Announcements

2020 Year-End Parent Letter

Updates for the end-of-the school year, such as grades, college admission, kindergarten enrollment, etc., are included in this letter to parents. The school year officially ends on June 5, 2020. Click here to read the full letter to parents. We appreciate all that you have done to help your student be successful this year!

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Kindergarten Registration Open

Caldwell County Schools is now registering for 2020-21 school year. Registration is online now. All forms are available and should be completed for enrollment. For more information, visit the Preschool website here. Call the Pre-K Department at 828-726-3920 if you have any questions.

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Wifi Bus Locations

Check out the Google map showing the Wifi bus locations for Caldwell County Schools. See the locations here.

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CCS Remote Learning Plan

We have completed a Remote Learning Plan for Caldwell County Schools and invite you to read and discuss it with your children. Many hours of planning and collaborating with leaders in the school district are invested in the Remote Learning Plan to ensure that students are engaged in meaningful activities during school closure.

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News Releases

RETIREES RECOGNIZED AT DRIVE-THRU CELEBRATION

During a two-day, drive-thru retirement recognition event, the school district honored the dedication of 64 retirees with more than 1,500 total years of service in public education.

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SOUTH CALDWELL FBLA STUDENTS WIN STATE AWARDS

Students win the gold, silver, and bronze at the statewide virtual FBLA leadership conference.

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TIME TO REGISTER KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS USING ONLINE ENROLLMENT FORM

Parents whose children are turning five years old on or before August 31, 2020, are encouraged to use the district’s online enrollment form to register their children for kindergarten.

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Cancellations, Postponed Activities Due to COVID-19 Concerns

Due to the threat of spreading COVID-19, public schools closed the third week of March and with only 13 days remaining in this school year, administrators are collaborating with state and local officials on how to safely and carefully reintroduce a level of normalcy back into the lives of students who are scheduled to return to school in August.

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