarships were awarded to students in coastal Mississippi, bringing the total to 14 awards and $35,000 in educational support.
“At AlphaCare, being part of the communities we serve is at the heart of what we do,” said Dr. George Loukatos, founder of AlphaCare Urgent Care. “Our mission goes beyond providing high-quality, accessible healthcare—it’s also about uplifting and investing in the future of our region. These scholarships are one way we empower young people who are already demonstrating leadership, service, and academic achievement.”
Now with six convenient locations across the Gulf Coast—including clinics in Fairhope and Spanish Fort, Alabama, and four in Mississippi—AlphaCare continues to grow its commitment to caring for residents not only in the exam room but throughout the community.
The annual scholarship program is one of many outreach efforts that reflect AlphaCare’s deep-rooted mission: to deliver compassionate, high-quality care while contributing to the growth and well-being of the communities it serves.
For more information about AlphaCare Urgent Care and its services, visit www.alphacareurgentcare.com.

What a fantastic evening filled with fun, laughter, and lucky numbers at Magnolia Elementary School’s Bingo Night! A huge thank you to Ms. Wiggins for all her hard work in putting together such a wonderful event—your dedication truly made the night special.
Additionally, a very special thank you to Mrs. Liz, Mrs. McFarland, Mrs. Wittmer, Mrs. Roper, Mrs. Millines, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Caster, Mrs. McGraw, and Mrs. Johnson — your involvement made a tremendous impact!
From thrilling wins to friendly competition, Bingo Night brought our Magnolia Elementary community together in the best way. We can’t wait for the next one!

Congratulations to Foley High School’s Landdun Martin who is one of the inaugural recipients of the JLS International Vocational Scholarship. This scholarship fund is aimed at supporting students pursuing Career and Technical Education (CTE) in the Baldwin County Public Schools. Landdun received $1,000 which can be used toward his tuition at Coastal Alabama Community College as he pursues a degree in Welding Technology. Only 10 students in Baldwin County received this scholarship. We’re so proud of you, Landdun! Go Lions!

National Junior Honor Society Inductions were held recently. Thank you to the 24-25 officers, Brody Martin, Walker Reissiger, Kylie McGehe, and Hailey Ables for their leadership this year. Our new officers are Gabe Lee, treasurer, Brennan Norris, secretary, Selena Garcia, vice-president, and Elly Quarles, president. Congratulations to all of our new members on their academic achievement!

The Project Jubilee students at Loxley Elementary School have worked on making movies that showed value in some way this past quarter. Recently, we held a red carpet event and invited family members to view the movies. We had a great turn out, and the students were so happy to show off their hard work. Thank you to everyone who was able to make it to the premiere. It was a great event!

Congratulations to our final students of the month for this school year— Rylee Stewart and Kyle Merced. Elberta Middle School is proud of you!

Congratulations to the Foley High School April Students of the Month!
12th Grade – Jasmine Goff
11th Grade – Jeffry Zuniga
10th Grade – Rashaud Roberston
9th Grade – Dakota Howell

Third grade teacher, Mrs. Walker, organized a great production for Daphne Elementary School students to perform for their parents and school community. At the annual DES Genius Showcase the creativity, courage, and talent of our brilliant students was celebrated for the entire school to enjoy! Singers, gymnasts, musicians, and even our very own DES teachers amazed the audience with their performances. Congratulations to all who participated! DES is proud of you!

Third grade students from Daphne Elementary School enjoyed visiting the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, FL. Students were so excited to view the Blue Angels flight demonstrations behind the museum. They were also able to tour the museum to discover historic aircraft and artifacts representing Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard Aviation.

Florence B Mathis Elementary School celebrated their April Leaders of the Month recently! Way to go leaders!

Elberta High School’s Warrior Room wrapped up the year with a splash! We had an amazing time at the splash pad celebrating all the hard work, growth, and memories made this year. Here’s to a summer full of fun and more adventures ahead!

St. James Episcopal School students enjoyed an exciting visit from the City of Fairhope Recycling Department, where they learned about the process of recycling and got a hands-on look at how a recycling truck works.

The St. James Art Showcase featured stunning student artwork and the unforgettable “Under the Sea” Glow Room. The energy and imagination on display made it a night to remember!

