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Last night Floyd T. Binns was represented by five 6th grade students at the Math 24 Competition for Culpeper County Schools. Congratulations to Ian Balino, Carrington Washington, Kylah Patten, Winter St. John, and Tessa Wheeler. Ian Balino won first place for the 6th grade category. Well done!
over 1 year ago, FTB
"A group of six people, including a teacher and five students, stand together in a gymnasium, smiling and holding 'Excellence' certificates. The students wear matching maroon shirts with 'Tournament 2025' printed on them. The teacher, wearing glasses and a black shirt with a colorful design, stands to the left. The background features a red and black banner with 'FTB' and an eagle logo on a cinder block wall. A metal equipment rack is mounted on the wall near a wooden gymnasium door. The students display a mix of casual and athletic footwear, and one holds a yellow object in hand."
"A young student with glasses and short black hair stands in a gymnasium, smiling while wearing a red, white, and blue medal around their neck. They are dressed in a maroon t-shirt with 'Culpeper Math 24 Tournament 2025' printed on it and are holding a sheet of paper in their hands. In the background, several adults in purple and black shirts are engaged in activities near a stage with a black curtain. The gymnasium walls are light gray with posters and banners, and the floor is made of polished wood."
Last week, FTB FFA members demonstrated their commitment to leadership development at the Central Area Rally. Three students competed in public speaking contests, with Bouldin Tapscott earning first place in the area for Creed Speaking and advancing to the State Convention this summer! Heydi Medrano secured 2nd place in Spanish Creed, while Alex Lesicka placed 4th in Extemporaneous Public Speaking. Congratulations to all!
over 1 year ago, Cecilia Vega Coronado
Three young individuals stand side by side in a cafeteria, dressed in official FFA (Future Farmers of America) attire. The two individuals on the left are wearing dark blue FFA jackets with embroidered names and titles, white collared shirts, and black slacks or skirts. The individual on the right is also in an FFA jacket but without visible embroidery. The person on the left has curly hair and a smile, while the middle person has wavy hair and is smiling brightly. The person on the right has straight hair and a reserved smile. The background features a busy cafeteria with other students wearing similar attire, engaged in conversation and activities.
A large group of students is gathered in a cafeteria, seated at long tables and engaged in conversation. Many of them are wearing FFA (Future Farmers of America) jackets, while others are in casual attire. Some students are smiling and looking at the camera, while others are focused on their discussions. The background shows more students in FFA jackets, walking around or sitting at tables. The cafeteria has a high ceiling, bright lighting, and a mix of modern and wooden design elements.
Congratulations to the 7th and 8th grade concert band on a fantastic performance at the 2025 VBODA District XIII Concert Assessment this past weekend. They earned straight Superior ratings and received all A's in each category. Congratulations!!!
over 1 year ago, FTB
Graphic celebrating the FTBMS 7th and 8th Grade Concert Band for receiving unanimous Superior ratings and A's at the 2025 VBODA District XIII Concert Assessment. The word "SUPERIOR" is displayed in large, bold blue text at the top. Below it, there’s a photograph of the concert band performing on stage with a conductor in front of the students. The background features a colorful abstract design with a large treble clef and musical notes in shades of blue, purple, and yellow. The congratulatory message is written in blue and black text at the bottom.
Our boys basketball team went into Walker Grant last night and came out with a 1-point win in the championship game! 38-37! Parker Montana led the way with 24 points, and our Blackhawks got the job done on the road. Massive congratulations, and we’re all so proud of you!
over 1 year ago, FTB
A group of young basketball players wearing white and maroon 'Blackhawks' jerseys celebrate in a gymnasium, with one player holding up a blue and gold trophy. They are surrounded by coaches and a crowd of spectators in the background, with some people on the bleachers and others standing on the gym floor.
A middle school basketball team in white and maroon 'Blackhawks' jerseys gathers in a gymnasium, celebrating their victory. One player holds up a tall blue and gold trophy while teammates stand around, some smiling and others with arms crossed. A young child in pink stands among them. In the background, spectators fill the bleachers, and a coach is seen hugging someone in excitement.
