Caldwell Schools USD 360
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The Caldwell school system serves a 94 square mile area in southwestern Sumner county. All attendance centers are located in Caldwell. The district is unique in that it maintains no regular bus transportation routes; instead, the parents are paid to provide transportation. Special education services are provided at the Caldwell Schools through Sumner County Education Services Interlocal, District #619. Low student to teacher ratios and the latest in technology provide a wonderful learning environment for students.
Caldwell is also a member of the South Central Kansas Education Network which provides high school (and college) course offerings through a two-way interactive fiber-optic system.
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Caldwell Bluejays 31 N. Osage 1-620-845-2585 Fax: 1-620-845-2585
District Office USD 360 22 North Webb 1-620-845-2511 Fax: 1-620-845-2585
Caldwell Middle School 1 North Osage 1-620-845-2585
Caldwell Children's Center 21 N. Osage 1-620-845-6565
Caldwell Library
120 S. Main 1-620-845-6879
Lisa Moreland, Librarian
Hours
Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday CLOSED
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm
Sunday CLOSED
The Caldwell Research Club was organized October 4, 1899. The members collected books for a reading room above the Fossett store. Later, this collection of about 600 books was moved to the city hall. Andrew Carnegie agreed to furnish $7000 to the city of Caldwell to erect a free public library building. The Caldwell Carnegie Library was one of 59 public libraries constructed in Kansas at a cost to Carnegie of $874,996. Today the library is located in downtown Caldwell.
Services: Wireless Internet, Digital Caldwell Newspapers Census, Police, and Cemetery Records, Extensive Local History Collection, and meeting rooms available.