For 14 weeks, our amazing 6th graders have been sharpening their minds in virtual Math 24 sessions, turning numbers into ninja moves and multiplication into pure magic 🧠✨

Today, all that hard work came to life as they competed for the chance to represent their schools at the county Math 24 Tournament. The energy was high, the pencils were flying, and the math skills were next level!

We are excited to announce our champions! These students will proudly represent CMS and FTB on March 19 at the CCPS Math 24 Tournament. Please help us celebrate their outstanding achievement. We are incredibly proud of their focus, determination, and math mastery!
10 days ago, Culpeper Middle School
A color-coded chart titled “Competing for chair spot.” The top section, shaded in orange and tan, lists CMS students and the seat spots they earned: Anish Mishra – 1, Peyton Smith – 2, Samuel Sung – 3, and Edward Lee – 4. Below them, an alternate is listed as Nora Lee. The bottom section, shaded in red and light pink, lists FTB students and their seat spots: Braxley Smith – 1, James Harrison – 2, Adleigh Waddell – 3, and Bentley Riedl – 4.

Your voice matters, Culpeper families! 📣✨
Culpeper County Public Schools invites you to complete the 2023 Title I/Title III Parent Survey. The survey opens April 24 and closes May 5, 2023.
If you have children in more than one school, please complete one survey per school.

You can participate by:

📄Paper copies are available at each school in both English and Spanish.
✅ Click or copy and paste the link in this post
📱 Scanning the QR code on the flyer
English - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HJ53Y69
Spanish - https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VPS6SQB

We truly value your input and look forward to hearing from you as we continue working together to support every student.

10 days ago, Culpeper Middle School
A teal and gold informational flyer in Spanish titled “Escuelas del Condado de Culpeper Encuesta para Padres y Familias de Título I, II, III y IV 2026.” It announces the survey is available from February 9, 2026 to February 20, 2026. The flyer includes the phrases “Encuesta Disponible” and “Su voz. Su hijo(a). Su escuela.” A paragraph explains that parents’ opinions are important and that completing the CCPS Parent Survey helps schools better support children and families. A button labeled “Empiece Aquí” appears above a QR code. On the right side, there are two photos: one of a smiling adult and child with a backpack, and another of a family sitting together and looking at a tablet.
A teal and gold informational flyer titled “Culpeper Co. Schools Title I, II, III, & IV Parent Family Survey 2026.” It states the survey is available February 9, 2026 through February 20, 2026. The flyer includes the phrases “Survey Available” and “Your Voice. Your Child. Your School.” A paragraph explains that completing the CCPS Parent Survey helps schools better support children and families. A button labeled “Start Here!” appears above a QR code. On the right side, there are two photos: one of a smiling adult and child with a backpack, and another of a family gathered together looking at a tablet.
Thank you to the Culpeper Museum for bringing history to life! 🏛️✨
Mrs. Stephens' students loved exploring authentic artifacts from the Revolutionary War and the Civil War, turning lessons into real, hands-on experiences they won’t forget. History felt alive today!
11 days ago, Culpeper Middle School
A collage of classroom photos arranged in torn-paper style circles. Students sit at tables in a history classroom, smiling and posing while holding historical clothing items and accessories such as hats, vests, and small artifacts. One photo shows a teacher wearing gloves and holding a historical object. The background includes desks, cabinets, posters, and other students working. The collage conveys a hands-on history lesson with students actively engaged and enjoying the experience.

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!

24 days ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
teal graphic with yellow sticky note with decorative lettering that says reschedule notice
CMS FFA joined hundreds of FFA chapters from across Virginia for "Day at the Capitol", where students met with delegates from areas without Agricultural Education programs and shared their knowledge and passion for FFA. Students also had the exciting opportunity to see Virginia’s new governor during the visit. 📸🌾