Anna James, beloved author of The Bookwanderers series, came to Bayside! On Tuesday, May 13th, Bayside students in Grades 2–6 had the opportunity to hear Ms. James talk about a brand-new fantasy adventure, THE CHRONICLES OF WHETHERWHY: THE AGE OF ENCHANTMENT. The students were enraptured with Ms. James’s visit, and we were honored to host her on our campus.
Pictured: Bayside Academy fourth grade students Grace Pilot and Louise Lucas with author Anna James.

Bayside Academy congratulates its 2025 winners for the Baldwin County Soil and Water Conservation District Program Conservation Stewardship Poster & Essay Contest. This year’s theme was “Home is Where the Habitat Is.” Each of our winners submitted an outstanding graphic poster for the contest, which is open to all public, private, and homeschool students in Baldwin County.
2025 Bayside Academy Winners:
Mary Helen Williams ’28 – First Place
Garrek Snell ’26 – Second Place
Billy Neill ’26 – Third Place
Congratulations to these talented students!
Pictured: Bayside Academy students Garrek Snell ’26, Mary Helen Williams ’28, and Billy Neill ’26 hold their trophies and winning artwork.

Baldwin County High School presented Academic Banners to 34 students who have dedicated themselves to excellence in academics and involvement in their school and community. To receive the banners, the senior students must have a 22 ACT score or better, completion of at least one Advanced Placement/Dual Enrollment course, Career and Technical Education Credential, and at least two of the following: 3.5 GPA or better, National Honor Society, and member of club or extracurricular activity.
Those receiving Academic Banners included Eli Aaron, Hope Bates, Gabrielle Bidwell, Michael Blanton. Brady Bryars, Rebecca Bryars, Njabea Bufford, Chloe Burford, Taylor Conway, Madison Davis, James Drinkard, Lily Drinkard, Jackson Duncan, Jada Gray, Hollee Harville, Kayan Horace, Taylor Johnson, Cale Jones, Brooklyn Jones, Lindsey Ledford, Jamionna Lero, Andi McKissack, Samantha McMahill, Claudia Murchison, Abbigail Paul, Zachary Richards, Rose Rieben, Jacaleb Rivers, John Roberts, Taylor Robertson, Alanna Sanders, Addison Scarborough, Allison Siggers and Colton Wiggins.
On graduation night, the banners will be hung from the graduate’s chair as their final recognition of their hard work at BCHS. During today’s presentation ceremony, each banner recipient shared their college or career plans. This marks the fourth year for BCHS to award Academic Banners to students.

Congratulations to the Rockwell Elementary School Chess Team on their first place finish in the county tournament!

A huge thank you to SFEEF Spanish Fort Education Enrichment Foundation for awarding our Spanish Fort Elementary School STEAM lab a grant for “Digging for Dinosaurs!” This week, our young paleontologists dove into the prehistoric world—digging, exploring, and even becoming dinosaurs! From thrilling dinosaur hunts to excavations and creative dino-building, it’s been an unforgettable adventure. We’re so grateful for your support in bringing this hands-on learning experience to life!

Congratulations to Kamden Anderson, Karis Kolonis, and Miller Ragsdale of Robertsdale High School for being awarded the JLS international Vocational Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to students seeking to further their education in CTE (Career and Technical Education) related fields. These three students were a part of ten students selected for this scholarship in Baldwin County. We are so proud of them! Go bears!

The artwork of students from Bay Minette Middle School was on display at the Spring Art Show at the school. The gym lobby was filled with the beautiful artwork of many talented art students. The art teacher is Ms. Kenzie Acton. Congratulations to the Stu on a wonderful art show.

Congratulations to the Foley Middle School May teacher and staff of the month, Mrs. Grace Tomlinson and Mrs. Michelle Dillon! Thank you for all you do for our students!

Bayside Academy’s Class of 2025 participated in their Senior Parade and celebration on Tuesday, May 13th, ahead of their graduation on Friday, May 16 th .
This senior class has achieved remarkable success in their college application process. The class of 2025 has been accepted to 89 different schools in 26 states, DC, and France, earning $10.8 million in scholarship offers, with 86% of the class receiving at least one scholarship! Our seniors will matriculate into 27 different schools across 13 states and France. This extraordinary accomplishment reflects the dedication of the students, the support of their families, and the exceptional guidance provided by Bayside’s faculty and college counseling team.
Pictured: Members of the Bayside Academy Class of 2025 enjoy the Senior Parade on May 13th.

