Baldwin Board News Today

The Baldwin Panther Band hit the road last week for its debut performance in the Mackinaw Memorial Parade on Saturday, May 25. The parade marked the band’s first overnight trip

For the month of June, the Baldwin County School District is again going to provide summer meals, but with some changes in the distribution method. For one, there will be

The Baldwin County Board of Education has set a special called meeting for Aug. 22 for a vote on the new millage rate for FY24.

The Georgia Legislature, in 2023, established the Georgia Council on Literacy with the passing of SB 211.

The Baldwin school budget passed on Tuesday evening with 1042 yes votes and 365 no votes. Propositions 2 through  6 were also passed with over 70% yes votes for each prop. Along with the budget and propositions passing, Pamela Green was elected to replace Karyn Reid as a trustee on the Board of Education this upcoming July. Baldwin Library Trustee Shereen Abed was also re-elected.

The Baldwin Board of Education recently outlined how student programs would be expanded and technology upgraded if voters approve the district’s proposed $157.7 million budget next Tuesday.

Teche Area residents can go out to the polls starting this week to vote early for the many ballot options for the Nov. 8 election.

The City of Milledgeville and the Baldwin Board of Commissioners are working to decide how to split that money for the next decade.

If she loses, it might be because Democrats were apathetic to the Nassau County executive.