Thanks to the Caldwell Public Library for showcasing the artwork of Syringa and Jefferson middle school students in December 2019.

Chief Financial Officer April Burton reported to the Board that the first time in a decade, the property tax rate for Caldwell schools will drop. The district certified its levy with the county at $3.66 per $1,000 of taxable property value, down from $4.19 -- a 12.6% decrease. Watch this video with Superintendent French and Finance Officer April Burton.

This December event recognizes the contribution of area farmworkers to the community and state and exemplifies our goal that students will value themselves, others, and their community. Learn more in this video.

Schools & district office closed Dec. 23 - Jan. 3

The Caldwell Board of Trustees meets regularly once a month on the second Monday. After the meetings, we publish a report of what happened.

The Idaho State Department of Education offers an easy-to-use tool to explore how school districts compare to similar school districts on key indicators: math proficiency, math growth, English language arts proficiency, English language arts growth, English learner progress, and graduation.

Avery Hawkins as a National Merit Semifinalist. Students are entered into the National Merit Scholarship Competition based on their PSAT scores in their junior year. Avery is in the top 1% of students in Idaho. She now continues in the competition to advance to National Merit Finalist and the chance to compete for a Scholarship.