Edition: January 1, 2024

Baldwin County Public Schools is expanding its workforce support by welcoming three new career coaches

We are thrilled to announce the newest additions to the Baldwin County Public Schools Career Coach team. Please join us in welcoming three eager and dynamic career coaches with a passion for serving students and providing guidance and exposure to the many career pathways in our region.

Meet the faces:

Gabrielle Stopa: With a wealth of experience in the community college sector, Gabrielle brings invaluable insight into college admissions which will provide expertise in supporting students as they navigate postsecondary education and training opportunities.
Sara Grace Littleton: As a previous director of development at a college preparatory elementary school, Sara Grace brings a passion for inspiring students to surpass their own expectations.
Gavin McNellage: Gavin comes with a diverse background as a distribution supervisor at AMSTI-USA that will provide a seamless transition into education and serve students to help them realize their full potential.

Alabama Talent Triad - Making All Learning Count

The Talent Triad is a public-private partnership, sponsored by Governor Ivey’s Office of Education and Workforce Transformation and AlabamaWorks! to easily provide access to information about jobs, credentials, and job seekers in an online talent marketplace. Unlike many other efforts where states are deploying technology to gather and connect workforce and education data for state-level research and reporting, the Talent Triad was not built to serve the state.

The Talent Triad was designed to serve citizen stakeholders and facilitate the success of:

• Job-seekers and working learners who wish to apply their skills in a new or advancing role

• Employers who seek to find talented Alabamians to fill in-demand jobs

• Education providers working to train and build Alabama’s talented workforce