BCHS Administration
Principal, Mr. Richard Paul
Hello Tiger Family! I am excited to serve as your principal! For seven years, I had the privilege of working in the North Baldwin feeder pattern as an assistant principal. I started my tenure serving as the assistant principal of Pine Grove Elementary School for three years, and then transferred to Baldwin County High where I have been able to continue to build relationships and serve the families in the Bay Minette area.
Upon graduating from Auburn University with a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Science, I began my professional career as a game warden for the Georgia Department of Natural Resources. In 2007, I answered the call to education and received my Master of Education in Secondary Science from the University of South Alabama. I then began my teaching career at Rosinton Elementary, where I taught 5th and 6th grade math and science for nine years. After I had some years in the classroom under my belt, I returned to USA to obtain my certification in Educational Leadership. This year completes my 19th year with the Baldwin County Public School System.
My family and I live in northern Baldwin County and my children are in the Bay Minette feeder pattern. We look forward to the opportunity of getting to know you all more and being more involved in the community as we serve you. As the instructional leader of Baldwin County High, I will continue to build on the foundation of our former administrators, leading our community and our students to a standard of academic excellence.
GO TIGERS!
Assistant Principal, Mrs. Tameka Crook
Greetings Baldwin County Tigers, Parents, and Community!
As a 1995 graduate of Baldwin County High School, I am delighted to return and serve as Assistant Principal. This is my 19th year in the educational field, and I have been afforded the opportunity to teach second and third grade at Pine Grove Elementary School and reading at Delta Elementary School. In addition to my experience as a classroom teacher, I also served as the Curriculum Leader for Bay Minette Elementary School. I hold a B.S. and M.A. in Elementary Education from the University of Mobile, an M.Ed. in Instructional Leadership from Alabama A&M University, and an Ed.S. in Teacher Leadership from Walden University.
My husband, DeWarren, and I have four children. As a family, we enjoy fishing and attending sporting events.
As one of Baldwin County High School’s instructional leaders, I will continue to build on the educational foundation of the previous administration. I am committed to working collaboratively with our staff, families, and community to equip the students at Baldwin County High School with multiple opportunities to succeed. I am truly proud to be a Baldwin County High School Tiger and look forward to the new milestones we will achieve together! Please feel free to reach out to me with any questions or concerns.
Assistant Principal, Kelli Wallace
Greetings! As a 2000 graduate of Baldwin County High School, I am so grateful for the opportunity to return to BCHS as an Assistant Principal. I began my teaching career in Baldwin County after earning my B.S. in Elementary Education from The University of South Alabama. After several years of teaching first, third, and fifth grades, I returned to The University of South Alabama, where I earned my M. Ed. in Educational Leadership. This prepared me to move into the role of Curriculum Leader at Bay Minette Middle School in 2018. Then, in 2022, I returned to my Alma Mater, BCHS, where I was named Assistant Principal.
My husband, Chuck, and I have five children, two of whom are students at Baldwin County High School. We spend most of our free time cheering for them and their Tiger teammates as they play baseball, softball, and basketball. Go Tigers!
Our students have the potential for BIG things. I am passionate about helping each of them become intrinsically motivated to achieve their goals. I look forward to working with you and other members of the community as we strive to identify ways we can continuously improve the high school experience for ALL students.
Assistant Principal, Deric Scott
Deric Scott joined Baldwin County High School as Assistant Principal in 2026, bringing 24 years of experience in Alabama public schools. At BCHS he serves as Athletics Administrator, School Safety Coordinator, 9th Grade Administrator, and other duties as assigned by the principal.
Before coming to Bay Minette, Mr. Scott spent 11 years as a high school athletic director and head football coach. At Foley High School from 2020 to 2025, he directed a Class 7A athletic department of more than 25 teams and 300 student-athletes and led the football program to the 2022 Class 7A Region 1 championship. At C.F. Vigor High School from 2015 to 2020, he rebuilt a struggling program and carried the football program to the 2018 Class 5A state championship game. He was named Alabama Football Coaches Association Class 5A Coach of the Year in 2018 and Baldwin County Coach of the Year in 2022. He began his career in the classroom, teaching health, physical education, and driver education.
Mr. Scott holds a master's degree in Educational Leadership from the University of South Alabama and a master's degree in Sports Administration from the University of Southern Mississippi, where he also earned his bachelor's degree in Health Education. He holds Alabama Class A Instructional Leader certification and is a Registered Athletic Administrator through the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association. He is an elected member of the AHSAA District 1 Legislative Council.
He and his wife, LaKasha Scott, make their home in Baldwin County and are members of Mount Hebron Church Ministries in Mobile. His approach to school leadership is straightforward: every student deserves a real opportunity to succeed, and the adults on campus are responsible for building it.