Culpeper County Public Schools will be closed on Thursday, January 29, and Friday, January 30, 2026.
On Thursday, January 29:
Essential personnel and custodial staff should report at 10:00 a.m.
All other 12-month employees should report at 12:00 p.m.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Culpeper County Public Schools closure announcement graphic showing the division’s Virginia-shaped logo as a snow- and ice-covered outdoor sign with icicles, overlaid with the word “CLOSED” and the dates Thursday, January 29, 2026, and Friday, January 30, 2026.

The CTEC Open House has been rescheduled to Wednesday, February 4, 2026 due to today’s school closure. The event will be held from 5–7 PM, with a presentation from the CTEC Principal at 5:30 PM. We hope to see you there!

3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
teal graphic with yellow sticky note with decorative lettering that says reschedule notice
Culpeper County Schools will be closed tomorrow, Wednesday, January 28 due to road conditions.

Essential personnel and custodians report at 10:00AM. All other employees do not report.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Graphic announcing Culpeper County Public Schools are SCHOOL CLOSED on Wednesday, January 28, 2026, featuring a snowy winter scene with falling snow and the CCPS logo.
The Culpeper County School Board Regular Work Session originally scheduled for Monday, January 26, 2026 has been rescheduled to Monday, February 2, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at 471 James Madison Hwy, Suite 201, Culpeper, VA 22701.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
teal graphic with the CCPS logo at the top with a yellow sticky note that has a red pushpin at the top with decorative text below the push pin that says reschedule notice
Culpeper County Public Schools will be closed Monday, January 26 and Tuesday, January 27, 2026 due to inclement weather.

Monday, January 26: All offices and buildings will be closed. No employees should report.

Tuesday, January 27: Maintenance personnel only should report at 12:00 p.m. (noon).
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Graphic announcing Culpeper County Public Schools are SCHOOL CLOSED on Monday, January 26 and Tuesday, January 27, 2026, featuring a snowy winter scene with falling snow and the CCPS logo.
Due to potential impacts from the impending winter storm, all CCPS activities scheduled for Saturday, January 24, 2026 and Sunday, January 25, 2026 will be canceled.

Friday night activities will continue as scheduled.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
A Culpeper County Public Schools announcement graphic with a snowy, glittery background. The CCPS logo appears on the left, and large teal text on the right reads: “SATURDAY & SUNDAY ACTIVITIES CANCELED.”
Sycamore Park celebrated the 100th day of school with a number spirit day!
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
A four-photo collage celebrating CCPS’s 100th Day of School with a sports jersey theme. Photos show a staff member and student wearing jerseys with the numbers “01” and “99,” students in jerseys including one with “98” written on the back of a shirt, and students and staff posing together in sports team gear. In one classroom photo, students smile at a table with a colorful craft and a gold “5” balloon in the background. A CCPS “100th Day of School” graphic is centered in the collage.
AG Richardson Elementary joined in on the 100th Day of School fun! 💯🎉

Students and staff celebrated with creative outfits, hands-on activities, and lots of smiles as they marked 100 days of learning and growth. It was a great day of school spirit and excitement across the building!
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
A four-photo collage celebrating CCPS’s 100th Day of School. Photos show a student holding a lollipop and a “100 Licks Challenge” worksheet while wearing a “100 Days of 1st Grade” hat, three students posing together with one dressed as an elderly person with glasses and a mustache, a student wearing a shirt that reads “100 Days of Paw-sitive Vibes,” and two students dressed as “100-year-olds” with curly wigs and glasses in a classroom. A CCPS “100th Day of School” graphic is centered in the collage.

Yowell Elementary is having a blast celebrating the 100th Day of School! 🎉💯 From creative outfits to fun activities and lots of smiles, students and staff are enjoying a day filled with learning and school spirit.

3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
A four-photo collage celebrating CCPS’s 100th Day of School. Photos show a staff member and student posing in a hallway with large “100” balloons, a student giving a thumbs-up wearing a “100 days” sweatshirt, a student dressed as an elderly person holding a craft in a classroom, and two students dressed as “100-year-olds” sitting on a classroom rug with a 100th Day activity. A CCPS “100th Day of School” graphic is centered in the collage.
Today, Culpeper County Public Schools is celebrating the 100th Day of School with lots of learning, laughter, and fun across our classrooms and hallways. From counting activities and creative projects to “100-year-old” school spirit, our students and staff are making the day one to remember.

Here’s to 100 days of growth, progress, and success, and to all the great learning still ahead!
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Two staff members dressed as elderly “100-year-olds” pose in a school hallway for CCPS 100th Day of School. One wears curlers and points at the camera while holding a cane; the other wears glasses and holds a walker. A graphic on the right shows the Culpeper County Public Schools logo and the text “100th Day of School” with the date January 21, 2026.
Reminder: Tomorrow (Jan. 16) is the LAST DAY to enroll in the Chromebook Protection Plan for this school year! 💻

💵 $30 covers up to 2 incidents of accidental damage through the end of the school year.

Pay by cash, check, or card (SchoolCash Online).
Questions? Contact your child’s school.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
image of young red haired girl using a chromebook with the CCPS logo at the top left and decorative letters that say chromebook protection plan
As we look back on 2025, we’re proud of how far Culpeper County Public Schools has come in telling our story through social media - and we couldn’t have done it without you.

This year, you helped us shine a light on the moments that matter most: student success, staff excellence, classroom innovation, school traditions, and the incredible partnerships that support learning across our division.