Congratulations to the following students for being selected as delegates or as an alternate to the All-Virginia Middle School Honor Choir. This event will take place in April in Richmond, VA. There were 1,364 middle school students from across the state competing for this event. Bravo Blackhawks!
over 1 year ago, FTB
A results announcement for Floyd T. Binns Middle School students who were selected for the 2025 All Virginia Middle School Choir. The image has a red background with black silhouettes of birds in the top corners. The title reads 'Floyd T. Binns Middle School 2025 All Virginia Middle School Choir Audition Results.' The results are presented in a table, divided into 'Mixed Choir' and 'Treble Choir.' William Mahr (7th grade) is listed as a Tenor 1 in the Mixed Choir. The Treble Choir includes Grace Clark (Soprano 1, 6th grade), Ava Morris (Soprano 1, 7th grade), Imani Jackson (Soprano 2, 6th grade), Kamira Williams (Alto 1, 7th grade), and Sophia Colabella (Alternate Alto 1, 6th grade). A note at the bottom states that 1,364 middle school students auditioned, with eleven students from FTBMS participating. The All State Choir event will take place in April 2025 in Richmond, Virginia
FTB Celebrates Another Incredible National FFA Week! 🐄🌾 This year’s National FFA Week was a hit! From a bustling bake sale at Tractor Supply to an engaging petting zoo at school, AG ED students and FFA members fully embraced a week dedicated to advocacy and appreciation for agriculture. A special congratulations to Mrs. Kilby for winning our Kiss the Cow event! We also extend our heartfelt thanks to our dedicated staff and teachers for their support with sponsored donuts from the chapter!
over 1 year ago, Cecilia Vega Coronado
A group of six students stands under a yellow canopy tent outside a store on a rainy day, holding handmade signs supporting their FFA (Future Farmers of America) bake sale. The signs read "WE ❤️ FFA," "FTBCMS BAKE SALE," and "HONK FFA 4 FFA." The students are dressed in casual clothing, including jeans and jackets, and appear to be smiling and engaging with passersby. Behind them, stacks of animal feed, outdoor equipment, and supplies are visible. The pavement is wet, and yellow parking lines are seen in the foreground.
A group of six students stands around a fenced enclosure containing a brown cow outside a red brick school building. The students are dressed in casual attire, including hoodies, flannel shirts, and jeans, with some wearing baseball caps. The ground is covered with hay, and the enclosure is made of metal fencing. The background features a clear blue sky, a school entrance, and parked cars in the distance. The students appear to be engaged in an outdoor agricultural or farm-related activity.
Two young girls are standing side by side indoors, each holding a guinea pig in their arms. The girl on the left is wearing a brown waffle-knit sweater and black leggings, while the girl on the right is wearing a white hoodie and dark pants. Both are smiling at the camera. The guinea pigs have similar coloring, with golden-brown and white fur. In the background, several other people are engaged in activities, including one person wearing a black hoodie and another standing near a table covered with a blue paw-print fleece blanket, suggesting an educational or pet-related event.
A young girl wearing glasses, a black fleece jacket, and ripped jeans is holding a light brown rabbit and smiling at the camera. Beside her, an adult woman in a black blazer, beige pants, and a patterned blouse is also smiling. She has a lanyard with an ID badge and is holding a walkie-talkie and a set of keys. In the background, there are animal enclosures, a patterned rug, and other people engaged in activities, suggesting an indoor educational or pet-related setting.
Four children are gathered around a table covered with a blue paw-print fleece blanket in a classroom or workshop setting. They are handling large cockroaches, with one child in the foreground wearing a backward black cap and smiling at the camera while holding a cockroach in his hand. The others, dressed in casual hoodies and sweatshirts, are also engaged, smiling, and interacting with the insects. The background features wooden workbenches, cabinets, and various supplies, suggesting a hands-on educational activity.
A group of people are gathered around a brown and white cow enclosed in a metal pen outdoors near a brick building. One person, wearing a red hoodie with "FFA" printed on it, stands outside the pen observing. Another individual inside the pen appears to be tending to the cow. The pen is secured with a rope, and hay is scattered on the ground. In the background, there are parked cars and additional people, one of whom is wearing plaid pants. The scene suggests an agricultural or educational event related to livestock handling.
