⚡🔧 Bainbridge High School Students Explore Bright Futures at Georgia Power Career Exposure Day! 🔧⚡
On March 25, 2026, a select group of 8 Bainbridge High School students traveled to Valdosta, Georgia to participate in the Spring Georgia Power Career Exposure Day—an exciting and hands-on opportunity to explore careers in the energy industry!
Students were welcomed by Georgia Power administrators before beginning the day with an engaging high-voltage safety demonstration led by Pike Electric. This impactful session highlighted the importance of safety while offering a real-world glimpse into the electrical field.
Throughout the event, students rotated through six interactive stations, each showcasing a different career pathway within Georgia Power. These stations included:
Distribution Line Construction
Contractor Opportunities
Substation Construction & Maintenance
Supply Chain Management
Soft Skills Development
Work Fleet Management
Each rotation gave students valuable insight into the diverse career opportunities available and the skills required to succeed in today’s workforce.
Experiences like this continue to open doors for Bainbridge students, connecting them with industry professionals and exposing them to meaningful career paths right here in our region.
💡 The future is bright in Bainbridge, GA—and it’s powered by opportunity!
#BainbridgeProud #CareerReady #GeorgiaPower #WorkforceDevelopment #FutureFocused #BHSExcellence
On March 25, 2026, a select group of 8 Bainbridge High School students traveled to Valdosta, Georgia to participate in the Spring Georgia Power Career Exposure Day—an exciting and hands-on opportunity to explore careers in the energy industry!
Students were welcomed by Georgia Power administrators before beginning the day with an engaging high-voltage safety demonstration led by Pike Electric. This impactful session highlighted the importance of safety while offering a real-world glimpse into the electrical field.
Throughout the event, students rotated through six interactive stations, each showcasing a different career pathway within Georgia Power. These stations included:
Distribution Line Construction
Contractor Opportunities
Substation Construction & Maintenance
Supply Chain Management
Soft Skills Development
Work Fleet Management
Each rotation gave students valuable insight into the diverse career opportunities available and the skills required to succeed in today’s workforce.
Experiences like this continue to open doors for Bainbridge students, connecting them with industry professionals and exposing them to meaningful career paths right here in our region.
💡 The future is bright in Bainbridge, GA—and it’s powered by opportunity!
#BainbridgeProud #CareerReady #GeorgiaPower #WorkforceDevelopment #FutureFocused #BHSExcellence
FRIDAY MARCH 27 - Bearcat Spring Games Player Parade!🐾💜
Join us tomorrow morning (3/27) to cheer on our amazing athletes at the Bearcat Spring Games Player Parade!
🕘 8:45 AM
📍 Shotwell Street
Let’s line the street and show our Bearcat pride as these students kick off a day full of excitement and achievement. Your support makes all the difference!
#BearcatPride #SpringGames #CommunityStrong
Join us tomorrow morning (3/27) to cheer on our amazing athletes at the Bearcat Spring Games Player Parade!
🕘 8:45 AM
📍 Shotwell Street
Let’s line the street and show our Bearcat pride as these students kick off a day full of excitement and achievement. Your support makes all the difference!
#BearcatPride #SpringGames #CommunityStrong
Football Parent Meeting TODAY - All CURRENT 8-11th Graders
6PM - BHS Cafeteria
March 26th, 2026
6PM - BHS Cafeteria
March 26th, 2026
Bainbridge High School Football Spring Practice Dates. #OneClaw #BearDown #RecruitBainbridge
Bearcats defeat Westover 19-1. With this region win the Bearcats move to 5-2 in region play.
Keep your eyes out tomorrow- Anchor Club members hid some inspirational eggs throughout the school. Some even contain special prizes.
Thanks to a generous grant from the Decatur County Schools Foundation, students from Mrs Apke, Dr Chambers, Ms. Hawthorne and Mr Hufsteltler's classes attended a production of Much Ado About Nothing at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival today.
Congratulations 🎉
The Bearcats and Lady Cats were in action on Monday March 23rd. The Lady Cats golf team competed in the Lady Viking Classic hosted by Lowndes County. The Lady Cats were led by Sophomore, Sydnee Coker, who shot her season low score of 100 on a very hard Kinderlou Forest course. The boys team competed in the C.D. Moore Blue Devil Invitational hosted by Tift County. The boys shot a season low score of 322 led by Senior Caleb Logue who shot a tournament personal best shot of 75 on the very challenging Springfield Country Club. The other three that played a role in the season low score was Junior Noah Henderson (80), Sophomore Brendon White (84), and Sophomore Rylan Godwin (88).
The BHS Boys Soccer Team defeated Cairo by a score of 2-0! The Bearcats improved to 12-1 on the season.
The BHS Girls Soccer Team defeated Cairo by a score of 2-0! The Lady Cats improved to 9-4 on the season.
THE BRAINS BEHIND THE BOT: THANK YOU, MENTORS! 🧠🛠️
Behind every great robot is a team of dedicated mentors who refuse to say "it can’t be done." As we head to Albany this week, the BHS Robotics team wants to send a massive THANK YOU to the incredible mentors who have guided us through our rookie year.
From teaching us how to wire "Kit Cat" to helping us troubleshoot code when nothing we tried seemed to work out right! These volunteers give their time, talent, and patience to ensure we succeed. You aren't just teaching us how to build machines; you’re teaching us how to solve problems and lead.
