The HOPE Center is hosting a food drive at Caldwell County Primary School and Caldwell County Elementary School. All donated food items will be given to Southside Baptist Church to help prepare Thanksgiving food baskets for families in our community.

The classroom at each school that brings the most items overall will win a pizza party. 

​Mrs. Harralson's students at Caldwell County Elementary School are collecting toys to support Operation Giving Trees, a local nonprofit organization in Princeton that assists families throughout the year. As part of a special community service project, students are helping the organization prepare for the Christmas season!

Donations of toy cars, LEGOs, Barbies, and baby dolls are especially needed. 

 A collection box will be available in ​Mrs. Harralson's classroom.

Mrs. Harralson's students are once again leading donation drives at CCMS and CCHS to support the HOPE & COPE Centers! This year, the center is in need of socks, chapstick, and winter hats.

Donations will be accepted beginning Monday​, November 2 through ​Friday, November 13.​ All donations are greatly appreciated.

Join us this Veterans Day as we honor the brave men and women who have served our country. We are excited to welcome all local Veterans to a special celebration on Wednesday, November 11, at Caldwell County Elementary School.   

Following the conclusion of the program, we’ll begin the campus-wide parade.

Thanksgiving is just around the corner! Our students, families, and staff will have a chance to take a well-deserved break from the school routine and enjoy the holiday together.

Have a relaxing and enjoyable Thanksgiving, Tigers! 

Our Primary and Elementary libraries are inspiring students to "Read, Think, Create and Lead!"  Through engaging read alouds, book exploration, hands on challenges, collaboration and journal reflections, students are building curiosity, creativity and confidence.  

October's Literati Book Fair offered an exciting opportunity to discover new books and celebrate reading. November's theme, "Leaders and Changemakers," reminds students that everyone can be a leader.  In the library, students practice leadership by checking out their own books, caring for shared materials, helping classmates, recommending books and contributing ideas. 

 Across both libraries, our Tigers are discovering how their ideas and actions can positively impact their schools and communities!  

Regular attendance is an important part of student success. As families plan for the 2026–2027 school year, please keep these attendance reminders in mind:

Families should also be mindful of chronic absenteeism, which is defined as missing 10% of the school year—about two days each month—whether absences are excused or unexcused.

Every day matters. Every absence adds up. Let’s make every school day count!

Keep up with all the important dates! From parent-teacher conferences to school holidays and special events, our school calendar ensures your family is always in the loop. Click the calendar to view or download a copy, and don’t forget to check back regularly for any updates throughout the year.  

You can view the full calendar on the district website and begin planning for a successful school year. We look forward to another great year together!

The School Food Pantry is located at CCES. Families with children enrolled in Caldwell County Schools are eligible to visit the food pantry. You can schedule an appointment to visit the pantry by calling the HOPE Center at 270-365-8050 or the COPE Center at 270-365-8026.

The school clinic will be open on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM while school is in session. A dedicated Baptist Health team will be on-site to provide essential health services, ensuring our students and staff have access to the care they need.