We’re proud of our CMS students for representing FFA and agricultural education so well.
29 days ago, Culpeper Middle School
Graphic titled ‘Day at the Capitol.’ At the top are three group photos of Culpeper Middle School FFA students standing on the steps of the Virginia State Capitol building. In the center is the CMS FFA logo featuring a panther and the FFA emblem. At the bottom are two photos: one of students standing in front of a large monument in Richmond, and another showing students from behind wearing blue Virginia FFA jackets while gathered outdoors near historic buildings.
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.
30 days 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.”
CMS FFA students kicked off their season in style by attending their first livestock competition of the school year at the Blue Ridge Stockmen’s Contest held at the Rockingham County Fairgrounds. 🐄🐖🌾
Hard work, early mornings, and plenty of learning on display. We are proud of our students for representing CMS FFA so well.
about 1 month ago, Culpeper Middle School
Four middle school students stand side by side indoors in front of a wooden wall with a large circular sign that reads “Rockingham County Fair.” The students are wearing casual clothing including jeans, boots, and jackets or hoodies, and they are smiling at the camera. The floor is concrete, and the setting appears to be inside a livestock or fair facility.
The CMS Band trumpet players hit all the right notes during a special clinic with former CMS trumpeter Ian Larkin 🎺
Now studying at the prestigious Eastman School of Music, Ian returned to share his talent, tips, and inspiration with our students. What a powerful full-circle moment for our band program!
about 1 month ago, Culpeper Middle School
A smiling young man wearing glasses and a yellow hoodie with a Culpeper Middle School visitor badge takes a selfie with a smiling adult woman wearing glasses and a purple CMS shirt. They are standing outside a school building on a sunny day, with the school and a parked sheriff’s vehicle visible in the background.
From all of us in the CMS administration, we wish our Culpeper Middle School students and families a happy, safe holiday season and a wonderful New Year! 🎄✨ Enjoy the break, make great memories, and we can’t wait to see you in the new year refreshed and ready to shine. 💙🐾
2 months ago, Culpeper Middle School
Four cheerful elf characters wearing red holiday outfits and striped stockings stand together on a festive mantel decorated with greenery, lights, and ornaments. Each elf has a smiling adult face, creating a playful holiday scene inside a decorated room.
Holiday spirit filled the gym as the CMS Band and Choir shared their talents during our in-school Holiday Concert! 🎶🎄 A perfect way to celebrate the season and head into winter break.

Great job, CMS Fine Arts!
#CMSPride #HolidayConcert #CaringMotivatedSuccessful
2 months ago, Culpeper Middle School
Collage titled “CMS School Holiday Concert” featuring Culpeper Middle School Fine Arts. The top image shows the CMS band seated in a gym, wearing festive attire and Santa hats, performing under a conductor in front of a mural. The CMS Fine Arts logo appears on the left. Multiple images show the CMS choir standing in rows on the gym floor, many students dressed in red, green, and holiday outfits, singing with a teacher conducting and a student playing keyboard. Bleachers filled with students and staff are visible in the background, creating a festive school-wide holiday concert atmosphere.
The Grinch didn’t come alone to CMS… Max and Cindy Lou Who joined the fun too! 💚🎄
Grinch Spirit Day filled our halls with holiday cheer, big smiles, and characters straight out of Whoville. From full Grinch energy to festive flair, Culpeper Middle School showed that our holiday spirit is impossible to steal.

#CaringMotivatedSuccessful
2 months ago, Culpeper Middle School
Three people pose in a school hallway for Grinch Spirit Day at Culpeper Middle School. One person is dressed as the Grinch in a Santa-style outfit with green fur, one is dressed as Cindy Lou Who in a red holiday sweatshirt with festive hair accessories, and one is dressed as Max the dog wearing reindeer antlers. All are smiling and standing against a brick wall.
Culpeper County Schools will open 2 hours late tomorrow, Monday, December 15, 2025.

Essential personnel and custodians report on time, all other personnel report 2 hours late.
2 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Graphic announcing school delay for Culpeper County Public Schools. The image features the CCPS logo, the words 2 hour delay in bold text, and an image of an icy window in the background
Spotlights twinkled, notes shimmered, and the CMS Band turned the stage into its own winter constellation. Huge congratulations to our musicians for delivering a holiday concert that felt enchanted 🎺✨🌟

#CaringMotivatedSuccessful
2 months ago, Culpeper Middle School
A vertical collage featuring three photographs from a school band performance separated by a title banner. The top image shows a large group of middle school students standing in rows on a stage, wearing matching blue polo shirts and black pants, holding instruments such as clarinets, flutes, saxophones, and a tuba. The center of the image features a dark banner with the text "CMS Band Holiday Concert" written in white cursive script; to the left is a logo reading "CMS Fine Arts" with a stylized cougar head and musical notes. The bottom two photographs show the band students seated in chairs on stage, actively playing their instruments while being directed by a female conductor with long blonde hair who stands on a podium with her back to the audience.
Students celebrated Inclusive Schools Week by adding their names to the Choose to Include pledge, turning signatures into a bright banner of belonging for our school community 🌈🖊️

