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Project Graduation 2021
All Caldwell County Schools 2021 graduates are invited to Project Graduation to celebrate with your class on May 22, 2021, from 8 pm to 12 am at Bo's Entertainment in Lenoir. Only graduates of the Class of 2021 are invited to attend. Enjoy free food, drinks, arcade, mini-golf, bowling, and win door prizes: TVs, devices, speakers, Chromebooks, etc., and CASH! Register at your school or online here. If you register by May 17, your name will be entered into a $100 drawing at each high school.
This is Caldwell's gift to the Class of 2021! You deserve this celebration together! (All current safety protocols will be observed.)
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Caldwell Online
Next school year, middle and high school students will have an online learning option through Caldwell Online, the district’s new virtual instructional platform. To be eligible to participate, students must have passed all classes in the 2020-21 school year and demonstrated self-motivation as reflected in good attendance and behavior. Participation requires a year-long commitment from students.
To apply, click here.
Informational sessions for Caldwell Online will be via Zoom on May 18 at 6:00 pm - Zoom LinkFor additional information, email Caldwellonline@caldwellschools.com or call 828-728-8407 ext. 140115
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CCS Curbside Meals for children 18 years and younger on Wednesdays from 11-1 pm and 3:30-5:30 pm at Hibriten, South Caldwell, and West Caldwell. All students are eligible to eat breakfast and lunch meals at school at no charge!
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Weekly Summary of COVID-19 and Updates
In an effort to openly communicate positive COVID cases to the public while respecting the privacy of others and protecting confidential medical information, Click here for the CCS weekly summary report.
The school district will follow state and local health procedures for any suspected, presumptive, or confirmed cases. More here.
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Oak Hill School Property
The Upset Bid status of Oak Hill School may be found on the district website. For more information, click here and for the notice of sale of real property, read more.
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Parent Portal - 24/7 Access to Student Grades, Attendance and Assignments
Log in and access your 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! Click here for more information.
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Early College High School Class of 2021 Earns 82 Associate's Degrees
The Caldwell Early College High School Class of 2021 earned a total of 82 associate’s degrees through the program’s innovative partnership with Caldwell Community College and Technical Institute (CCC&TI), where they accumulated 6,677 college credits that saved families more than $765,500 in tuition and textbook costs. Of the 89 graduates, 72 are first-generation college students.
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West Caldwell Artwork on Display in Raleigh
Rylee Carter, sophomore at West Caldwell High School, placed in the Top 10 out of 764 entries in the N.C. Department of Transportation’s Division of Aviation Art Contest, an annual competition among students across North Carolina.
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Excellence in Education Awards Ceremony
The Excellence in Education ceremony held on Wednesday filled the JE Broyhill Civic Center with educators and staff who were selected by their peers as nominees for the 2021-2022 “of the year” awards sponsored by the Education Foundation Inc. of Caldwell County and Blue Ridge Energy.
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Caldwell Online for Middle and High School
Next school year, middle and high school students will have an online learning option through Caldwell Online, the district’s new virtual instructional platform. To be eligible to participate, students must have passed all classes in the 2020-21 school year and demonstrated self-motivation as reflected in good attendance and behavior. Participation requires a year-long commitment from students at all grade levels.
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Summer Learning in Grades K-12
With only a few weeks left in the school year, plans are well underway for a continuation of learning for students in grades K-12 in the School Extension Learning and Enrichment Program, a recovery and enrichment program stipulated through state legislation to help mitigate the effects of COVID-19 on academically at-risk students.
