The art of over 50 students from five Baldwin County schools is on display during the month of March at the Baldwin County Library Cooperative (BCLC).

The exhibition is part of the library’s Circ700 Student Art Show.

“The students featured are in elementary school through high school,” said Liz Reed, director of BCLC. “The work is a credit to the students and the outstanding art programs in Baldwin County schools.”

Students from Robertsdale Elementary School are Jalyric McCrary, Dalton McKinley, Sierra Allen, Anne Dean, Britanne Arthur, Allen Cox, Autumn Bramlett, Hope Plato and Stella Williams.

Representing Elsanor Elementary are Alex Brown, Ashley Skipper, Brittany Burgett and Brianna West.

Foley High School students are Lydia Stevens, Hayden Dunlap, Angela Davenport, Olivia Gould, Garret Parker, Ian Hogue, Ginny Nicholas, Kathryne Williams, Faith Denton, Brandon Pierce, Haley Antoine, Shawn Suttle, Christopher Wallace, Lawrence Rowler, Kasey Anderson, Willie Parker Jr. and Chris Heinen.

ROBERTSDALE, Ala. — Students from Baldwin County High School are Allyson Stinson, Stephanie Huffaker, Emmanuel Stevens, Danielle Lafon, Lacy Bryant, Katrina Hayden, Colby Parker, Jeremiah Spears, Karrie Ellis and Christina Thompson.

Spanish Fort High School is represented by Nichole Black, Abbi Crittenden, Do Vo, Vicki Nottingham, Felicia Smith, Dylan Tribble, Kaylin Baker, Maria Hollinger, Allison Bean and Joshua Mathews.

Circ700 features the artwork of Baldwin County students. The exhibits feature a wide range of media including paintings, drawings, photography and sculpture.

The Baldwin County Library Cooperative consists of the county’s 11 local libraries, the Bookmobile and 12 book deposit stations.

BCLC is open from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and is located in the Central Annex at 22251 Palmer St. in Robertsdale.