📚Order your Sycamore Park Elementary yearbook! 📚

Show your school pride and capture this year's memories forever! Yearbooks are $12 for a softcover book. Don’t miss out—the final deadline to order is April 3, 2026!

Here is how to get your copy:

💻 ORDER ONLINE: Visit barksdalephoto.com (No service fees!)
✉️ PAY BY CASH/CHECK: Return the exact amount in an envelope to the school.

🔄 Pay It Forward: Want to make another student's day? You can purchase an additional yearbook to be gifted anonymously! Let's make sure everyone gets to remember this year.

Note: Sycamore Park purchases every 5th grade student a yearbook!


about 10 hours ago, SPES Admin
A promotional flyer for the Sycamore Park Elementary School yearbook with a deep red and white color scheme. At the top, the word "YEARBOOKS" is in large white letters against a vibrant splash of colorful, textured paint brushstrokes (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple). Below this is the text, "Show your school pride! Order your school’s yearbook NOW." with a Spanish translation below. The middle section features a gray banner for the "Pay It Forward Program," including a large stylized letter 'O' with arrows. The text explains, "Lets you purchase an additional yearbook to be gifted anonymously to another student!" with a Spanish translation below. The bottom left features a framed inset box with details: "$12 per book - Soft Cover." It provides two ordering options: "Order online at barksdalephoto.com" or "Pay by cash or check." A key deadline is listed: "Deadline to order: April 3, 2026." It also notes "No Service Fees" for online credit card orders and details the access code to use on the website (0038590YB), all with corresponding Spanish text. The bottom right text identifies "Sycamore Park Elementary School" and includes a message that "A portion of your purchases may be a fundraiser for your school!" At the bottom is the "Barksdale Yearbooks" logo, which is a stylized open book made of colorful brushstrokes over a signature-style wordmark.
On Monday evening, the Culpeper County School Board proudly recognized Carolyn Minor, Head Custodian at Sycamore Park Elementary School, for an incredible 45 years of dedicated service to Culpeper County Public Schools.

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!
about 15 hours ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
A man in a suit shakes hands with a smiling woman wearing a black cowboy hat as they hold a framed certificate recognizing 45 years of service. They stand in front of a school board dais while several seated board members behind them applaud during the recognition ceremony.
Our Sycamore Park Students recently participated in a Fine Arts Festival here at #ThePark! Here are some pictures from that night!
3 days ago, SPES Admin
Three children on stage wearing grey tunics, fluffy silver garlands, and dark butterfly-style masks. They are performing in front of a whimsical forest backdrop featuring large red mushrooms.
Four children performing the "Mad Tea Party" scene. One child in a yellow coat drinks from a large cup, while others dressed as Alice, the March Hare, and the Mouse sit at a table covered in a checkered cloth.
Five children dressed as flowers, wearing bright green mesh wraps and oversized colorful paper flower headpieces in yellow, purple, red, blue, and orange. They are holding open books as if singing.
Three students dressed as "Card Soldiers" from Alice in Wonderland. They wear white rectangular tunics with black spade symbols over black long-sleeved shirts and pants.
student dressed as the Queen of Hearts wearing a red, black, and gold gown with a high card-themed collar. She is holding a pink plastic flamingo as a mallet.
A large group of students standing in three rows on a stage with purple curtains. They are all wearing white t-shirts that say "SYCAMORE PARK CHOIR" in black lettering.
A smiling student dressed as a Card Soldier (5 of Spades) poses on one leg on the edge of a stage. In the background, other students in "STAGE CREW" shirts stand near a psychedelic, checkered backdrop.
A student dressed as the Mad Hatter stands alone on stage. He is wearing a brown blazer, a large green bowtie, a brown top hat, and round glasses against a painted forest backdrop.
A school band rehearsal in a gymnasium. A conductor leads five students seated on a stage; two play clarinets, two play trumpets, and one plays a tuba.
A group photo of eleven students posing against a blue and white wall. They are all wearing matching black t-shirts that say "STAGE CREW" in bold white letters. One student’s face is covered with a yellow smiley face emoji.
Don't forget! Our book fair will be open tonight from 5-7PM! Travelin' Tom's will be here as well! We hope you can join us! #thePark
7 days ago, James Dugger
An event flyer for Travelin' Tom's Coffee Truck. The background shows hands holding various coffee and frappe drinks. Large white text in the center announces an event at Sycamore Park Elementary on March 5th, from 5:00 to 7:00 pm. The bottom includes contact info for the Warrenton location: warrenton@travelintomscoffee.com, 540.764.0057, and travelintomscoffee.com.
Menu for Travelin' Tom's Coffee Truck of Warrenton. The top features the company logo and an image of their blue and white coffee truck. The beverage options are organized into three categories: Iced Specialty: Tilt Nitro Energy, Berry Tilt, Refresher, Lemonade, Iced Tea, Tommy Palmer, Nitro Cold Brew, Cold Brew, Iced Macchiato, Iced Latte, Iced Matcha, and Iced Spiced Chai. Hot Specialty: Latte, Cappuccino, Macchiato, Matcha, Flat White, Americano, Mocha, White Chocolate Mocha, Dirty Chai, Spiced Chai, Hot Chocolate, and Cinnamon Apple Cider. Frozen Specialty: Frappe, Frozen Tilt, Frozen Refresher, and Frozen Hot Chocolate. Customization: Beverages can be flavored with French Vanilla, Caramel, Salted Caramel, Mocha, Hazelnut, White Chocolate, Mango, Raspberry, Peach, or seasonal offerings. Contact Info: warrenton@travelintomscoffee.com, 540.764.0057, and travelintomscoffee.com.
Get ready to pack your bags—we're going on a reading adventure! 📚✈️

