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Downloadbaldwin County Schools Baldwin County Early Schools Bay Minette Alternative School Baldwin County High School Bay Minette Area Vocational School Bay Minette Grammar School Brady School Cross Roads School Delta Elementary School Douglasville School Dyas School (North Baldwin) Good Hope School (North Baldwin) High Pine School (North Baldwin) Knoll School (North Baldwin) North Baldwin Center for Technology Phillipsville School Pine Grove School Pine Grove Colored School Pleasant Plain School (Hall Fork School) (North Baldwin) Rabun’s Still School White House Fork School Belforest Belforest School BlackSher Blacksher School Tate Creek School Bon Secour Creole School Swift Consolidated School Swift Mill School Wenzel School Witt School Bromely Blakeley School (Little Red School House) Carlton Little River School Daphne Baldwin County Training School Daphne Elementary School (Daphne Normal School) Daphne High School Daphne Intermediate School Daphne Junior High School Daphne Middle School Johnson School Turkey Branch Eastern Shore Eastern Shore Training School Elberta Carney Branch School Elberta School Elberta Junior High School H. C. Bartling Josephine School Koehler School Miflin School Seefurth’s School St. Benedict School Elsanor Elsanor School Seminole Sumatra Fairhope Anna T. Jeanes School Euclid School Fairhope Elementary Fairhope High School Fairhope K-1 Center Fairhope Middle School Fairhope School J. Larry Newton School Marietta Johnson School of Organic Education Riverpark School The School of Organic Education Foley Aaronville School Baldwin County Agriculture School Foley High School Foley Junior High School Foley School Little Rock School Mill’s Still School Rosedale School Union School Gateswood Belle Fountain Blackwater School Gulf Shores Colbrun School Gulf Shores Elementary Lagoon School Hurricane Hurricane School Latham Latham School Major’s Creek School Lillian Lillian Elementary School Lillian School The Villar School Little River Rising Star School Tate Chapel School Lottie Jackson School Langham Lottie School Loxley Loxley Colored School Loxley School Wade School Wetzel School Magnolia Springs Barnwell School Cooks-Weeks School Grove School Magnolia Springs School Springhill School Marlow Marlow School South River Park School Underwood (Yupon) School Montrose Montrose Academy Nolte Creek Weeks School Orange Beach Orange Beach Church & School Orange Beach Elementary School Oyster Bay Plash School Perdido Frisco School Perdido Elementary and Middle School Perdido Junior High School Pine Crest School Perdido Beach Perdido Beach School Point Clear Point Clear School Robertsdale Bladeley School Central Baldwin Middle School Robertsdale School Robertsdale High School South Baldwin Center for Technology Rosinton Hollinger School Rosinton School Shell Banks Shell Banks School Silverhill Center School Loxley Elementary School Loxley Junior High School Silverhill School Silverhill Elementary School Spanish Fort Rockwell Elementary School Spanish Fort School Spanish Fort Elementary Stapleton New Home School Stallworth Camp #4 Stapleton Elementary School Telco School Stockton Stockton School Stockton Flats School Vaughn School Vaughn Junior High School Sonora Sonora School Summerdale Summerdale School Summerdale High School Summerdale Junior High School Tensaw Antioch School Fort Mims School Tensaw School Wilcox Styx River School Schools with Unknown Location Baldwin County Best School D. Z. Grove Greenwood School Kochllor School Pleasure Island School Teacher’s Institute .
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