Announcements

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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CCS Response to COVID-19

In an effort to slow the threat of coronavirus (COVID-19), Gov. Roy Cooper extended school closure to May 15 and by executive order, citizens are instructed to stay at home through April 29; do not gather in groups to exceed 10 people.

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News Releases

Message from the Superintendent to the Class of 2020

As we work through this 'new' reality, it is important to our system that we make a commitment to our seniors to hold a graduation ceremony as well as prom. We can't confirm specific details, but we want to let our students know that we will make sure these events happen. We are aware that other senior activities have been postponed, and these will be rescheduled if possible.

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Essential Operations During the Stay At Home Order

As ordered by Gov. Roy Cooper public schools are closed until May 15 and the Governor's recent announcement of a 30-day stay at home order means that the already limited operations of the school system will be reduced further.

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School Closure Extended to May 15

Gov. Roy Cooper extended school closure to May 15 in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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No School Visitors Please

To limit the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), all schools are closed to students as directed by Gov. Roy Cooper. Effective Friday, Mar. 20, the school district will restrict visitors who are non-employees on all school campuses and educational sites.

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