Congratulations to the Fairhope Middle School Miss Pirate Princess winners! Miss Pirate Princess-Linnie Grace Stacey, 8th Grade Princess-Lucy Martin, 7th Grade Princess-Claire Lambert, Most Poised-Avery Huffty, Best Interview-Callie Giddings, Miss Congeniality & Most Ad Sales- LJ Cook, Most Photogenic-Kinsley Lauber Top 10- Claire Lambert, Elizabeth Mello, Mia Babineaux, LJ Cook, Callie Giddings, Avery Huffty, Lucy Martin, Piper Richardson, Lilly Sprute, Linnie Grace Stacey.

A huge congratulations to all of the amazing students who shared their talents in the Fairhope East Elementary “Showcase of Stars”! Each of you shined so brightly on stage! We are so proud of your courage, creativity, and hard work.
A heartfelt Thank You to our fabulous judges for your time, support, and encouraging words- you helped make the day truly special!
And an extra special shoutout to Mrs. Moore, our incredible music teacher, for organizing such a wonderful show! We appreciate the support from all those who worked behind the scenes to make things run smoothly!

FAIRHOPE, AL — St. Michael Catholic High School is proud to announce that junior Andrew Kiernan achieved a perfect composite score of 36 on the ACT during the in-school testing session this March. Andrew’s outstanding performance places him among an elite group of students nationwide.
In 2024, only approximately 0.3% of ACT test-takers nationwide earned a perfect score, meaning fewer than 4,000 students out of over 1.3 million achieved this distinction. In March 2025, according to Quad Education, around 5,579 students out of over 1.6 million test-takers reached this benchmark, representing just 0.33% of all examinees. The national average ACT score currently stands at 19.9, further highlighting the exceptional nature of Andrew’s accomplishment.
“We are incredibly proud of Andrew and his hard work,” said Mrs. Dena Caldwell, College Counselor at St. Michael Catholic High School. “A perfect ACT score is a rare and remarkable achievement that speaks not only to his academic ability but also to his focus, perseverance, and drive. We are excited to see what the future holds for him.”
St. Michael Catholic High School—where education meets formation and students are Formed to Fly—is proud to celebrate Andrew’s success alongside the entire school community. His achievement reflects the dedication of our students, the commitment of our teachers, and the supportive environment cultivated at St. Michael.

Thank you to Mr. Gene’s Beans for sponsoring our Fairhope Middle School April students of the month!
7th Grade: Kelcie Skinner & Mohammad Aldukali
8th Grade: Jack Hitpas & Lane Holcomb

Congratulations to these W. J. Carroll Intermediate School students who were awarded the HEAL Hero Award. A HEAL Hero is someone who learned from the Healthy Eating Active Living (HEAL) program and made changes in their lifestyle, and helped others to become healthier.
Congratulations to our 4th grade students left to right: 3rd place-Annie Daw, 2nd place-Astrid Wetzel, 1st place-Carson Nettles-Harris.
Congratulations to our 5th grade students left to right: 3rd place-Cole Chappell, 2nd place-Olivia Burcham, 1st place-Olivia Herman.

Bayside Academy senior Amelia Wells has been awarded a scholarship through the Energy Southeast Scholarship Program. Energy Southeast is a joint action agency that was formed in 1981 and is the wholesale power provider for 11 public power utilities in Alabama, including Fairhope. To be eligible for a scholarship, a student must receive electric service from an Energy Southeast member city and attend an Alabama college, university, or vocational school. Amelia plans to study biomedical sciences at Auburn University in the fall.
City of Fairhope Mayor Sherry Sullivan and Electric Superintendent Ben Patterson came to Bayside yesterday to present Amelia with the scholarship.
We are so proud of Amelia!
Pictured: Bayside senior Amelia Wells is presented with her scholarship by Fairhope Mayor Sherry Sullivan and Electric Superintendent Ben Patterson.

