Baldwin County School Construction Detailed

The Baldwin County School System is getting ready to move forward with phase 5 of its Pay as You Go program, FOX10 reports. This round will include $93 million in new schools and campus expansions. Two new schools, Loxley Elementary and Elberta Middle, will be constructed, and Daphne Elementary School will get a 20-classroom expansion. Daphne High School will get new classrooms, a parking area and a softball field, Elberta Elementary will be expanded, and Magnolia Elementary will receive a 16-classroom addition. Counting this construction phase, $435 million in new school construction and additions will have been completed over 10 years. Ground will be broken on at least some of the projects as early as fall 2023.

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