To everyone who liked, shared, tagged, and cheered us on—thank you for being part of the CCPS community and helping us celebrate our schools every step of the way.

We can’t wait to keep sharing the good news in 2026—because our students and staff are doing amazing things every day, and their stories deserve to be told.

#Allin4CCPS #CCPSProud #SmallTownBigFamily #CCPSCelebrates #StudentSuccess #ThankYouCCPSCommunity
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Graphic titled “2025 in Review” with hashtag #Allin4CCPS. Culpeper County Public Schools social media highlights include 2.7 million Facebook views, 192.9K Facebook visits, 1,300 new Facebook followers, 495,000 Instagram views, and 40,000 Instagram reach.
“2025 in Review” graphic showing the top post with the highest reach: 27,113 people. Featured image shows a student holding a certificate between two adults during a recognition event. Text notes 37,772 views on Facebook.
“2025 in Review” graphic showing the post with the most views: 39,451 on Instagram. Featured image is an Instagram post announcing “School Closed” with a snowy background.
“2025 in Review” graphic showing the post with the most viewers: 23,788 on Facebook. Featured image shows a school bus driver smiling and waving while seated in a bus.
“2025 in Review” graphic titled “Other Top Posts” highlighting three additional posts: a Culpeper Christmas Parade photo collage with 30K views, a student award recognition post with 26K views, and a first day of school bus video post with 24K views.
This week, we celebrate Principal and Assistant Principal Appreciation Week and recognize the dedicated school leaders who make a difference every day.

Our principals and assistant principals set the vision, support students and staff, build strong school communities, and lead with commitment and care. Their work often happens behind the scenes, but its impact is felt in every classroom and hallway.

Thank you to all of our principals and assistant principals for your leadership, dedication, and unwavering support of our students, families, and staff. Your work matters, and we are grateful for all you do.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Graphic for Culpeper County Public Schools Employee Appreciation Week, January 12–16, 2026. The CCPS logo appears at the top left on a teal background. Large text reads “Employee Appreciation Week” with the dates displayed across the center. At the bottom, text reads “Principals & APs.” Two male school administrators stand side by side in the center of the image—one wearing a black jacket and dark pants, the other wearing a high-visibility yellow jacket and khaki pants—smiling and posing against the teal background.
A big thank you to Eastern View High School senior Luke Gyory for presenting the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Group (SSAG) report to the School Board this evening. We appreciate Luke’s leadership and willingness to share student perspectives.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
student speaking at the podium to the school board while the board listens
🎶 Thank You, Sycamore Park Choir! 🎶

A big thank you to the Sycamore Park Elementary School Choir for their amazing performance at tonight’s School Board meeting! Your talent, hard work, and enthusiasm truly shined and made the evening extra special.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
elementary school choir standing in front of board room under a screen that says please welcome the Sycamore Park choir
young students singing
young students singing
Caleb Green of Culpeper County High School was recognized this evening at the Culpeper County School Board meeting for being named to the VHSL Class 3 All-State Football Second Team as a Defensive Back.

This honor reflects Caleb’s hard work, discipline, and impact on the defensive side of the field. Congratulations on this outstanding achievement!
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
student holding certificate with coach and board member in board room
Congratulations to Riley Edwards of Culpeper County High School for being named to the VHSL Class 3 All-State Field Hockey Second Team as a Defender!

Riley was recognized this evening at the Culpeper County School Board meeting for this outstanding athletic achievement. Well done, Riley, we are proud of your hard work and dedication!
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
student holding certificate with coach and board member in board room, there is an American flag behind them

🎉 Good news for CCPS families!

Didn’t sign up for the Chromebook Protection Plan in August? You’ve got another chance! 💻✨

We’re reopening enrollment one last time from January 6–16, 2026 for families who missed the fall window. For just $30, you can protect your student’s Chromebook for the rest of the school year — because accidents happen!

⚠️ Reminder: There are no more free repairs for accidental damage without the plan.

📲 Check your email or visit www.culpeperschools.org for details.

3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
A digital flyer with a dark blue and teal background featuring abstract shapes and wavy lines. At the top left is a red and white megaphone with yellow lightning bolts. The center of the flyer includes a white rounded rectangle with bold text that reads: “IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT” “We are reopening enrollment for the Chromebook Protection Plan for a limited time at the start of the second semester.” 📅 Second Enrollment Window: January 6–16, 2026 “Details available on our website.”
🛒 It’s Back! The MARTIN’S Round Up program has returned — and it’s making a big difference for Culpeper County students. From now through March 31, you can help support CCPS students facing food insecurity simply by rounding up your purchase at the register.

💙 Every penny adds up to help feed kids in need right here in our community. Thank you to MARTIN’S and all of our generous shoppers for continuing to make this possible!

#FeedingSchoolKids #CCPSCares #CommunitySupport #ThankYouMartins #MakeADifference
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
A promotional flyer for Martin’s “Round Up” campaign supporting public school food programs. The flyer features a young girl smiling as she eats lunch, with another child blurred in the background. The campaign encourages shoppers to round up their purchases at the register to help feed kids in need. The Culpeper County Public Schools logo appears at the bottom, with program dates listed as January 1 through March 31.
Happy New Year! 🎉

As we welcome 2026, we extend our sincere thanks to our students, families, staff, and community partners for the dedication, support, and collaboration that continue to strengthen our school division. Each new year brings fresh opportunities, and we are excited to move forward together with renewed energy, purpose, and commitment to student success.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
black and gold graphic that says happy new year 2026 in gold letters with the ccps logo