The amazing 3rd graders from J. Larry Newton School have been hard at work collaborating with the Pelican’s Nest and scientists from the Dauphin Island Sea Lab as part of the Alabama Species Initiative. Their mission? Research the brown pelican and create eye-catching, informative posters to raise awareness for this incredible coastal bird!
We’re so proud to announce that our school had three winners in this county wide effort:
• Honorable Mentions: Rylee G. & Elise W.
• First Place Winner: Millie M.!
These talented students will be invited to the Dauphin Island Sea Lab to learn firsthand from marine scientists—and Millie’s winning poster will be displayed there all year long!
Way to go, young conservationists! Your hard work and creativity are helping protect Alabama’s amazing wildlife.

St. Michael Catholic High School is proud to announce that senior Cooper Kurth has been named the male recipient of the prestigious W. Edgar Welden Scholarship, a $5,000 award presented through the Bryant-Jordan Student-Athlete Program. In addition to this statewide honor, Cooper was also recognized as a 4A Regional Achievement Award winner, earning a $3,000 scholarship.
The Bryant-Jordan Foundation, in partnership with the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame and the Alabama High School Athletic Association, annually honors student-athletes who exemplify excellence in athletics, academics, and character. Cooper is the second consecutive student from St. Michael to earn the W. Edgar Welden Scholarship and the 4A Regional Achievement Award winner; last year, they were awarded to Samir Crooker—marking a tremendous achievement for the growing Catholic high school.
Cooper will apply his scholarship funds toward his tuition at Auburn University, where he plans to enroll this fall. His success story is particularly inspiring. A childhood cancer survivor, Cooper was diagnosed with leukemia in kindergarten. While undergoing treatment, he received academic support from his teachers and community at Christ the King Catholic School in Daphne. He returned to campus part time in third grade, full time in fourth, with his original class and set his sights on one day becoming a high school athlete—a dream he has since fulfilled with remarkable dedication.
During his time at St. Michael, Cooper has been a standout contributor to both the varsity football and basketball teams.
“Cooper is the kind of player every coach wants—tough, dependable, and selfless,” said Head Football Coach Phillip Rivers. “He’s overcome adversity with grace and has led our team through his quiet strength and work ethic. I’m incredibly proud of him.”
Head Basketball Coach Daniel Nolan added, “Cooper is a true competitor and teammate. His determination to grow as a player and leader has been inspiring to watch. This recognition is well-deserved.”
Principal Dr. Andrea Williamson praised Cooper’s achievement:
“We are beyond proud of Cooper—his academic excellence, athletic discipline, and strength of character are a testament to who he is. To have St. Michael students receive this prestigious scholarship two years in a row is a powerful testament to the caliber of young men and women we are forming here.”

Congratulations to Fairhope High School senior Ethan Montford for being awarded the JLS International Vocational Scholarship. This scholarship supports students pursing Career and Technical Education (CTE) after high school. Ethan received $1,000 which can be used toward his tuition at Coastal Alabama Community College where he plans to study Electrical Instrumentation Technology. Ethan is one of 10 students who received this award!

Congratulations to the Daphne Middle School Spring Court Dance king and queen, Hadley King and Bradley Williams. Thank you to our cheerleaders, their coaches, teachers, and parents for making this such an amazing night for our students!

The Daphne East Mathletes proudly represented our school at the Baldwin County Elementary Math Competition — and we’re excited to share their outstanding results!
1st Place — Group Speed Round: Johnny Robbins, Wilson Jones, and Khang Huynh
1st Place — Individual Speed Round: Lucas Annaert
We’re also thrilled to announce that 6 of the Top 15 Individual Speed Round participants were from Daphne East!
A huge thank you to the Daphne East PTO for providing drinks and snacks to keep our mathletes energized throughout the day.
If you see one of our mathletes, be sure to congratulate them on their incredible achievements! We are so proud of them!

Class of 2025 IB Signing Day! Our Fairhope High School seniors received their “state”ments adorned with the battle cry of their college and signed a ceremonial letter of intent. We are so excited for these 17 IB candidates and we wish them luck on the remainder of their IB exams!

Last month at J. Larry Newton School, we’re proud to shine a spotlight on students who were nominated by their teachers for showing exceptional friendliness to others.
Thank you to Mr. Gene’s Beans and Texas Roadhouse for helping us celebrate our students!

Please join us in congratulating the Daphne middle School students of the month: Lundyn (8th grade) and Kyran (7th grade)! Keep up the great work Trojans!