Join us for Read Across America Week: Reading Leads to Great Destinations! Starting Monday, March 2nd, we have a full week of themed dress-up days and Book Fair fun planned for our students and families.

Check out the full itinerary below:
10 days ago, SPES Admin
A colorful schedule for Read Across America Week, titled "Reading Leads to Great Destinations!" The event runs from Monday, March 2nd to Friday, March 6th. The flyer is bordered by a pattern of alternating red and blue polka dots. The schedule is organized into a five-column table detailing daily themes and book fair times: Monday 3/2: From Maui to Myrtle Monday Theme: Celebrating fun in the sun. Activity: Wear your beach gear. Tuesday 3/3: Tacky Tourist Tuesday Theme: Dress like you are at your favorite vacation destination. Book Fair (Pre-K to 2nd): Parents can shop during Resource times: Pre-K: 1:55–2:20 Kindergarten: 12:10–12:50 1st Grade: 2:35–3:15 2nd Grade: 1:10–1:50 Wednesday 3/4: Wild West Wednesday Activity: Dress in your western attire. Thursday 3/5: We ❤️ Virginia Thursday Theme: Wear your Virginia gear or hearts. Book Fair (3rd to 5th): Parents can shop during Resource times: 3rd Grade: 9:00–9:40 4th Grade: 9:45–10:25 5th Grade: 10:45–11:25 Family Night: Join us at the Book Fair in the Library from 5:00–7:00! Friday 3/6: Red, White, and Blue Friday Theme: Wear your patriotic gear to celebrate the final day of Read Across America Week.
Mrs. Ward is excited to announce the "Treasured Tales Book Fair" beginning Monday, March 2 and running through Monday, March 9! Students will have the opportunity to visit and purchase books and other items during their regularly scheduled library resource time.
Parents are also invited to shop with their child on Tuesday and Thursday during Resource time...please see the flier coming home for more details!
The Book Fair will also be open after school on Thursday, March 5 from 5:00–7:00 PM for families to shop together. Kona Ice/Traveling Toms will be joining us beginning at 5:00 PM!
10 days ago, SPES Admin
A colorful illustration celebrating Read Across America. In the center, a penguin wearing glasses, a red shirt, and a lei sits on a stack of books while reading. Surrounding him are school supplies like a globe, pencils, and a backpack, along with two Kona Ice cups. A green parrot stands to the right. A large red banner at the top reads "READ ACROSS AMERICA" in white text. The Kona Ice logo is in the bottom left, and the AdoptAClassroom.org logo is in the bottom right.
A treasure-themed promotional graphic for Literati book fairs. The image features a weathered parchment scroll background with the text "GIFT CARDS ARE YOUR KEY TO TREASURE" in bold brown lettering. Three Literati gift cards in pink, teal, and purple—each featuring a geometric gem design—are displayed in the center. A golden skeleton key and a dotted treasure map path with gold coins and gems are scattered around the scroll.
An atmospheric illustration of a tropical sea at sunset with pink and orange skies. A large silhouette of a sailing ship is on the right, and rocky islands are in the distance. Overlaid in the center is white text that reads "JOIN US FOR OUR Literati BOOK FAIR," with the Literati logo in a stylized script font flanked by two yellow sparkles.
Today’s the day! 🎉

Kindergarten registration for the 2026–2027 school year is now open on the CCPS website!

