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CCS Preschool Programs are Open for Applications for the 2024-2025 School Year
Exciting News!
CCS Preschool Programs are now open for applications for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year! Programs include engaging elementary classrooms, new high school early learning labs, and a free part-time program for 3-year-olds. For more details, click here.
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Project Graduation '24 - Let's Celebrate!
All seniors and their guests are invited to Project Graduation '24 in celebration of the Class of 2024!
Enjoy arcade, mini-golf, laser tag, bowling, and games, free from 9 pm to 12 midnight for all 2024 graduates and their guests on Thursday, May 23, 2024, at Bo's Entertainment in Lenoir. Nearly $10K in prizes, games, food, etc., and $20K in scholarships.
Register online here.
Complete the senior and guest forms. If you have questions, contact your Project Graduation representative - Amy Krum, CASA; Katelyn Long, CECHS; Dawn Smith, Caldwell Online Academy; Amy Goble, Hibriten High; Will Swaba, South Caldwell High; and Jackie Gurnsey, West Caldwell High School.
For all seniors who register by May 17, 2024, their names will be entered into a drawing for a $100 giveaway at each high school.
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Parent Surveys: Digital Devices and AI
Your input is important to us. Please complete two parent surveys that will be available through the end of the school year.
First, the Digital Device Survey is in the PowerSchool Parent Portal here
This survey helps the state and Caldwell County Schools assess student and family needs concerning internet access and devices. If your student was issued a Caldwell County Schools device, you are recommended to use that device to complete the survey.
For step-by-step instructions, please see the digital device survey help guide.
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Use these directions to access and complete the survey: Digital Device Survey Directions.
Next, complete the Caldwell County Schools Artificial Intelligence (AI) Parent Survey. This survey has only seven questions and will assist the school district in developing policies and procedures addressing the usage and application of Generative AI.Click here for the survey.
Your participation is greatly appreciated!
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Caldwell County Schools Preschool Jump Start Program
Caldwell County Schools is accepting applications for the 2024-2025 Preschool Jump Start Program, a half-day preschool program for 3, 4, and 5-year-olds, with priority given to 3-year-olds. This program is free to all 3-year-olds. The Jump Start Preschool Academy is located at Whitnel Elementary School. Classes are held Mondays and Wednesdays from 8-10 am or 11:30 am to 2 pm. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, classes are held from 8-10 am. Breakfast or lunch is included. Space is limited, so please apply soon!
For more information, email lacoffey@caldwellschools.com or leave a message at 828-726-3920.
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Parent Portal - 24/7 Access to Student Information
Grades, Test Scores, Attendance and Assignments
The Parent Portal lets you access your student's attendance, grades, test scores, assignments, and more. Click here for the Parent Portal.
To view your student's test scores, go to Navigation and select State Test Reports. Your students' test results will be displayed. Please get in touch with your school's Data Manager if you are experiencing problems with your account.
The PowerSchool Parent Portal interface is user-friendly and gives parents/guardians access to multiple areas of information, such as grades, attendance, test results, grade history, and much more!Most importantly, update your contact information so we can contact you about your child's education! -
SAY SOMETHING Anonymous Reporting System
SEE IT. REPORT IT.
- Use our mobile APP
- Call 1-844-5+-SAYNOW
- Online visit saysomething.net
If you have a concern, report it. This system is available 24/7/365, and it is anonymous.
When it comes to preventing and intervening in a crisis, early information is a crucial component. One of the best ways to ensure that information is given thoroughly, quickly, and effectively is to use the anonymous reporting system.
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Class of 2024 Commencement Ceremonies Underway
The Class of 2024 Commencement Ceremonies are in full swing, celebrating the achievements of 81 students at Caldwell Early College High School and 47 at Caldwell Applied Sciences Academy (CASA). Between the two graduating classes, students completed an impressive 9,247 college credit hours during their high school years, totaling a savings of approximately $702,772 for families. Additionally, as these graduates continue their education journey, they have been awarded scholarships worth $10 million.
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Google Teams with Caldwell County Schools for Hands-on 'Building with Google' Event
More than 60 middle school students participated in a hands-on "Building with Google" event at the Freedman Center on Friday, April 26. The students built their own computers using Raspberry Pi devices, exploring the exciting world of hardware and software engineering.
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Caldwell Early College High Chemistry Teacher Awarded Prestigious Grants for Professional Development and Classroom Innovation
Lauren Smith, an Honors Chemistry teacher at Caldwell Early College High School, has been awarded the American Chemical Society Hach Grant for Professional Development. This grant will enable her to participate in the Biennial Conference on Chemical Education at the University of Kentucky in Lexington, KY, this summer.