A huge congratulations to Daphne High School’s Abram Chamberlain on being named the Large School Coach of the Year for Coastal Alabama. His dedication, leadership, and passion for the game have not only shaped incredible athletes but also built a culture of excellence and camaraderie. From inspiring players on the field to guiding them beyond the game, Coach “Chamby” has been a driving force in every victory, every lesson, and every moment that makes this team special.

Five awesome Fairhope West Elementary School artists won an art contest put on by local architects called the Dream Architecture Contest. The students had to design and write about their own zoo. We had five winners. Our second-grade students ((Maren Morgan, Sutton Greer, and Jack Thetford) won first, second, and third place for the contest. Olivia Gonzalez and Addyson Kinney, in first grade, won second and third place. Congratulations to our amazing future-architects!

Congratulations to Foley Elementary School’s Ms. Lauren Stewart on receiving the National Board Scholarship. This award covers the full cost as she begins the rigorous process of earning certification. This honor is held by only 4.6% of Alabama teachers. Foley Elementary is proud to exceed that with 5% certified and 4% currently pursuing!

Congratulations to the Spanish Fort Middle School Winners of the Baldwin County Conservation Contest:
1st Place – Andrew Hancock
2nd Place – Evan Shaner
3rd Place – Layla Traweek

Congratulations to our Stonebridge Elementary School Leaders of the Month for Habit 6: Synergize! These students know the power of teamwork and collaboration. They show us every day that together is better! Way to go, leaders!

Some of the Belforest Elementary School Mathletes competed in the Alabama State Championship. Three of them qualified for the next round: Nationals! We are so proud of them!

Field Day at Robertsdale Elementary School was an absolute blast. What a fun way to wrap up and awesome year!

Congratulations to Robertsdale High School’s Fanny Cardenas! Fanny has received top honors for her artwork, “In Service and Sacrifice,” in the VFW Auxiliary Art Contest!
Her piece won 1st place at the local Atmore Auxiliary level and was then selected as one of only two entries to represent the state in the statewide competition.
Now, her artwork has been sent to Lexington, MO to compete at the national level!
Fanny has already earned scholarship awards for her local and state victories, and she is now in the running for the national scholarship prize of $15,000!
Let’s all cheer her on as she competes at nationals—she’s thrilled and so deserving of this recognition!

Infirmary Health presented a grant check in the amount of $3,300 to the Fairhope West Elementary School P.E. Department! This grant was made possible by all who signed up for the Spring Fever Chase through the school sign up forms. So thank you for signing up for the race through FWE and also huge thank you to Infirmary Health! This grant will be used to add a 9 Square in The Air and a Gaga Pit, both to be used inside the gym!

Daphne High School is proud to announce that 4 of our Daphne Trojan Art Students were selected to be in the top 25 at the 3rd Annual Sports Art Competition at the United States Sports University. Ms. Anne Carr‘s art students: Veronica Boussard (9th grade), Martina Venegas (9th grade), Carley Nelson (11th grade), and Elianna Langley (12th grade) were our finalists.
High Schools from both Baldwin and Mobile County were invited to compete. The competition was great! On a rainy Wednesday evening, May 7, 2025, the USSU hosted the most lovely and professional reception for the awards ceremony. It was an honor to be among them all. A big congratulations to Veronica Boussard, who was awarded a Honorable Mention in the Drawing category!

First grade’s Mother’s Day Picnic at Daphne East Elementary School was a huge success! Thank you to our parents for joining us!

Seniors Molly Burks and Morgan Robinson were honored last night at the Superintendents’ Red Ribbon Leadership Program Celebration for their service projects as Red Ribbon Coordinators. What an accomplishment for these distinguished young ladies!

Our Spanish Fort Elementary students lit up the stage with their incredible talents! From singing and dancing to amazing performances of all kinds, each student shined bright and showed off their unique skills. It was a show full of creativity, confidence, and unforgettable moments!

The Toro Tubanos drumming group from Spanish Fort Middle School performed at the district Principal’s Meeting at Baldwin Preparatory Academy. A small group of students sang the National Anthem to begin the meeting. The Toro Tubanos played a great selection of upbeat tunes on drums. What a great testimony of the arts changing lives! The directors of the group are Natalie Hughes and Caylen Stewart. Congratulations to the students on a fantastic mini-concert.

Congratulations to the 2025 Central Baldwin Middle School Royalty Court!