Education
Interim Superintendent of Caswell County School Lance Stokes asked Homeschoolers to consider working with him to create flexible options for students and their families.
Education
Caswell County Schools recognizes drivers who go above and beyond for students.
Education
The school district currently uses 21 buses to run 22 routes. The average ride time is nearly 109.9 minutes, just ten minutes shy of two hours. The tiered routing system proposed would use 22 buses to run 30 routes, reducing the average ride time to just over an hour, 67.67 minutes.
Education
Caswell Board of Education had a full agenda Monday night.
Education
Like the county, the school system can no longer depend on fund balance to cover recurring expenses. Without additional revenue, spending cuts will be necessary.
Community
Families will enjoy bounce houses, dunking booth, bingo, face painting, pie in the face, water play, bottle bowling, basketball, soccer, bubbles, water games, inflatable axe throwing, inflatable obstacle course, adult bumper ball, food trucks, Slushie truck, other games, and more!!
Community
Mr. Jack Pointer, a longtime Caswell County Educator who retired in 2001 was honored on Tuesday, March 31 during a special dedication ceremony to name the Jack L. Pointer Softball Field at Bartlett Yancey High School BYHS.
Education
Each school's winner is presented to a selection committee to select the District Driver of the Month. The monthly winners are placed on the District Driver of the Year Ballot.
News
$18.8 million school capital improvement project moves forward, without a local match, but there is a long list of improvements still needed
Caswell County Schools
23 faculty and staff members selected as teacher, beginning teacher, teacher assistant, and classified employee of the year at their respective schools
Caswell County Schools
School Board and Commissioners agree they need to develop a better understanding of what funding sources were available for capital needs.
Caswell County Board of Education
School Board votes to bring in contracted help to support the budget and Needs Based Grant processes after the Interim Superintendent faced intense questioning from both the Commissioners and School Board