We couldn’t do this without your expertise and your heart! 💜🤖
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsBT20GYlWI
#BHSRobotics #MentorAppreciation #STEMEducation #BuildingTheFuture #BainbridgeStrong #[CY]BEARCATS11214
Behind every great robot is a team of dedicated mentors who refuse to say "it can’t be done." As we head to Albany this week, the BHS Robotics team wants to send a massive THANK YOU to the incredible mentors who have guided us through our rookie year.
From teaching us how to wire "Kit Cat" to helping us troubleshoot code when nothing we tried seemed to work out right! These volunteers give their time, talent, and patience to ensure we succeed. You aren't just teaching us how to build machines; you’re teaching us how to solve problems and lead.
We couldn’t do this without your expertise and your heart! 💜🤖
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jsBT20GYlWI
#BHSRobotics #MentorAppreciation #STEMEducation #BuildingTheFuture #BainbridgeStrong #[CY]BEARCATS11214
Stop by the bulletin board upstairs on the English wing to signs the Spring Break pledge (sponsored by the Anchor Club) promising to make good choices over the break.
Anchor officers show off their brain health bulletin board during brain health awareness month.
Anchor Club members get ready to egg the school- see if you can find a prize egg in Thursday and get a dose of inspiration with each egg you find.
CORRECTION-- ROUTE 51
TRANSPORTATION NOTICE: ROUTE 51
Morning Delay – Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Route 51(Mr. Alexander’s route) will experience a 45-minute to 1-hour delay tomorrow morning, 3/25/2026.
Thank you for your patience as we work through the current bus driver shortage.
Seniors took their cap and gown pictures today- graduation is getting closer.
Mrs. Hayes’ Introduction to Healthcare class teamed up with Officer Akins’ Introduction to Law class to teach students about fingerprinting and its importance in both healthcare and law enforcement. Students learned how fingerprints are used for identification, patient safety, and criminal investigations, gaining hands-on experience and insight into real-world applications.
GO BEHIND THE SCENES WITH KIT CAT! the [CY]BEARCATS robot competing this week in Albany🛠️🐱
Ever wanted to see a 125lb robot up close? When you visit us at the Albany Civic Center this weekend, don't just sit in the stands—come see us in the PITS!
Community GooseChase: Join our scavenger hunt for a chance to win prizes! The Hunt begins on Friday morning and ends Saturday at 5:00!
Meet the Team: We’ll be there to tell you everything we’ve learned on our rookie journey.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: To visit us in the Pits, you must wear closed-toed shoes. Just check in with Pit Admin for a pair of safety glasses and come say hi!
We can't wait to introduce you to the world of FIRST Robotics!
#STEM #FIRSTRobotics #KitCat #BainbridgeHigh #GooseChase
Ever wanted to see a 125lb robot up close? When you visit us at the Albany Civic Center this weekend, don't just sit in the stands—come see us in the PITS!
Community GooseChase: Join our scavenger hunt for a chance to win prizes! The Hunt begins on Friday morning and ends Saturday at 5:00!
Meet the Team: We’ll be there to tell you everything we’ve learned on our rookie journey.
⚠️ IMPORTANT: To visit us in the Pits, you must wear closed-toed shoes. Just check in with Pit Admin for a pair of safety glasses and come say hi!
We can't wait to introduce you to the world of FIRST Robotics!
#STEM #FIRSTRobotics #KitCat #BainbridgeHigh #GooseChase
![Come see the [CY]BEARCATS in action in the PITS on Friday and Saturday.](https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/decatur_county_schools__ga_ar/live_feed_image/image/25281284/large_ROOKIE_FRC__11214__15_.jpg)
![[CY]BEARCATS team discussing strategy in the PITS during competition. Come learn more about the game!](https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/decatur_county_schools__ga_ar/live_feed_image/image/25281282/large_Drive_Team_in_the_PITS_dalton.jpg)
The Bainbridge BassCats fishing team had four teams travel to Lake Lanier to compete in a Georgia Bass Nation tournament over the weekend. All four of our BassCat teams brought fish back to the scales to weigh in. The ability of these student anglers to adapt to different weather and lakes all over Florida and Georgia continues to be very impressive.
The highest placing BassCat teams were Fisher Baty, fishing solo, with 5 fish weighing 10.37 lbs for 71st place. Gunner Love and Kale Lambert weighing in 5 bass for 14.69 lbs for 43rd place. Drake Walls and Walker Brogdon had the highest finish with 5 bass weighing 15.10 lbs for a 36th place finish. Congratulations to all of our BassCat teams on their impressive finishes out of over 160 other teams!
Thank you to the parents, boat captains, and sponsors that help our student anglers have these opportunities. We are proud of the amount of work and effort our BassCat anglers dedicate to the sport! #gobasscats #gobearcats
The highest placing BassCat teams were Fisher Baty, fishing solo, with 5 fish weighing 10.37 lbs for 71st place. Gunner Love and Kale Lambert weighing in 5 bass for 14.69 lbs for 43rd place. Drake Walls and Walker Brogdon had the highest finish with 5 bass weighing 15.10 lbs for a 36th place finish. Congratulations to all of our BassCat teams on their impressive finishes out of over 160 other teams!
Thank you to the parents, boat captains, and sponsors that help our student anglers have these opportunities. We are proud of the amount of work and effort our BassCat anglers dedicate to the sport! #gobasscats #gobearcats
