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As we start the school year, click here for Back-to-School Information. Face masks are now required for students and staff in grades K-12. Face coverings on buses and other school transportation are also required as this is a federal mandate. We are ready and looking forward to having our students back in school!
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Parents Sign and Return the Attestation Forms
As school starts on Monday, August 23, parents are asked to complete and return the attestation form for daily COVID symptom screening. For the form, click here. The Spanish form is available as well, click here. Thank you for collaborating with schools to provide a safe and healthy learning environment!
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Free Meals for All Students
All parents are encouraged to complete the ONLINE Free and Reduced Application. Click here. Meals will be free to all students again this year. However, families may be entitled to benefits offered through other organizations such as the P-EBT. Apply today and don't miss out on any beneficial resources for your children. -
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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CCS Commemorates Constitution Day
Caldwell Early College High School sophomores stood before the Charters of Freedom in downtown Lenoir and participated in the commemoration of the 234th anniversary of the drafting of the Constitution of the United States of America - September 17 - a day to be remembered by this country's present and future citizenry.
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New Board Member Sworn into Office
At the Board of Education regular business meeting held this evening, newly appointed board member BJ Fore took the Oath of Office, administered by Dan Kuehnert, Superior Court Judge for the 25th Judicial District of the NC 5th Superior Court Division.
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Baton Elementary Goes Outdoors!
Baton Elementary students will go outdoors for completely new learning experiences in trail biking, gardening, and nature studies, enriching opportunities available for students in grades K-5 through grant funding and community support.
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Code on the Go Bus Brings STEM to Students
More exploration in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) will be delivered to students on board the Code On the Go bus, an initiative supported by the Coding and Mobile App Development Grant Program that was launched in 2019 with funding from the NC General Assembly. Caldwell County Schools was one of 16 districts across the state to receive the grant.
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Caldwell Online Offers Virtual Learning Option
In an effort to be responsive to the unique needs and circumstances of families, more than 450 students have opted for online learning through Caldwell Online, the school district’s virtual instructional academy for students in grades K-12.