A group of six people, including four students in blue FFA jackets and two adults, stand in a school hallway behind two carts filled with donuts, juice boxes, and other food items. The students wear formal FFA attire, with some wearing gloves, while the adults are dressed casually, one wearing a black sweatshirt and the other in a gray hoodie. They are all smiling at the camera, and the setting includes a tiled floor, wooden cabinets, and an American flag in the background, suggesting a school or community service event.
Floyd T. Binns & Culpeper Middle School FFA Chapters will be hosting a bake sale at Tractor Supply in Culpeper this Saturday (2/15) from 2pm-4pm! Come by and support our local chapters by buying baked goods from our members. Tractor Supply will also be selling their FFA Paper emblems this week during check out, the sale of these emblems support chapters like ours in receiving up to $5,000 through their "Grant for Growing".
over 1 year ago, Cecilia Vega Coronado
A vibrant bake sale flyer for FFA, showcasing delicious treats and essential information about the event.
Congratulations to our amazing cheerleaders for taking 1st place at their competition on Saturday! 🏆 This marks the third year in a row that they’ve brought home the championship title. Way to go, Blackhawks!
over 1 year ago, FTB
A group of cheerleaders from Floyd T. Binns Middle School posing with a large trophy, celebrating their first-place victory. The team is wearing maroon and gray uniforms with matching bows, smiling proudly alongside their coaches in a gymnasium with blue and gray walls.
🎮✨ Spirit Night at Throwbacks Arcade! ✨🎮 Mark your calendars and join us for a night of fun, food, and games! 📅 When: Wednesday, January 29th 🕠 Time: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 📍 Where: Throwbacks Arcade, 201 S. East St 💥 Details: $10.00 admission Delicious food available for purchase Tons of fun activities for the whole family! ⚠️ Important: This is NOT a drop-off event. A parent or guardian must be present. Don't forget to mention FTB at the door to show your support for our school! We can't wait to see you there! 🎉 #SpiritNight #ThrowbacksArcade #FamilyFun #SupportOurSchool
over 1 year ago, FTB
A colorful flyer promoting 'Spirit Night' at Throwbacks Arcade on Wednesday, January 29th, from 5:30 to 8:30 PM. The background is a dark grid pattern with gaming-themed icons like a game controller and handheld console. The flyer features bold yellow text boxes detailing event information: 'Come out and support our school! $10.00 Admission, yummy food for purchase, and tons of fun!' A note emphasizes that it is 'NOT a drop-off event; a parent must be present.' Attendees are reminded to mention 'FTB' at the event. The venue address is listed as @201 S. East St.
The FTB FFA Officer Team had an incredible time at the Virginia state capitol in Richmond, where over 700 FFA members gathered to meet with legislators. They had the opportunity to share how FFA has impacted their lives, speaking directly with Delegate Freitas and Delegate Tran. A big thank-you goes to Virginia FFA for organizing this memorable experience!
over 1 year ago, Cecilia Vega Coronado
A group of five individuals, dressed in navy blue FFA jackets and formal attire, stand on a grassy hill in front of a large white building with classical columns at the Virginia State Capitol. The sky is partly cloudy, and the group is smiling, conveying a sense of unity and pride.
A group of individuals, including students in navy blue FFA jackets and adults in professional attire, gather in a well-lit office. The group stands around a man in a white shirt and blue tie, with two American flags visible in the background. Everyone is smiling, creating a warm and collaborative atmosphere.
A group of students wearing navy blue FFA jackets and formal attire stands with two adults in professional clothing, one in a red dress and the other in a burgundy coat, in a brightly lit office setting. A desk with open binders and office supplies is visible in the foreground, and a colorful cutout figure is seen near a door in the background. Everyone is smiling, creating an energetic and friendly atmosphere.
A diverse group of individuals gathered in front of a large, impressive building, showcasing unity and community spirit.