#CaringMotivatedSuccessful
2 months ago, Culpeper Middle School
A wide, eye-level indoor shot depicts a group of students gathered around a long folding table set up in a school hallway or common area. The table is covered with a gold tablecloth and holds baskets and papers. Two vertical pink signs standing on the floor at either end of the table read, "SIGN OUR PLEDGE and CHOOSE TO INCLUDE!" Two students sit behind the table facing forward, while three others stand in front of the table engaging with them. One student is seated to the left, and an adult stands to the far right. The background features a two-toned wall with red brick on the sides and blue cinder blocks in the center, decorated with bulletin boards containing information about the pledge and yearbook sales.
A group of ten students stands in a line inside a classroom or hallway area, gesturing toward a handmade blue poster taped to the white cinder block wall. The poster features a drawing of a crayon box and the slogan "See the ABLE NOT the LABEL" written in white paint. The students are pointing at the sign or giving thumbs up, while doorways labeled "Bathroom" and "Dressing Room" are visible in the background along with classroom tables.
A diverse group of eleven students stands together in a school hallway, holding a large orange banner that reads "#CHOOSE TO INCLUDE" in bold white letters. The banner encourages viewers to "Be part of the #InclusionRevolution," features a photo of two young boys—one seated in a wheelchair holding a basketball—and is covered in numerous handwritten signatures. The smiling students pose with peace signs and thumbs-up gestures in front of a blue cinder block and red brick wall decorated with school bulletin boards and a yellow "Yearbooks" sign.
Five female students stand side-by-side in a hallway, holding up the corners of a large orange horizontal banner that displays the text "#CHOOSE TO INCLUDE". The banner is filled with signatures and includes a picture of two boys, while the wall behind the students features a vertical sign that reads "Sign Our Pledge and Choose to Include!". The students are smiling at the camera, with the student on the far right wearing bright green Grinch-themed pajama pants and a matching top.
CMS stacked up 1,453 cans of pure community power, and our SCA students proudly helped deliver the mountain of generosity to the Culpeper Community Christmas Basket Canned Food Drive. A small army of kindness in action 🥫✨

#CaringMotivatedSuccessful
2 months ago, Culpeper Middle School
A medium shot shows three smiling female students kneeling in a school hallway with cinder block walls, gathered around a large collection of canned food donations. Numerous cardboard boxes, some open to reveal cans of beans and vegetables, are stacked on the floor and on a black utility cart behind the group. Left: A student with long reddish-brown hair wears a black jacket. Center: A student with long wavy hair wears a pink pullover sweater. Right: A student wears a blue sweatshirt featuring a Snoopy character and holds a shiny red gift bag that reads "Merry Christmas" with a Santa Claus illustration. A small poster is visible on the wall behind the cart. The scene conveys a school food drive or charitable event.
CMS’s FCCLA chapter jingled into town like a rolling snow-globe of cheer, sprinkling holiday spirit all along the parade route ✨🎄

#CaringMotivatedSuccessful
2 months ago, Culpeper Middle School
A vertical collage featuring two photos of a school group at a holiday event, set against a festive background of blurred, colorful holiday lights. Top Photo: A group of approximately eighteen students and adults pose closely together outdoors. They are dressed in winter coats and festive attire, wearing accessories like Santa hats, reindeer antlers, and necklaces made of large Christmas lights. A man in a baseball cap stands in the back center, and the side of a rescue squad vehicle is visible on the left. Bottom Photo: The same group is shown standing in a parking lot at sunset, holding a wide white banner that reads "FCCLA - Family, Career and Community Leaders of America" alongside a red "Culpeper Middle School" logo. Behind the group is a massive inflatable snowman wearing a top hat, along with a trailer displaying a banner for "America's 911 Foundation."
Culpeper County Schools will open 2 hours late tomorrow, Tuesday, December 9, 2025 due to the potential for icy road conditions.

Essential personnel and custodians report on time, all other personnel report 2 hours late.
2 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Graphic announcing school delay for Culpeper County Public Schools. The image features the CCPS logo, the words 2 hour delay in bold text, and an image of an icy window in the background
CCPS after-school and evening student activities are cancelled for today, Monday, December 8, 2025 due to the forecast of inclement weather.

The School Board meeting will be held as scheduled.
2 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
teal graphic with CCPS logo with large letters that say after school and evening activiites canceled
UPDATE: Culpeper County Schools will be closed today, Friday. December 5, 2025 due to inclement weather. Essential personnel and custodians report at noon. All other employees do not report.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
graphic with the CCPS logo on a snowy scene that says school closed at the bottom in teal letters on a gold bar
Culpeper County Schools will open 2 hours late tomorrow, Friday, December 5, 2025 due to the forecast of inclement weather. Essential personnel and custodians report on time; All other personnel report 2 hours late.

If conditions deteriorate and we need to close, we will send a follow-up notification by 7:30 AM.
3 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
Graphic showing a snowy, winding road lined with tall evergreen trees covered in snow. The Culpeper County Public Schools logo appears in the upper left with decorative circular accents. Large text at the bottom reads “2 Hour Delay.”