Families can complete the online portion of our new hybrid (online/in-person) registration process beginning today. We look forward to welcoming the Class of 2039!

Get started here:
👉 https://www.culpeperschools.org/o/ccps/page/enroll
10 days ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
kindergarten children on maroon stairs holding signs on pieces of paper that say kindergarten registration now open

One School, Many Stories, Infinite Creativity! 🎨

Join us for a celebration of color and community at the Sycamore Park Fine Arts Festival!

Come walk our halls and see the incredible work our students have been doing—including our massive collaborative house project! Every single house represents a unique voice in our school "neighborhood," and the view is absolutely stunning in person.

When: This Thursday, Feb 26 Time: 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM Where: Sycamore Park Elementary

From 3D installations to individual masterpieces, there is so much talent to uncover. We can’t wait to see you there and share our stories with you!

#SycamorePark #FineArtsFestival #OneSchoolManyStories #StudentArt #ArtEducation #CommunityThroughArt

15 days ago, SPES Admin
A long school hallway features a large, 3D collaborative art installation titled "ONE SCHOOL MANY STORIES." Hundreds of small, hand-decorated paper houses are mounted on a black background, organized in a vibrant rainbow gradient from green and blue to deep purple.
A different angle of the same installation, showing the warm side of the color spectrum. The wall is covered in hundreds of paper houses in shades of pink, red, orange, and yellow, each uniquely colored and drawn on by students.
Remember the Fine Arts Festival is this week! We hope to see you this Thursday from 5-7pm at #ThePark!

4th and 5th graders in stage crew have enjoying getting to use a fun new tool called a Beaver Bot to cut out cardboard props and stage decorations for this years play "Alice in Wonderland ". Stayed tuned to see what other amazing things our students are able to do with this machine in the art room!
17 days ago, SPES Admin
A young child with curly hair and a pink sprinkle-patterned hoodie stands at a classroom table, carefully guiding a large piece of cardboard through an orange electric cardboard cutter. In the background, a colorful art classroom is visible with posters, an American flag, and a string of lights.
close-up side view of the child in the sprinkle hoodie and another child in a grey jacket working together to feed a cardboard sheet with hand-drawn outlines into the electric cutter.
A young boy in a grey jacket over a Sonic the Hedgehog t-shirt focuses intently as he presses down on a cardboard sheet, guiding a circular drawn line through the blade of the orange electric cutting machine.
An adult teacher wearing glasses and a patterned shirt assists two students as they maneuver a large, flat cardboard box onto the cutting tool. The child in the sprinkle hoodie holds one side while the teacher helps stabilize the machine.
The boy in the grey jacket uses both hands to pivot a large section of cardboard on the white grid surface of the orange cutter, following curved lines drawn in black marker.
🎭🎶 Sycamore Park Fine Arts Festival 🎨🎺

Join us on February 26th from 5–7 PM for an evening celebrating the arts!

Enjoy performances from:
🎵 Band
🎶 Choir
🎭 Drama Club featuring Alice in Wonderland

Plus, explore our Art Gallery showcasing artwork from ALL grades!