Culpeper County Public Schools and offices are closed Monday, January 20, 2025 in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
over 1 year ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. Martin Luther King, Jr. quote in white text on gray background next to a picture of the MLK Jr memorial statue
📢 Attention Blackhawks! Due to the snow, tomorrow's basketball game and Wednesday's wrestling match have been postponed. 🏀🤼‍♂️ Stay tuned for updates as we work to reschedule these events.
over 1 year ago, FTB
Thank you for participating in this year's Pulsera Project at FTB! We sold 53 more bracelets than we did last year! We sold 236 bracelets and 10 little bolsitas -- and all the proceeds are going back to the artisans in Nicaragua and Guatemala through the nonprofit organization, The Pulsera Project. Close to $1,400 was raised! We appreciate everyone's support to make this a huge success!
almost 2 years ago, FTB
A collection of colorful handwoven friendship bracelets, known as pulseras, are displayed on a flat surface. Each bracelet features intricate patterns with vibrant colors, including zigzags, stripes, and chevrons. They are arranged in a row, each attached to a small tag with handwritten notes and images, likely for sale or gifting purposes. The tags add a personal touch to the handmade items
Our Winter Concert at Eastern View High School was a huge success! Our talented students wowed the audience with amazing performances. Thank you to everyone who attended and supported this special event—congratulations to all the performers!
almost 2 years ago, FTB
Students in maroon shirts, some wearing festive accessories like reindeer antlers and Santa hats, perform on stage in a choir. A pianist accompanies them on a grand piano, and a conductor leads the performance. The backdrop is a vibrant red with the title 'A Winter Blast!' displayed prominently. The stage is lit, contrasting with the silhouettes of the audience seated in the foreground.
A group of choir students in maroon shirts perform on stage, some wearing festive accessories such as reindeer antlers and Santa hats. A pianist plays a grand piano while a conductor leads the performance. The backdrop is red, featuring the text 'Once upon a December,' along with the names of soloists Aubrey Gaffney and Sophia Hicks. The stage is brightly lit, with audience members visible in shadow at the bottom.
A combined choir of students, with some dressed in maroon shirts and others in formal attire, performs on stage. A pianist plays a grand piano, and two conductors lead the performance. The backdrop is teal and displays the title 'Christmas on Broadway.' The stage is well-lit, and festive accessories like reindeer antlers and Santa hats are worn by some students. The audience is visible in silhouette at the bottom.
The 2nd Career Café lunch at Floyd T. Binns Middle School was a success today! Students had the chance to meet Jayla Ford to hear about college prep for a career in Sports Management.
almost 2 years ago, FTB
A classroom setting in a library with students seated at tables, some working on laptops and others engaged in discussions. A presenter stands at the front of the room next to a screen displaying a slide titled 'Jayla Ford,' with text and an image. Bookshelves and windows are visible in the background, creating a bright and open atmosphere.
A library classroom with a presenter standing at the front near a screen displaying a slide titled 'Jayla Ford.' The presenter is speaking to a small group of students seated at tables in the foreground. Shelves with books and large windows are visible in the background, allowing natural light to brighten the space.
Thank you FTB family for our great start to our bracelet sales! We have already sold over $600 in bracelets! The sale runs all of next week and we still hope to meet our 400 bracelet goal! Remember, bracelets are one-of-a-kind, $5 pieces of art tagged and signed by the artisan from Guatemala or Nicaragua. Thank you!
almost 2 years ago, FTB
A colorful flyer for Floyd T. Binns Middle School's Pulsera Project. The flyer features photos of artisans and their handmade woven bracelets ("pulseras") in bright, vibrant colors. The school logo, an eagle, appears twice. Key text includes "Floyd T. Binns Middle School is proud to host The Pulsera Project," with bracelets priced at $5. Dates are December 2nd-13th, and sales occur from 7-8 AM, during lunch, and 2-3 PM. The project supports artisans in Nicaragua and Guatemala, promoting fair trade and funding community programs. A link to www.pulseraproject.org is included at the bottom.
