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FOLEY HIGH SCHOOL Extracurricular Activities (subject to updates and changes)

CLUBS

• Art Club
• Band -Jazz Band, Marching Band, Mariachi Band, The Noise (rock band)
• Chorus/Chamber Choir
• Colorguard/Winterguard
• Fishing
• Friends of Exceptional Children
• Future Business Leaders of America
• Future Farmers of America
• Future Teachers of America
• Health Occupations Students of America
• Hispanic Organization Promoting Education
• Junior Optimist Club
• Key Club
• Lion Pride News
• National Honor Society
• National Technical Honor Society
• Peer Helpers
• Role Playing Games
• Scholar’s Bowl
• South Baldwin Junior Chamber Ambassadors
• Step
• Technology Student Association (Robotics)
• Theater/Foley Theater Company
• Yearbook

ATHLETICS
Fall

• Cheerleading
• Cross Country B/G
• ESports B/G
• Flag Football
• Football
• Volleyball

Winter

• Basketball B/G
• Bowling B/G
• Indoor Track B/G
• Wrestling B/G
• Swimming B/G

Spring

• Baseball
• Golf B/G
• Outdoor Track B/G
• Soccer B/G
• Softball
• Tennis B/G

To view the Foley High Bell Schedule click here. 

To view and download a copy of the BCBE Student and Teacher Yearly Calendar click here.

Click here for the Bus Finder Form

Camp Lion Pride is for 9th grade students and new students. Watch for information!

Foley High School Electronic Device Procedure

New guidelines for electronic device use for 2025-2026 coming soon!

Attendance Guidelines for Dances at Foley High

Note: Absences accrue throughout the school year while tardies reset at the semester. Tardies for second semester events will start accumulating in January.

1. HOCO (Oct. 25) - if students have 2 or more unexcused absences and/or 5 or more unexcused tardies (1st semester) to school they will not be allowed to attend.
2. Winter Ball (Jan. 31) - if students have 3 or more unexcused absences and/or 3 or more unexcused tardies (2nd semester) to school they will not be allowed to attend.
3. Prom (Mar. 21) - if students have 4 or more unexcused absences and/or 5 or more unexcused tardies (2nd semester) to school they will not be allowed to attend.

Behavior

If a student has 3 or more days of OSS, they are not allowed to attend dances. Administration reserves the right to deny attendance for any student to extracurricular events regardless of the number of OSS days accumulated.

 

Specific School Dress Code Guidelines
Page 33 Baldwin County Board of Education Student and Parent Handbook

All attire:

a. No pictures, emblems, or writings on clothing that:

b. Are lewd, offensive, vulgar or obscene,

c. Advertises or depicts tobacco products, alcoholic beverages, drugs or any other illegal substance, or

d. Contains fighting words or incites criminal activity; or

e. Can reasonably be expected to cause a material or substantial disruption of, or interference with, normal school operations.

Tops:

a. Tops that reveal the body in an inappropriate manner are not permitted. This includes but is not limited to mid-driffs, crop tops, bare at the sides, sundresses, “spaghetti strap” type tops, racer backs, off-the-shoulder tops, low-cut front or low-cut tops

b. No cut off/crop tops. (No midriff can be showing)

c. No sleeveless garments.

d. No see-through garments.

e. Designed so that the neckline does not reveal cleavage.

f. Designed to cover all undergarments.

g. Fit properly- no oversized or overly tight tops.

h. No tank top/undershirt can be worn as a shirt.

Shorts:

a. Length should be at fingertip/hand or mid-thigh, whichever is longer.

b. Fit properly- no oversized or tight shorts.

c. No spandex, biker, or see-through shorts.

d. Must be hemmed and not rolled up

Dresses:

a. Length should be at fingertip or mid-thigh, whichever is longer.

b. Splits may not exceed (3) inches above the top of the knee.

