👏 Riley Vinyard – 2nd Place, 190 lbs
👏 Ali Dasher – 4th Place, 106 lbs
👏 Eli Croushorn – 4th Place, 165 lbs
👏 Colten Budd – 6th Place, 126 lbs
👏 Saul Acevedo – 6th Place, 285 lbs
Your hard work, resilience, and determination on the mat make CCPS proud. Way to represent Culpeper at the state level!
👏 Alizay Beasley – 5th Place, Girls 55 Meter Dash
👏 Alizay Beasley, Irelan Whiteside, Mikaela Dennis, & Tori Norman – 5th Place, Girls 4x200 Meter Relay
👏 Kellen Sutherland – 6th Place, Boys 500 Meter Dash
👏 Xavier Williams – 4th Place, Boys 55 Meter Hurdles
Your dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence make CCPS proud. Way to represent Culpeper on the state stage! 💙💛
Shelton was announced as this year’s division winner during a special presentation at tonight’s School Board meeting, where all of our Classified Employees of the Year were recognized for their outstanding service and dedication.
We are grateful for Shelton’s commitment to supporting students and making a difference each day. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor!
Culpeper County Public Schools will be closed for Spring Break from April 6–10, 2026. We hope all of our students, staff, and families enjoy a safe and relaxing week.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Monday, April 13 refreshed and ready to finish the school year strong!

Culpeper County Public Schools is seeking a dedicated and bilingual professional to join our team as an ESL Registrar/Translator!
✅ Qualifications:
• Fluent in reading, writing, and speaking both Spanish and English
• Strong communication skills with students, families, staff, and the community
• Ability to build positive working relationships
• Commitment to confidentiality
💼 We invest in you! CCPS will cover the cost of additional training and certifications to support your professional growth.
If you’re passionate about supporting students and families and making a difference in our community, apply today!

This role involves working closely with students to support their communication, language development, and academic success in an inclusive and supportive environment.
The ideal candidate is skilled in adapting instruction, knowledgeable in hearing differences, and committed to empowering every student to thrive.
✨ Qualifications:
• Certification in Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education
• Experience working with students who are deaf or hard of hearing
• Strong communication and collaboration skills
• Familiarity with assistive technology and/or sign language is a plus

All four CCPS bands, CMS, FTB, CCHS, and EVHS, earned Superior ratings at the VBODA District Band Assessment on March 6–7, the highest possible honor!
👏 Congratulations to our talented students and dedicated band directors for this outstanding achievement!

Preschool registration for the upcoming school year opens April 15 in Culpeper County Public Schools!
We’re excited to welcome our newest learners! The enrollment link will be available on the CCPS website.
Stay tuned for more details.

We are also grateful for our outstanding art teachers who inspire, mentor, and nurture our young artists every day.
A heartfelt thank you to our supportive community members who continue to champion the arts in Culpeper and help make opportunities like this possible.
We would also like to extend a special thank you to @VillageFrameworksandGallery for generously donating the matting and preparation of our winning entries for the Virginia School Boards Association Art Competition. Your support helps ensure our students’ artwork is showcased at the highest level. @VASchoolBoards
Congratulations to all of our artists for sharing your talents and helping make this year’s show such a wonderful success! ✨





On Monday evening, the Culpeper County School Board recognized employees for 30 years of dedicated service to Culpeper County Public Schools.
Those honored for this milestone include:
• Teresa Curtis, Food Service Manager – Yowell Elementary School
• Terri Fincham, Bus Driver – Transportation
• Tamala Hoffman, Teacher – Sycamore Park Elementary School
• Reba Miller, Food Service Manager – Culpeper County High School
• Randi Richards-Lutz, Director of Career & Technical Education – Central Office
• Steven Rosenberg, HVAC – Maintenance
• Angelique Wynkoop, Teacher – Culpeper County High School
Thank you for 30 years of service to CCPS and for the difference you continue to make in our school community! 👏
Those honored for this milestone include:
• Kimberly Berry, Teacher – A.G. Richardson Elementary School (not pictured)
• Jennifer Burriss, Special Education Specialist (K–12) – Central Office (pictured)
• Rob Hauman, Executive Director of Curriculum & Instruction – Central Office (pictured)
• Melissa Jenkins, Teacher – A.G. Richardson Elementary School (not pictured)
• Yvette Patton, Food Service Manager – Sycamore Park Elementary School (not pictured)
Each of these individuals has spent decades supporting students, staff, and families across our division. Their commitment, experience, and dedication have helped shape the success of Culpeper County Public Schools.
Thank you for 35 years of service to CCPS and for the lasting difference you continue to make in our schools and community! 👏
For more than four decades, Lucy has played an important role in safely transporting generations of CCPS students and supporting families across our community. Her years of commitment reflect the care and dedication that keep our schools running every day.
Thank you, Lucy, for 45 years of service to CCPS and for the difference you have made in the lives of so many students! 🚌

Carolyn’s commitment to our students, staff, and school community has made a lasting impact over more than four decades. During the recognition, the packed School Board room rose to its feet to give Carolyn a well-deserved standing ovation in appreciation of her years of hard work and dedication.
Thank you, Carolyn, for 45 years of service and for helping make CCPS a better place every day!
Presented by Coach Chris Denham, Olivia placed 7th in the Girls 50-yard freestyle, qualified for multiple state events, and broke several school records this season. Congratulations!
Presented by Coach Lexi Snow, Allison earned 6th place overall and finished 2nd in Class 4 in the 132-pound weight class. Congratulations on this outstanding achievement!
Presented by Head Coach Chris Taylor, the honorees included:
• Benjamin Davis – 4th Place, 113 pounds
• Declan McCarton – 4th Place, 120 pounds
• Michael Byrne – State Champion, 165 pounds
• Nathan Taylor – 5th Place, 175 pounds
Congratulations to these Cyclones for their hard work, determination, and success on the mat while representing Eastern View High School and Culpeper County Public Schools.
Presented by EVHS Choir Director VanChessca Crites, the honorees included:
• Abigail Shears – Alto II
• Alejandro Gonzalez Ramirez – Tenor I
• Daniel Montano Reyes – Bass I
• David Carrico – Bass II
• Emerson Hodgson – Soprano II
• Ian Edwards – Tenor II
• Zachary Harms – Tenor II
Selection to the All-State Choir is one of the highest honors for high school choral students in Virginia, recognizing exceptional vocal ability, musicianship, and dedication to the art of choral performance. Congratulations to these outstanding Cyclones for representing Eastern View High School and Culpeper County Public Schools so well!
Presented by CCHS Choir Director Dante Burns, the honorees included:
• Aly Meadows – Alto I
• Rian Hutchison – Soprano II
• Taliah White – Alto II
Selection to the All-State Choir is one of the highest honors for high school choral students in Virginia, recognizing exceptional vocal talent and dedication to music. Congratulations to these talented Blue Devils for representing Culpeper County Public Schools with pride!