We can’t wait to see our Sycamore Park families there for a night of creativity and talent! 💛
20 days ago, James Dugger
Black and white flyer for Sycamore Park Fine Arts Festival. The top reads “Sycamore Park Fine Arts Festival.” Event date and time: February 26th, 5–7pm. The flyer features music notes, theater masks, a singer silhouette with a microphone, and silhouettes of a band performing. Text states: “Featuring performances from: Band, Choir, and Drama Club with Alice in Wonderland. An Art Gallery will be displayed with art from ALL grades.”
Here are February's newsletters!
30 days ago, SPES Admin
A February 2026 newsletter for Sycamore Park Elementary School featuring a pink background with watercolor hearts, a butterfly, and a Valentine’s envelope. Math Matters: Encourages families to find math in everyday life, such as playing board games (Yahtzee, Monopoly), measuring ingredients in the kitchen, and estimating totals at the grocery store. Lost & Found: Reminds parents to check for missing winter gear and to label items with names. Upcoming Events: Lists a PTO Meeting on Feb 2nd at 5pm, No School on Feb 16th, and a Fine Arts Festival on Feb 26th at 5pm. Photo: Three students smiling in a classroom; one wears a shirt with "75" and another wears a panda hat.
The second page of the Sycamore Park February newsletter with pink heart decorations. Paws in the Library: Describes therapy dogs Lilly and Marquis visiting the library to let students practice reading to them to build confidence. Snow Much Thanks: A thank you note to the custodial team for their hard work clearing snow and ice to keep the school safe. Social Media: Invites families to follow @ccpsspes and use #AtThePark. Photos: One photo shows maintenance staff shoveling deep snow outside, and another shows students playing in the school gymnasium.
Versión en español del boletín de febrero de 2026 de Sycamore Park. Las Matemáticas Importan: Sugiere juegos de mesa como Dominó y Monopoly, y actividades en la cocina como medir ingredientes para practicar fracciones. Objetos Perdidos: Pide a las familias revisar la sección de objetos perdidos por chaquetas y guantes olvidados. Próximos Eventos: Incluye la reunión de PTO (2 de feb), no hay clases (16 de feb) y el Festival de Bellas Artes (26 de feb). Imagen: Estudiantes sonrientes posando con manualidades coloridas.
Segunda página del boletín en español con decoraciones de corazones. Patitas en la Biblioteca: Menciona las visitas de los perros de terapia Lilly y Marquis coordinadas por la Sra. Ward. Muchísimas Gracias: Un agradecimiento especial al equipo de mantenimiento por su trabajo incansable durante la reciente tormenta de nieve y hielo. Redes Sociales: Promociona la cuenta @ccpsspes. Imágenes: Personal limpiando la nieve con palas y niños realizando actividades físicas en el gimnasio de la escuela.
In Mrs. Berrios’ second-grade class, students are developing their data skills by asking questions, collecting information, and creating pictographs. #ThePark
about 1 month ago, SPES Admin
A young boy stands in a classroom hallway holding up a completed "My Survey and Pictograph" worksheet titled "Favorite Chips." The pictograph shows "Spicy" as the most popular choice with seven hand-drawn symbols. He is wearing a grey hoodie and dark pants, smiling slightly at the camera.
A close-up, high-angle shot of a student with dark hair leaning over a desk, diligently working on a pictograph. The worksheet is titled "Favorite Food" and includes categories like pizza and hot dogs. The student is focused on drawing small symbols into the graph's columns.
A young girl with braids and pink hair accessories sits at a wooden desk, writing on a survey worksheet. She is wearing a pink t-shirt with a horse graphic. The classroom background shows other student desks and a "Sound Wall" chart on the brick-patterned wall.
A student in a purple "Unicorn" sweatshirt works on a "Favorite Games" pictograph. She is using a yellow pencil to draw heart symbols in the categories for "Roblox," "Bouncy," and "Tag." Other students with laptops are visible in the background.
Three students stand in a cluster in the middle of a classroom, collaborating on a survey. One student in a white t-shirt holds a worksheet while another student points to it with a pencil. A blue cabinet and a patterned curtain are visible in the background.
A young boy in a tan sweatshirt leans over a desk to show his "Favorite Sports" survey to a classmate. The classmate, wearing a striped purple sweater and headphones, looks up from her laptop to see the paper. The worksheet lists football, basketball, tennis, and soccer.
A student with long dark hair in a pink shirt (viewed from behind) stands and talks to a seated classmate wearing a panda t-shirt and a fur-lined jacket. They appear to be conducting a survey. The classroom walls are decorated with colorful "How to Calm Down" and "Problem-Solving Steps" posters.
A young boy in a blue "NBA" t-shirt sits at a desk, carefully drawing symbols onto a "Favorite Chips" pictograph. Two worksheets are on the desk: one for collecting tally marks and one for the final pictograph. He is highly focused on his work.
A girl with a long dark braid, wearing a purple long-sleeved shirt, concentrates as she draws on a pictograph worksheet. She is leaning over a wooden table in a bright classroom, with another student in a blue Nike shirt partially visible next to her.
Here are January's Title 1 newsletters!
about 1 month ago, SPES Admin
The English version of the Sycamore Park Title I Newsletter, page one, for January 2026. The layout is identical to the Spanish version, featuring headers for "School Board Presentation," "Spelling Bee Champs," and "Follow Us On Social Media." It includes a photo of the Sycamore Park Choir performing on stage and a photo of the three spelling bee winners—Alice Nolasco, Mariam Romero, and Angel Arevalo Duran—posing with their medals.
The second page of the English Sycamore Park Title I Newsletter. It covers the "One School, One Problem" math initiative, "Chromebook Protection" plans, and "Final Friday Readers." The page includes a photo of an educational poster titled "OSOP" showing various ways to solve a math problem involving coffee cups, an icon of a laptop, and a photo of two young students sitting on a colorful classroom rug while focused on a book.
The first page of the Sycamore Park Title I Newsletter for January 2026, written in Spanish. The page is decorated with festive balloons and stars. It features three main sections: "Presentación de la Junta Escolar," which highlights the school choir's performance of the song "Whisper" on January 12; "Campeones del Concurso de Ortografía," naming Alice Nolasco, Mariam Romero, and Angel Arevalo Duran as county-level qualifiers; and "Síganos en las Redes Sociales," providing the handle @ccpsspes. Photos show the school choir performing and the spelling bee winners standing with a school official.
The second page of the Sycamore Park Title I Spanish newsletter. Sections include "Una Escuela, Un Problema," describing a weekly math exploration program; "Protección para Chromebooks," mentioning protection plans for the second semester; and "Lectores del Último Viernes," which explains the Reading Buddies program and the Attendance World Series. Visuals include a photo of a math "OSOP" chart with coffee cup illustrations, a graphic of a laptop, and a photo of two students reading together on a rug.
Mrs Abel’s kids practice our social skills of being flexible by exploring putty, play dough to, and kinetic sand. #ThePark
about 1 month ago, James Dugger
A young boy in a red shirt reaches into a clear bin filled with stretchy white slime. His hands are covered in the gooey substance, which strings between his fingers as an adult assists him. A bottle of glue and a "Good Job" sticker are on the table.
A young boy in a dark blue hoodie smiles joyfully as he pulls and stretches a thick, white substance in a clear plastic container during a sensory play activity in a classroom.
A boy wearing a red hoodie sits at a desk, focusing intently on squeezing and molding a large pile of bright pink kinetic sand. Various sand tools and a yellow roller are scattered on the table around him.
A young boy in a brown Adidas hoodie looks at the camera with a wide, excited grin. On the table in front of him is a large mound of bright pink kinetic sand and a wicker basket.