Pants:

a. Proper fit- no sagging or baggy fit: worn at the waist. (No pajama bottoms)

b. No see through or spandex legging pants.

c. Pants that are too tight or allow for exposure of undergarments are not permitted.

d. Leggings, yoga pants, and other tight fitting, spandex or lycra based pants must be worn with an acceptable top that covers the private areas of the body.

e. Leggings/tights may be worn only under shirts and dresses of appropriate length so that the buttocks and private area are covered.

f. No holes in jeans in inappropriate areas (length rule); Pants or Jeans may only have holes at the knee or below. Pants or Jeans that have holes above the knee are not allowed, unless there is material beneath the holes

g. Sweat pants and warm-up suits will be allowed.

Shoes:

a. Must be worn at all times, fastened properly.

b. *Classes may require certain shoes and/or prohibit certain shoes for safety reasons. Ex. P.E., Chemistry.

c. No bedroom slippers.

d. For elementary school students, no open toed or open heeled shoes may be allowed for safety reasons (i.e. no Crocs).

Accessories:

a. Students may not wear hats or head coverings in school buildings or on school premises. This includes but is not limited to bandanas, athletic headbands, headscarves/hair wraps, hoodies, and other forms of headgear or hair covering.

b. Exceptions include:

• Head gear used as part of a uniform such as the JROTC cap, band uniform hats, and athletic headgear worn with a uniform on the playing and practice fields are allowed.
• Religious purposes, which have been approved prior to wearing.
• During extreme cold weather, students will be allowed to wear toboggans outdoors on campus.

c. Other than safety-related accessories for safety related purposes, accessories such as masks, hats, caps, sweatbands, or other head covering will not be worn in building;

d. No gang related clothing/items will be allowed.

e. Students must cover and/or conceal any court and/or law imposed tracking and/or monitoring devices.

C. Exemptions for Schools
All students enrolled in the Baldwin County Public Schools shall be required to dress in accordance with the adopted dress code policy. A student may be exempted from complying with the policy in the following instances:

a. When noncompliance derives from financial hardship;

b. When noncompliance derives from the student’s particular disability or health condition that requires a departure from the dress code; or

c. When noncompliance derives from a student’s sincerely held religious belief.

If the parents or guardians desire not to have their child comply with any portion of the Baldwin County Board of Education dress code policy for the reasons stated above, or due to special extenuating circumstances related to an item listed above, the students’ parents or guardians must secure an exemption from their child’s school principal. Parents or guardians should supply a written explanation to the school principal as to why an exemption should be granted. If the outcome of the principal’s determination is not to the parent or guardian’s liking, the parent or guardian may submit a written exemption request to the Superintendent, or his or her designee. Additional grounds for an exemption may be allowed at the principal’s discretion.

School fees can be paid online using My School Bucks at this link. 

***STUDENT PARKING PASS FORM is located here for ALL students.***

Senior information listed below.

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Senior Parking Information:

We are gearing up for another awesome year at Foley High School and wanted to get out information for senior parking permits. 

1. Seniors who want a reserved painted parking spot will owe a total of $75. There are 2 links on the Google form that will allow you to pay for this on myschoolbucks. You will have to click on both links and pay $40 for standard parking and an additional $35 for senior parking. If you are not purchasing a reserved spot then you will only pay the standard parking fee of $40.
2. The parking application is located here. The senior parking agreement and guidelines are located here. This second link is the form where you will submit your design to Mrs. Korhonen for approval and agree to terms.
3. You will need to bring in a hard copy of your driver license and proof of insurance to Mrs. Gartman in the front office, and have everything paid in full to receive your parking permit. 

Please do not come to the school until July 8 to select your parking spot. We will begin taking requests for parking spots on Tuesday, July 8, 2025 at 8:00AM. To keep students from coming up to the office multiple times, please make sure both Google forms have been filled out correctly, and you have all necessary paperwork. You may go ahead and submit your design now so that approval is granted, and you are ready to go on July 8. Enjoy the rest of your summer! We are looking forward to an awesome year and will see you all soon!

Students need to bring a backpack, folder or binder with paper, a pen, and a pencil for the first day of school. Teachers will communicate with students and parents the first week of school if additional supplies are needed.

To download or review a copy of the BCBE student handbook please click here.