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Day is over, night has come. Today is gone, what's done is done. Embrace your dreams, through the night. Tomorrow comes with a whole new light. -Anonymous
Baldwin County High School

What to expect at BCHS

Students at BCHS thrive with the support of family, school, and community stakeholders. Partnerships with the community and stakeholders help to provide opportunities for the 1000+ students on the campus. With over 30 clubs, organizations, and athletic teams, there is something for everyone.

Baldwin Button Press Co.

Students in our Tigers Den Program proudly create spirit buttons to sell to their peers.

National Honor Society
BCHS Football
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Adventure Awaits

Our teachers work hard AND have fun.

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Show Your School Spirit
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2025 Argonaut Challenge

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Now Hiring
Now Hiring

Are you looking for a new career? Are you a teacher seeking a new position? Now hiring bus drivers, clerks, CNP workers, paraprofessionals, and more. Check out the 2026 BCBE Career Fair on April 22, 10 am-3:30 pm, at the Robertsdale Coliseum, 19477 Fairground Road, Robertsdale, Alabama 36567. Click here to search open positions.

School News, Updates, & Information

Check out these important updates for students and parents.

Social Media Safety
Social Media Safety

Social Media Safety

At BCHS, we want all of our students to utilize technology, but we want to make sure they know the difference between responsible and irresponsible use. Below you will find a number of helpful resources which explain how different social media apps work, the useful aspects of these social media programs, and the unfortunate things young people may face when utilizing these apps and social media programs!

Prevention 101: Acronyms Parents Should Know

Internet Safety Tips

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Student Parking
Student Parking

BCHS Student Parking Guidelines

2025/2026 Parking Contract

 

Parking Permit: $40

 

The following are the guidelines that all licensed student drivers are required to follow. All student drivers and their parents are required to sign a parking contract before a parking permit is issued. Parking on campus is a privilege. Vehicles that have not been registered may be ticketed.

 

Parking Regulations:

  1. All vehicles parked on school grounds must be registered with the school and must display the current parking tag on the rearview mirror. Parking privileges may be revoked if the permit is not displayed correctly. A Driver’s License is REQUIRED to register a vehicle.

  2. Under no circumstances should a car be parked without a parking permit/tag. Cost for replacement is $5.00.

  3. Vehicles should always be locked and secured while on school property. The school is not responsible for stolen items or damage to vehicles while parked on school property.

  4. BCHS reserves the right to tow any vehicle, at the owner's expense, that is illegally parked in violation of school rules/policy or that has been left unattended for more than 24 hours. Vehicles parked on school grounds without proper identification may also be towed at the owner’s expense.

  5. Failure to obey driving and parking regulations or driving in an unsafe manner on school grounds, may result in a disciplinary action such as loss of parking privileges, lunch detention, placing a boot on the vehicle, or other disciplinary measures including on/off campus suspension/expulsion.

  6. Students are expected to display their parking permit/tag from the rearview mirror and park in the assigned spot. IF you do not have a parking permit and you are parked in the parking lot, you will be assigned a consequence and/or be towed.

  7. Students who park on school grounds agree to and understand that an inspection/search of vehicles may be conducted if a principal, assistant principal, superintendent, or assistant superintendent have reasonable suspicion to believe that an inspection is necessary to prevent, impede, or substantially reduce the risk of:

    1. Interference with school purpose or education function.

    2. A physical injury or illness to any person.

    3. Damage to personal or school property.

    4. A violation of state law or school rules.

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Seniors 2026
Seniors 2026

Congratulations Class of 2026! You have almost made it to the finish line. This will be an exciting year filled with many opportunities to make life-long memories with your classmates.

Important Dates:

August 28th: Josten's Meeting

May 18th, 2026: BCHS Graduation

Mitchell Field at Lyle Underwood Stadium

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Transportation
Transportation

The mission of the Baldwin County Board of Education Transportation Department is to provide the safest, most efficient bus transportation for all students attending Baldwin County Schools.

Transportation is available for students attending Baldwin County High School. Contact Assistant Principal, Tameka Crook, for all questions or concerns regarding student bus transportation.

Tameka Crook trcrook@bcbe.org (251)937.2341

Bus Conduct

While the Board offers, as needed, a system of student transportation, it also requires parents of students to accept responsibility for supervision until the child boards the bus in the morning and after the child leaves the bus at the end of the school day. Students must obey all instructions given by the driver and all school and Board policies while riding the bus. Students cannot leave the bus except at their regular stop without written permission from a parent and an administrator. Only at the time that a child boards the bus does he/she become the responsibility of the school district. such responsibility shall end when the child is discharged at the regular bus stop at the end of the school day. When a child does not conduct himself/herself properly on a bus, the bus driver will write a referral or bring him/her to the building principal, who may inform the parents of the misconduct and behavior. The principal or his designee will also discipline students as deemed appropriate. A child who becomes a serious disciplinary problem on the school bus may have his transportation privileges suspended or terminated. In such cases, the parents of the child involved will become responsible for transporting their child to and from school.

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Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events

October 10th: BCHS Football @ Murphy 🏈

October 13th-14th: Fall Break 🍂🍁🍃

October 17th: Tie-Dye Blacklight Pep Rally/BCHS Football vs. Blount @ Home/Senior Night 🏈

October 21st: WorkKeys (12th Grade) 📝

October 24th: BCHS Football @ Gulf Shores 🏈

October 31st: Halloween Pep Rally/BCHS Football @ McGill-Toolen 🏈

November 11th: Veterans Day 🪖🇺🇸

November 24th - 28th: Thanksgiving Break 🦃 

December 22nd - January 5th: Christmas Break 🎄🎅🏽

January 19th: MLK Holiday 👨🏿

February 16th-20th: Mardi Gras Break ⚜️🎭

March 16th-17th: E-Learning 💻

April 3rd: E-Learning 💻

April 13th-17th: Spring Break 

May 18th: Graduation 🎓

May 21st: Last Day of School 😎

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Student Prescriptions
Student Prescriptions

Student prescriptions must be checked in through our nurse before the start of school.  If your student requires medications at school, please contact Mrs. Watson at this email or call at 251-937-2341. 

According to the Alabama State Department of Education and the Alabama Board of Nursing Medication Guidelines, any medication left after the end of the school year must be destroyed. If you have any questions, please call Nurse Watson or Nurse Quinley at 251.937.2341.

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