Caswell County Schools Celebrate Improvement
Celebrating the second year in a row that Caswell County Schools is not considered a low performing district and a message of gratitude from Superintendent Lance Stokes.
Caswell County Schools has received good news regarding preliminary school performance grades, student performance tests, academic growth scores, and designations. North Carolina School Report Cards will not be updated online to reflect these findings until later in the year.
Additional data elements—such as SAT/AP results, college enrollment, career readiness, discipline data, and class sizes—are updated later in the spring and summer
A Message of Gratitude to the Caswell County Schools Community
Submitted by Lance Stokes, Ed.S., Superintendent of Caswell County Schools
Caswell County Schools has much to celebrate. Our latest performance results reflect meaningful academic growth across the district, with improvements in reading, mathematics, college and career readiness, ACT scores, WorkKeys performance, and graduation outcomes. For the second consecutive year, Caswell County Schools has not been identified as a low-performing district.
These accomplishments belong to our entire community. I extend my sincere appreciation to our students for their determination, our teachers and staff for their dedication, our families for their continued support, our Board of Education for its leadership, and our community partners for investing in the success of our schools.
Although we still have important work ahead, these results demonstrate what is possible when we work together with a shared commitment to excellence. Let us celebrate this progress while continuing to build safe, supportive, and academically strong schools for every student.
Thank you for believing in Caswell County Schools and for helping our students grow, succeed, and prepare for a bright future.
