To ensure student safety, we will be making temporary adjustments to a small number of bus routes. Updated pickup points and routes will be shared later today via email, on our district website, and on our social media pages.
Students who are assigned to an adjusted route and are unable to get to school by another means will not be counted absent. For all other students, normal attendance procedures will apply.
We appreciate everyone's patience and flexibility as we transition back to in-person learning. Our goal is to safely return to routine while supporting families where conditions remain less than ideal. Thank you for your continued partnership and understanding.
We're looking forward to seeing our students back tomorrow.
School Closure – Friday, January 30
Due to continued winter weather and road conditions, Caldwell Schools will be closed for in-person learning tomorrow, Friday, January 30.
Tomorrow will be Online Learning Day #3.
Students should follow the online learning plans and schedules shared by their teachers and buildings. .
Thank you for your flexibility and continued support. Please stay safe and warm!
This will be a traditional snow day (no online learning)
Please stay warm and safe, and continue to monitor district communications for any updates.
Students will not report to school buildings. Instead, learning will take place remotely following the plans and schedules that have already been shared by each building and teacher.
We appreciate everyone's flexibility as we prioritize safe travel while keeping learning moving forward. Thank you for your continued support of our students and staff.
Additional details will be shared by buildings as needed.
❄️ Weather Update – School Closure & Online Learning Day ❄️
Due to the significant snowfall and cold temperatures, our district will be closed for in-person learning tomorrow, January 26th.
Tomorrow will be an Online Learning Day. Specific buildings have already shared schedule details and expectations, so families and students should refer to communication from their school for timing, lessons, and check-ins.
Additionally, our all-call system is experiencing some difficulties, so the phone notification may be slower than usual.
Thank you for your flexibility and support. Stay warm, and we look forward to seeing everyone back soon!
Janae shows incredible dedication to both our district and, most importantly, our students. She works tirelessly to meet kids where they are, providing support, encouragement, and high-quality instruction that helps them grow academically and build their confidence. Her patience, professionalism, and genuine care for students truly make a difference every single day.
We are grateful for Janae’s commitment to our learners and the positive impact she has on our school community. Thank you for all you do, Janae!!
Yesterday marked Calamity Day #6 for the school year. With the potential for winter weather this weekend, we wanted to share this information now so families can plan ahead.
Attached is our Online Learning Plan, which was adopted by the Board of Education and outlines how instruction will continue if we move into an online learning day later this winter.
If an online learning day is needed, building principals will communicate specific details and expectations directly with families.
Thank you for your continued support and flexibility as we navigate winter weather together.
This week we are excited to recognize Karen Baker as our Staff Member of the Week! Karen truly goes above and beyond for our students and our district each and every day. Whether she’s driving a bus, helping out in the kitchen, or stepping in to cover custodial shifts, Karen is always willing to help wherever she’s needed.
Her flexibility, dedication, and positive attitude have made a big difference at the high school and across the entire district, helping everything run smoothly behind the scenes. We are so grateful for her hard work and commitment to our kids and community.
Thank you, Karen, for all you do- we appreciate you!
Mrs. Hannon is loved by students for bringing fun and creativity into every art lesson. From colorful masterpieces to creative thinking, she inspires our kids to express themselves and explore their talents in new ways. Her joyful energy and passion for teaching make a lasting impact!
Thank you, Mrs. Hannon, for making art exciting, for nurturing creativity, and for being such a positive influence on our Caldwell Elementary students. We are grateful for you!
Just a quick reminder that Tuesday, January 6th is a teacher professional development day meaning, no school for students.
We’re excited for the work ahead and can’t wait to welcome students back on Wednesday!
We are giving our students an extra day of Christmas break! Tuesday, January 6th will now be a teacher professional development day, meaning no school for students. Our staff will be hard at work preparing for a strong second half of the year, while our students enjoy one more day to rest, recharge, and ease back into the routine.
We wanted to share this update early to help families plan ahead, and we will be sure to send reminders as the date gets closer.
Enjoy the extended break with your families! We will see all students back on Wednesday, January 7th, ready to kick off 2026.
Have a safe and wonderful holiday season!
Clint is also a longtime and highly successful basketball coach whose impact on our students extends far beyond wins and losses. His commitment, consistency, and mentorship have positively shaped students for years.
Thank you, Clint, for everything you do for our students, our schools, and our community, we are grateful to have you!
