Barry Baldwin has made his mark at Naperville Central, and then some.
“I’ve been around Naperville Central since I was two years old. My stepfather was a dean here and a wrestling coach. So I have hung around here in the hall since 1971,” said Baldwin.
But after thirty years of impacting kids’ lives, his tenure at Naperville Central is coming to a close at the end of the school year. His reach spanned from the field…to the course…to the classroom…and even the announcing booth, calling boys and girls basketball games. He first started at Central as a building supervisor in 1993, also signing up to be an assistant girls soccer coach under Redhawk legend Ed Watson. His connection with his student-athletes would shift his career trajectory. This story is sponsored by Fair Oaks Ford and .…