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Virtual Learning Option Opens for Students in Grades K-12
Due to the reported spike in COVID-19 cases and the decision to make mask wearing optional, Caldwell County School System reopens an enrollment period for Caldwell Online, full remote virtual learning, for the 2021-2022 school year for students in grades K-12. The application process opens August 3, 2021 through Tuesday, August 10 at 5 pm. Applications will not be accepted after this period.
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Back-to-School Orientations
Schools invite parents and students to participate in school orientation for the upcoming school year provided conditions allow for a safe and healthy school environment. Currently, face coverings are optional. -
Grover and Alma Triplett Teacherage
The Education Foundation Inc. of Caldwell County invites new college graduates who have signed a contract to teach for CCS to complete an application for consideration to join the Education Foundation family and the privilege of living in the Grover and Alma Triplett Teacherage.Applications and rental requirements are on the Education Foundation Inc. website caldwelleducationfoundation.com under programs. Click here to apply. Interviews will be held the 2nd week of August with an occupancy date of August 27. For more information, contact Executive Director Pat Triplett at 828-729-8258 or email ptriplett@caldwellschools.com. -
NC Operations for Public Schools
To read the current public health guidance on operating schools in North Carolina, go to the NC Public Health Toolkit (grades K-12)
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Free Meals for Children
CCS Curbside Meals for children 18 years and younger on Wednesdays from 11-1 pm and 3:30-5:30 pm at Hibriten, South Caldwell, and West Caldwell will continue all summer long!
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Schools Welcome Parents and Students to Orientation
After more than a year of restricting access on school campuses due to the pandemic, schools are inviting parents and students to attend orientation for the upcoming school year provided conditions allow for a safe and healthy school environment. Presently, face coverings are optional. Read more for a detailed list of school orientations.
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Virtual Learning Option Opens for Students in Grades K-12
Due to the reported spike in COVID-19 cases and the decision to make mask wearing optional, Caldwell County School System reopens an enrollment period for Caldwell Online, full remote virtual learning, for the 2021-2022 school year for students in grades K-12. The application process opens August 3, 2021 through Tuesday, August 10 at 5 pm. Applications will not be accepted after this period.
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Starting the School Year Masks are Optional
After Governor Roy Cooper’s recent announcement that relaxed the state’s mandate requiring students and staff to wear face coverings at school, the Board of Education met today in a called meeting to discuss appropriate safety and health protocols for the upcoming school year. The School Board unanimously voted that face masks would be optional for students and staff in the 2021-2022 school year.
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Rising Stars Shine in the Classroom
For some 270 children starting kindergarten in the fall, they are Rising Stars for the next four weeks. These newly enrolled students are participating in the Rising Stars program, a nurturing and welcoming experience designed to prepare young children for a successful start into kindergarten.
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Superintendent Announces Four New Administrators
The School Board approved four new administrators to fill assistant principal positions. Congratulations to the newest APs: Amy Brawley, West Caldwell High School; Celine Ellison, William Lenoir Middle; Matthew Ross, Hudson Elementary; and Braley Speagle, South Caldwell High School!
