Baldwin High School was awarded the 2024 Platinum Award for Greatest Gains by the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement.
This recognition places Baldwin High in the top 1% of all Georgia schools for academic growth over the past three years.
The Platinum Award represents the highest tier in the Single Statewide Accountability System and is given only to schools that demonstrate exceptional progress in student achievement.
Baldwin High School is one of just 15 schools statewide to earn this honor in 2024.
To receive the Platinum designation in the Greatest Gains category, schools must place in the 99th percentile or higher statewide in average College and Career-Ready Performance Index Progress Scores over the past three years, maintain a 2024 CCRPI score that is no more than 10 points lower than the 2019 score, and not appear on the GOSA 2024 Georgia Promise Scholarship Public School List or the Georgia Department of Education’s 2024 CSI or TSI lists.
'This award is a reflection of the collaborative effort of our students, teachers, administrators, and families,' said Superintendent Dr. Noris Price.
'It demonstrates the excellence we’ve worked so hard to cultivate in Baldwin County, and we could not be more proud.'
Baldwin High School’s Platinum Award marks a major milestone in the district’s ongoing mission to provide a worldclass education to every student. For more information about the awards, visit the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement website at gosa.georgia. gov. — Contributed