Baldwin Middle-Senior High School

Baldwin Middle-Senior High School
Address
291 Mill Street, West Baldwin, Florida, 32234 USA
Information
Type	Public
Motto	Bring Your A Game!
Established	1949
Status	Open
Principal	Dr. Denise Hall
Faculty	62
Grades	6 - 12
Number of students	1,150 (approximately)
Hours in school day	7:15 a.m. – 2:00 p.m
Campus	Rural
Color(s)	red, white, and black
Mascot	Indian
Nickname	Indians
Rival	Baker County High School, Glen St. Mary, Florida
Website	http://www.duvalschools.org/bmsh

Baldwin Middle-Senior High School is a public secondary school in Baldwin, Florida, part of the Duval County School District. Located within the Baldwin city limits, the school has a middle school and a high school and enrolls about 1,150 students. The student population is smaller than any other secondary school in Duval County.

Academics

The school currently has a "C" as of 2010 on the Florida School Accountability Grading Scale.^[1]

Improvement

Baldwin implemented a School Improvement Plan for the 2007-2008 school year that utilizes many of the same programs specified in the College Board EXCELerator pilot project. This program is also in place at eight other Duval County Schools.^[2]

Academic Programs

Baldwin offers special degree programs to its students including the AP Capstone program, a digital communications magnet beginning in 6th grade, a dual enrollment diploma program though Florida State College at Jacksonville and Edward Waters College, and an aeronautical robotics academy with classes through Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.

Activities & Clubs

Band • Bible Club • Brain Brawl - Middle School • Brain Brawl - High School • Cross Country • Cheerleaders - Middle School • Cheerleaders - Junior Varsity • Cheerleaders - Varsity • Chorus • FCA • Key Club • National Honor Society • National Junior Honor Society • Newspaper • Robotics • Photography • Student Council • Yearbook •

Swimming Pool

The school has an outdoor pool which is used by the athletic teams and physical education classes during the academic year; then it becomes a free public pool operated by the City of Jacksonville Parks & Recreation Department during the summer months.

Notable alumni

Lou Ritter, mayor of Jacksonville 1965–1967

References

↑ "School Demographic, Assessment, and Accountability Data". Duval County Public Schools. February 13, 2008. Retrieved 2008-02-16.
↑ Duval County Schools website: Baldwin School Improvement Plan

Duval County Public Schools

High schools	Douglas Anderson Atlantic Coast Baldwin Darnell Cookman Englewood First Coast Fletcher Jackson Lee Mandarin Terry Parker Paxon Peterson Raines Randolph Ribault Sandalwood Stanton Westside Ed White Wolfson

Middle schools	Arlington Baldwin Eugene Butler Darnell-Cookman Jefferson Davis Alfred I. duPont Duncan Fletcher John E. Ford Fort Caroline Matthew Gilbert Highlands James Weldon Johnson Kernan Kirby-Smith Lake Shore Landmark Julia Landon College Prep LaVilla School of the Arts Mandarin Mayport Northwestern Oceanway Paxon Jean Ribault Southside Joseph Stilwell J.E.B. Stuart Twin Lakes Academy

Elementary schools	Abess Park Alimacani Arlington Arlington Heights Atlantic Beach J. Allen Axson Bank of America Learning Academy Bartram Springs Bayview Beauclerc Biltmore Biscayne Brentwood Don Brewer Brookview Richard L. Brown George W. Carver Cedar Hills Central Riverside Chaffee Trail Chets Creek Chimney Lakes Crown Point Crystal Springs Lola M. Culver R. V. Daniels Dinsmore Englewood Enterprise Learning Academy Saint Clair Evans Academy Joseph Finegan Fishweir John E. Ford Fort Caroline Garden City Greenfield Greenland Pines Gregory Drive Hendricks Avenue Highlands Hogan-Spring Glen Holiday Hill Samuel A. Hull Hyde Grove Hyde Park Stonewall Jackson Jacksonville Beach Jacksonville Heights Thomas Jefferson Mamie Agnes Jones Justina Road Kernan Trail Martin Luther King Kings Trail Henry F. Kite Lake Forest Lake Lucina S. P. Livingston Lone Star Long Branch Loretto Love Grove John Love Mandarin Oaks Sallye B. Mathis Mayport Merrill Road Annie R. Morgan Neptune Beach New Berlin Normandy Village North Shore Norwood Oak Hill Oceanway Ortega Parkwood Heights Rufus E. Payne Rutledge H. Pearson Pickett Pine Estates Pine Forest Pinedale Ramona Boulevard Reynolds Lane Andrew A. Robinson Sabal Palm San Jose San Mateo San Pablo Seabreeze Louis Sheffield Southside Estates Spring Park John N. C. Stockton Sadie T. Tillis Timucuan Susie E. Tolbert Twin Lakes Academy Ruth N. Upson Venetia Wesconnett West Jacksonville West Riverside Whitehouse Windy Hill Woodland Acres Carter G. Woodson

Alternative schools	Grand Park Center Marine Science Education Center Mattie V. Rutherford Alternative Education Center

Exceptional student centers	Alden Road Exceptional Student Center Mt. Herman Exceptional Student Center Palm Avenue Exceptional Student Center

Charter schools	Global Outreach Charter Academy School of Integrated Academics Tech SOS Academy - Middle SOS Academy - High Wayman Academy of the Arts Pathways Academy River City Science Academy

Coordinates: 30°18′16″N 81°58′41″W / 30.304365°N 81.978191°W / 30.304365; -81.978191

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