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Parent Portal - 24/7 Access to Student Grades, Attendance and Assignments
HomeBase™ Parent Portal allows parents to log in and access their student's attendance, grades, assignments, and other information. This portal gives parents and students access to real-time student data - no need to wait for progress reports. You have access to grades every day! Need an account? Click here for more information. -
CCS Remote Instruction Tutorials
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Back to School Updates and Details
Parents whose students are enrolled in the hybrid instruction plan must complete an attestation form in order to ensure the safety of all students. CCS will strictly enforce health and safety guidelines. This includes a standardized screening process for all students as they enter school. Working together we will keep our schools and communities strong!
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NC Home Builders Construction Trade Teacher of the Year
Congratulations to Mike Sims, CTE teacher at South Caldwell High School, for being named the 2020 NCHBA (North Carolina Home Builders Assoc) Construction Trades Teacher of the Year!
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NC BRINGS YOUNG LEARNERS BACK INTO THE CLASSROOM (Governor Approves Plan A for Grades K-5))
Gov. Roy Cooper announced today that children in kindergarten through fifth grade may return to in-person learning under the state’s least restrictive reopening Plan A as early as October 5. School districts are not mandated to implement Plan A but now they have the option.
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USDA Extends Funds to Provide Free Meals to All Children
On Monday, Aug. 31, the USDA extended funding and flexibility that will allow Caldwell County Schools to serve free meals to all children in the county regardless of income or school enrollment.
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Curbside Meals for Qualifying Families
Lunch and breakfast meals are now served daily in school, and meals will continue to be distributed weekly at designated sites. For qualifying households, these meals are free or at a reduced price.
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Riding Safely: New Procedures for Bus Riders
More than 100 yellow buses rolled out across the county this first week of school, with some starting routes as early as 6:00 am just as in years past, but not everything is the same as before, as new safety procedures have changed the bus rider experience.
