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Kindergarten Screening is scheduled through Aug. 20 by appointment, which is required for all students enrolled in the hybrid instruction plan and also in Caldwell Connect. Click here for more details on dates and times>

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Caldwell County Schools 2020-2021 Re-Entry Plan

The Board of Education approved moderate social distancing and blended education consisting of in-person instruction and remote learning with an option for parents to select full remote learning in grades K-12 to begin the 2020-2021 school year. Click here to read the full document for reopening schools. Dr. Don Phipps, Superintendent, and Dr. Katrina McEllen, Educational Program Services Director, give a comprehensive overview of reopening schools with Plan B - Hybrid Instruction - with the full remote option - Caldwell Connect.

Registration for Caldwell Connect is now closed!

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K - 12 New Student Enrollment

Caldwell County Schools is now registering new students for 2020-21 school year. Registration is online now. All forms are available and should be completed for enrollment.

For more information about Kinder enrollment, visit the Preschool website here. Call the Pre-K Department at 828-726-3920 if you have any questions.

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Advanced Math Placement Testing Request

Students who are not initially placed in an advanced math learning opportunity in grades 4-8 have the opportunity to request to take the EOG for the grade they were enrolled in during 2019-2020 to determine if they are eligible for placement. In order to place in this manner students must score a Level V on the EOG. Please download and submit the request to your school's principal.

Advanced Math Placement Testing Request

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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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News

Reopening Schools with New Resources

Nearly 700 teachers returned to school this week and participated in training sessions not only for effective classroom instruction but also for providing a safe and healthy learning environment. Safety equipment and resources are available to school personnel to prevent, protect and mitigate health risks.

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JumpStart: Elementary Students Jump Back into School

As families are selecting options on how to start the school year, more than 200 elementary students are finishing up with JumpStart, a summer program that blends in-person and remote learning designed for students in grades K-4 to help them get ready for the upcoming school year after the disruptions caused by last semester’s COVID-19 closure.

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WrapAround Registration

WrapAround, school-aged child care program, registration begins this week for new students: Aug. 4-6. WrapAround will provide after school care at 13 sites and care for full days at seven locations.

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REOPENING SCHOOLS: Blended Instruction, Safety Protocols, and Full Remote Option

After much discussion that involved considerable input from focus groups and parent, teacher, and community surveys, the Board of Education approved a blended education model consisting of in-person instruction combined with remote learning and parents may opt for full remote learning in grades K-12 to begin the 2020-2021 school year.

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