FTB's Strawbridge pictures have shipped! You should be receiving them in the next few days. Parents still need to order pictures? The NEW Code Lookup Tool is now available. They can simply scan the QR code and follow the directions to access their child's picture ordering gallery. No need to contact Customer Service for an access code! *Student last name and Student ID number will be required for data security.* If at any time parents or guardians have questions about the Code Lookup or are having difficulty navigating the site, they can still reach out to the Customer Service team via the Live Chat on our website, www.strawbridge.net
almost 2 years ago, FTB
Alt Text for Picture Lookup Flyer The flyer titled "How To Access Ordering Gallery" provides step-by-step instructions for parents or guardians to access their child's image gallery. It includes instructions in both English and Spanish, along with a customer service phone number, email, and website for assistance.  English Instructions:  Type the school name into the search box, select the state, then click "Search." Select "Get Code" next to the picture day you need the code for. Enter your child’s last name and student ID number, then click "Search." Click on the student code to access your student’s image gallery. Spanish Instructions:  Escribe el nombre de la escuela en el cuadro de búsqueda, selecciona el estado y luego haz clic en "Buscar." Selecciona "Obtener código" al lado del día de la foto para el cual necesitas el código. Ingresa el apellido de tu hijo/a y el número de identificación del estudiante, luego haz clic en "Buscar." Haz clic en el código de estudiante para acceder a la galería de imágenes de tu estudiante. Contact details are provided at the bottom:  Phone: (866) 624-6229 Email: customerservice@strawbridge.net Website: www.strawbridge.net with an option for live chat.
Spanish Instructions:  Escribe el nombre de la escuela en el cuadro de búsqueda, selecciona el estado y luego haz clic en "Buscar." Selecciona "Obtener código" al lado del día de la foto para el cual necesitas el código. Ingresa el apellido de tu hijo/a y el número de identificación del estudiante, luego haz clic en "Buscar." Haz clic en el código de estudiante para acceder a la galería de imágenes de tu estudiante.
CCPS will be closed for Thanksgiving Wednesday November 27 through Friday, November 29, 2024. When we return, it will be December - a good time to share information about weather closings in CCPS. Do you want to be notified when we are closed, but you are not already on our alert list? Download our app and enable push notifications - https://www.culpeperschools.org/article/917463
almost 2 years ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
"Graphic titled 'Preparing for Winter Weather' from Culpeper County Public Schools. The background features a snowy scene with snowflakes. The text includes the following sections:  'Possible Actions' lists options such as School Closure, 2-hour Delay, Early Dismissal, Evening Activities Canceled, and Weekend Activities Canceled. 'When are decisions made?' states, 'When possible, decisions are made the night before. When conditions require a delay in the decision, our goal is to notify you by 5:30 a.m.' 'How will I know when school is closed or delayed?' outlines notification methods, including: Phone call/email/text message in English and Spanish. CCPS Social Media & Mobile App. CCPS Website (www.culpeperschools.org). Local media outlets (TV channels 4, 5, 7, 9, & 29 and radio station WJMA 103.1).
A huge shoutout to Mrs. Brown for her incredible work in partnering with Dr. Angela Wilson of SeKon Enterprises and Ms. Claudia Saunders of Sharing Shoes to secure a generous donation of shoes for our students! Your generosity supports our students in soaring higher. Thank you!
almost 2 years ago, FTB
Two women are standing in a school setting, smiling and holding shoeboxes—one with a red Nike box and the other with a black Puma box. The woman on the left is dressed casually in a pink jacket, gray hoodie, and black leggings with "Under Armour" written on them, paired with white sneakers. The woman on the right is wearing a beige coat, plaid pants, and tan flats. They are in a hallway with gray walls, framed certificates and artwork in the background, and wooden furniture around them.
Four women are standing in an office-like setting, smiling and holding shoeboxes from various brands. The first woman on the left wears a light blue button-up shirt, olive-green pants, and sneakers, holding a red Nike box. The second woman, next to her, is wearing a green patterned sweater and glasses, holding a plain orange box. The third woman, in the center, is dressed in a royal blue suit with a white top and necklace, holding a blue Adidas box. The woman on the right is in a black hoodie, tan pants, and black sneakers, holding a black Puma box. The background features soft lighting, light-colored walls, and decorative artwork.
It’s almost Scholastic Book Fair time! Our book fair will be held from 12/2-12/6 in the FT Binns Library. Students will have the opportunity to visit the fair with their English classes, and we will also be hosting a Family Night on Thursday 12/5, from 3-6pm. Every purchase benefits our school library. Check our fair website to set up an eWallet for your child and/or to shop our online store: http://bit.ly/4fANlOB
almost 2 years ago, FTB Library
kid reading a book with the message "Come to our book fair!"