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Why choose Caroline County public schools?

Caroline County Public Schools - Empowering the next generation of learners, thinkers, and leaders. Caroline County, Virginia. Educational leaders and School Boards are strategic. We are strategic in our thinking, planning, and analysis.

Does Caroline County public schools have an instructional calendar for 2022-23?

We hope that this added layer of connectivity is beneficial to the community and students of Caroline County Public Schools. Our dedicated Calendar Committee has drafted two instructional calendar options for the 2022-2023 school year and we would like your feedback.

How many trailers does Caroline County public schools have?

Caroline County Public Schools is excited to announce the deployment of six (6) wifi trailers to add an additional method of connectivity for our students and community. We have partnered with local churches and organizations that have graciously allowed us to use their grounds to park the trailers. The locations of each trailer are listed below.

Who will be the next superintendent of Caroline County public schools?

The Caroline County Public School Board voted unanimously at its regularly scheduled meeting on October 8, 2018, to move into contract negotiations with Sarah B. Calveric, Ph.D. to become the next Superintendent of Caroline County Public Schools. Dr. Calveric has served as the Assistant Superintendent of Instruction for CCPS since 2016.

What is the 2020-2021 school year?

As the 2020-2021 school year draws to a close, parents are posing questions about the technology device collection process. CCPS Technology Services has compiled a list into an FAQ for everyone to help answer the most commonly asked ones. We encourage you to visit our website for frequent FAQ information and updates.

When will Keener become the next executive director of Caroline's Promise?

She will begin this position August 1, 2021. Posted on. June 15, 2021.

Who is the coordinator of virtual learning in Caroline County?

The Caroline County School Board appointed Mrs. Margaret Bryant as Coordinator of Virtual Learning and Innovation at their meeting on July 12, 2021.

Who is Elizabeth Markwood?

The Caroline County School Board appointed Mrs. Elizabeth Markwood as Assistant Principal of Work Based Learning and CTE at their meeting on June 14, 2021.#N#Mrs. Markwood graduated from Radford University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Fashion Merchandising. She also holds a Master’s Degree in Career and Technical Education from Virginia Tech and an Administration and Supervision Endorsement from Virginia Commonwealth University. Mrs. Markwood is currently a Marketing Education Teacher/Coordinator and CTE Department Lead for Hanover County Public Schools. Serving in this leadership role for the past fifteen years, she has been awarded Outstanding DECA Advisor, Teacher of the Year for Patrick Henry High School, and Teacher of the Year for the Virginia Association of Marketing Educators (VAME). Mrs. Markwood was an Assistant Principal for Prince George County Public Schools from 2001-2006. Caroline County is excited to welcome Mrs. Markwood to the team for the 2021-2022 school year.

Donations of Lego Bricks!

Do you have Lego Bricks that your children are no longer using and you’re tired of stepping on?

1st Grandparent Group Event

Thursday, January 27th, the Family Engagement team hosted the first in a series of Grandparent groups. The Caroline Sheriff’s Office presented, “The Dangers of Social Media” and Grandparents/Guardians participated in individual school break out sessions. Participants also received food boxes and a variety of school resources.

Athletic Update!

The Battlefield Wrestling Conference Tournament will be moved to 2/5 with the threat of snow this weekend.

Where: Caroline High School

For Questions, please contact the Family Engagement Staff at your grandchild’s school.

Do you have to be screened before applying to a school?

All students must be screened prior to acceptance into the program. If you are contacted to complete a full application, you may be asked to bring your child to the appointment or at another time.

Does a child's application guarantee enrollment?

Completing the application does not guarantee enrollment. Children participating in the screening process does not guarantee enrollment. Acceptance into the program is based on eligibility and not first come, first serve.