Congratulations to this week's math fluency challenge winner, Z! Challenge ends this week. Mrs. McMahon's class holds the lead so far. The winning class gets a pizza party!
Last Call! Out of zone renewal period ends March 31. If your child is currently on a zone waiver, a renewal application must be submitted prior to March 31. Applications are found on our website https://www.culpeperschools.org/page/student-services
If you child will be changing schools (ie. rising 6th or 9th grade), you will complete an initial application, which will be available on April 8, 2024.
Introducing the Farmington Flyers! Ms. Harris and the derby club were able to visit Paul Bates Raceway. Students were able to learn about track safety, sportsmanship and help with the assembly of their car. With helmets securely fastened and adrenaline pumping, each member was able to successfully go down the track.
Yesterday, several students from the FFA club at Eastern View High School came to read a book and plant some seeds with Ms. Mauro’s class. This was in honor of National Agriculture Day.
Counselors from both Floyd T. Binns and Culpeper Middle School visited our rising 6th graders. They talked about course registration, daily schedule and all things new and exciting that come next year!
Congratulations to all of our foxes who competed in the Math 24 competition. Everyone did well and represented our school with pride. A special congratulations goes to Benji, for medaling in the 3rd grade competition.
Wishing our Math 24 Competition Team GOOD LUCK! We are proud you are representing our school. Competition begins at 5:45 p.m. tonight (Thursday) at F.T. Binns Middle School
Mrs. Breeden, school counselor, and Mrs. McMahon's class completed a career interest inventory to see how their interests relate to careers. The career clusters they explored included human services, agricultural sciences, technical sciences, communicative arts, business services and health sciences. They also colored neckties to show the career cluster colors they preferred the most!
Layton Scarbrough, a local artist and illustrator, visited Farmington for a special Title-1 reading event. Scarbrough shared insights into his journey as an illustrator and read from his latest release. Lastly, he led a hands-on activity, guiding the entire crowd through a directed drawing session.
Coming Soon! Kindergarten and Preschool registration for the 2024-2025 school year will open online on Tuesday, April 9, 2024. Stay tuned for more information!
Mark your calendar for another free school event. Ms. Coloney is hosting a Farmington Art Show. Join us Thursday, April 18, 2024 between 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. in the gymnasium. Each child will have a piece of art displayed!🎨
Today is the day! STEAM weekend begins! Don't miss it!
Reminder: There is no school for students tomorrow, Friday, March 8, 2024.
It is a staff work day for the end of the third grading period.
Come support our awesome artists that have been working with Ms. Coloney all year.
The CCPS Art Show is both Saturday and Sunday at Germanna Community College Daniel Technology Center. Here is a sneak peek of some of the artwork. This event is FREE and open to the public.
The whole school has been enthralled with the Masked Reader competition this week.
Today is the big reveal!!
Listen to the story, follow all the clues, make your guess!
Click here:
https://youtu.be/aBWk_jZ29Eo?feature=shared
Genius Hour, aka Passion Projects, is an educational initiative that allows students to explore their passions and interests in a self-directed manner. Students in Mrs. Fick's Language Arts class were given dedicated time to work on a project of their choosing before presenting to the class.
SCA Meeting Reminder
It's CCPS Employee Appreciation week for the Technology Department! Be sure to thank them for all that they do!
🌟 Get ready for an exciting week with spirit days for Read Across America & The Masked Reader Competition! Join us for a new story each day. But here's the twist –the readers will be wearing masks, leaving you to guess who's behind the mask.
Way to go, Heynor! He is our weekly math challenge winner. The contest is a close race and there is still time to earn more points for your class.
