Student's in Mrs. Wilson's 2nd grade class made lady bugs and practiced using rulers to measure out the body parts and spots!
Calling all student creatives! Do you want to win $100? Answer the following question in an essay of 500 words or less.
What black artist, musician, or performer inspires you? Why?
Direct any questions or submissions to Mrs. Jones in the Library! Check out the flyer and attached form below!
Kids Heart Challenge!
Help us finish off our Kids Heart Challenge strong! Monday February 26th - Friday March 1st we will have a Heart Challenge Spirit Week! Check out the flyer below for more information on the daily themes!
Miss Van Pelt's first graders had fun rocking around the room as they recorded the time to the hour and half hour. They also enjoyed playing teacher / student as they hid numbers on a 100s board as the "teacher" and then explained how they knew which number was hidden as the "student". Math is so much fun!
Mrs. Noll's Tiger Brew Crew raised funds to go on a trip to Bounce With Us as their community-based outing trip. Her class had so much fun!
Big shoutout to Mrs. Hastings & Mrs. Breeden, the best SLP’s, for joining their class & helping the students use their words in other settings. You guys are the best!
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING:
The Culpeper County School Board will hold a public hearing on the proposed fiscal 2025 budget for Culpeper County Public Schools on Monday, March 11, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. at the County Administration Office, 302 N. Main Street. Parents and citizens are encouraged to provide input regarding their views of the educational needs of our students and priorities of our school division.
The School Board believes strongly that community input is vital to the budget process. All concerned Culpeper County citizens are encouraged to attend the School Budget Public Hearing.
There is cold weather coming this weekend and the lost and found is filling up! Check out the pictures below and see if you're missing anything!
2nd Grade has been testing their ability to multitask this week by walking, fanning, cutting, and hula hooping while singing "My Aunt Came Back" with Mr. Mitchell in Music class.
Mrs. Talley's class took a field trip to the Culpeper field house for toddler time to work on and explore their gross motor skills! They had so much fun!
Last night, at the School Board meeting, Dr. Brads became the newest Pearl Sample Elementary Leader of the Pack! Thank you Mr. Birch and PSES Leaders of the Pack for coming and sharing the great things that you are doing!
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Don't forget to Round Up! at Martin's now through March 31, 2024. We appreciate the support of our community to help eliminate food insecurity for our children.
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Mrs. Quartararo's 4th grade class celebrated the 100th day of school with some fun 100 second challenges! 🤩
Students in Ms. Keyser's 5th grade class did a cause-and-effect activity in Reading using a passage about the history of Hershey Kisses. To celebrate our Reading, we also got to eat Hershey kisses!
Students in Ms. Davis's Pre-K class have been working hard and staying warm with some fun indoor activities!
5th grade ACE students are currently in the progress of building toothpick bridges. As a part of a unit on engineering, students formed their own construction companies to act as architects, accountants, and carpenters. They had to design a bridge, buy supplies, and then construct it. Students will test the strength of their bridges in a culminating competition with their classmates to see whose can hold the most weight!
Students in Mrs. Sisk's 3rd grade class learned about simple machines and worked in a small group to create their own!
Congrats to all of the spellers at the Culpeper County Spelling Bee! Our three spellers represented us well and we are so proud of them!
Ms. Green's 2nd graders learned about fractions of a set using Skittles! Students sorted their Skittles, then wrote fractions based on their set!
Mrs. Houser's class read the book "Just a Minute!" by Teddy Slater. The students participated in different activities for a minute each. They were excited to see how many times they could do each activity within a minute (writing their name, jumping jacks, leg lifts, etc.) We look forward to learning to tell time and incorporating more exercise into our lessons.
Due to inclement weather, Culpeper County Public Schools will be closed today, Friday, January 19, 2024. Twelve-month employees do not report, essential personnel report at noon.
