| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Nick Plantan |
Chief Financial Officer | Profile |
Caitlin McElhaney |
Director of Talent Acquisition | Profile |
Caledonia`s schools are caring places that focus on personalized learning. Dedicated staff strive to encourage each child to be actively involved in his/her education. Our teachers are involved in staff development that emphasizes best practices and meaningful learning experiences for all children. Our programs are designed for students to be engaged in a full complement of classroom opportunities for students to learn beyond classroom walls through field trips, community service, mentorships, internships, community as a school, senior exhibition, and interim experiences. We believe these opportunities connect students to the real world and prepare them to become productive, contributing members in a dynamic and diverse world. Caledonia Schools are committed to educating the whole person. Our goals include graduating students who can demonstrate high levels of academic proficiency and who have the ability to think, problem-solve, communicate, and apply technological and social skills. We strive to make our online platforms safe and effective for all ages. Our pages provide information of public interest to students, parents, and other residents in our community. We encourage you to engage with us, share thoughts and questions, share our posts, and collectively work together to tell our story. Caledonia Community Schools is doing amazing things for our students and families and we want to make sure everyone knows it!
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