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18480 Simms Drive
Culpeper, VA 22701
Phone:
(540) 825-5448
Fax: (540) 829-2118
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©
2003
Culpeper County Public Schools
All Rights Reserved
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Pearl Sample Elementary School is located in the southern
area of the county. Approximately 520 students attend
the school in kindergarten through fifth grade.
Constructed
in 1972 with renovations in 1989 and an addition in
1990, Pearl Sample is an 83,000 sq. ft. facility situated
on 17 acres on State Route 15 in the Cedar Mountain
Magisterial District. It features a gymnasium/multi-purpose
room, a networked computer lab and 40 classrooms.
The school is named for a former Culpeper County teacher
who owned the property on which the school was built.
Pearl
Sample Elementary School is accredited by the State
Board of Education.
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Pearl Sample Elementary School is grateful for
the support and dedication we receive from our
numerous volunteers.
Our
children delight in having a special friend
read with them, do math lessons with them, and
just share a few precious moments together.
Parents,
grandparents, interested citizens in the Culpeper
community
— all have something to contribute toward
the education of our children.
If
you are interested in volunteering at Pearl
Sample, please call the school and ask for Mrs.
Ann Lucas, volunteer coordinator. Mrs. Lucas
and her staff will offer in-service and guidance
about the volunteering program.
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The Pearl Sample Elementary School Parent Teacher
Organization (PTO) was founded to form a partnership
between families and faculty in order to build
a stronger school community.
Philosophy
The
PTO should work to improve the learning
opportunities
for children. It is a partnership between families
and faculty that requires the commitment of
both sides to accomplish its goals.
Objective
Our
objectives will be carried out and supported
through conferences, committees, projects, and
programs as appropriate.
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To
raise money to benefit the children of Pearl
Sample Elementary School.
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To
abide by the laws/rules for the care and
protection of children and youth.
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To
enhance home/school relationships so the
families and faculty cooperate in the education
of children.
Basic
Policies
The
following are basic policies of this organization:
- The
organization shall be noncommercial, nonsectarian,
and nonpartisan.
- The
name of the organization or the names of any
members in their official capacities shall
not be used in any connection with a commercial
concern or with any partisan interest or for
any purpose not appropriately related to the
promotion of the objectives.
- This
organization shall work with the school to
provide quality education for all children
and youth and shall seek to participate in
the decision-making process as appropriate.
- The
organization may cooperate with other organizations
and agencies concerned with child welfare,
but no individual representing this organization
in such manners shall make commitments that
bind the organization.
Questions
arising from the interpretations should be referred
to the Executive Committee.
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