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Mark your calendars — Baldwin High School's Homecoming Carnival & Bonfire is coming to BHS on Thursday, October 1st, from 6 to 8 p.m
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Kindness and community were on full display at this year’s We Are Neighbors event as ESL students from Harrison Middle School and Baldwin High School came together to support the Baldwin-Whitehall Education Foundation (BWEF).
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The move of McAnnulty Elementary School to Baldwin High School is creating unique and unparalleled moments, including high school students mentoring kindergartners, sharing their wisdom and enthusiasm with those just beginning their educational journey
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This summer, Baldwin-Whitehall School District welcomed immigrant and refugee students in grades 8–12 from Harrison Middle School and Baldwin High School to its three-week Summer Newcomer English Program.