Ms. Prentice enjoyed a memorable visit with students to Montpelier, the home of the fourth U.S. President, James Madison. The students were excited to tour the home where James Madison and his wife lived and eagerly engaged in learning new information while exploring the historic site. #thePark

about 2 months ago, SPES Admin
A wide view of a large, formal room with high ceilings, an ornate gold chandelier, and a decorative plaster ceiling medallion. The room features dark blue walls with white wainscoting and three large windows draped in heavy gold curtains. A massive, circular patterned rug in brown, cream, and light blue covers most of the polished wood floor. In the background, a fireplace is decorated for the holidays with a small Christmas tree and greenery.
A museum educator stands at the head of a long, formally set dining table, speaking to a group of children sitting on the floor. The room has green and white patterned wallpaper, formal drapery, and several historical portraits on the walls. Life-sized cardboard cutouts of historical figures are placed in chairs around the table, which is set with blue and white china and glass decanters.
A group of children in winter coats and casual clothes are sitting and standing on a wooden floor in a grand room. They are gathered in front of large glass French doors that look out onto a grassy landscape. To the sides of the doors are heavy gold drapes, and a portion of a large, ornate brown and cream rug is visible in the foreground.
An indoor museum exhibit wall featuring a large, gold-framed oil portrait of a woman in a formal, floor-length pink gown. Surrounding the portrait are several smaller framed photographs and documents. A quote printed on the wall above reads, “Montpelier, the stately house of President James Madison, has passed into the hands of an able and appreciative owner...” Gold stanchions with a dark rope barrier stand in front of the display.

With the upcoming snow storm keeping us all warm indoors, it’s the perfect time for our SPES students to grab their markers and crayons! We are looking for the perfect design for the 2025-2026 Yearbook Cover. This year’s theme is: “Panther Perspective, Celebrate the Differences.” See the pictures for more info!

about 2 months ago, James Dugger
A promotional flyer for the Sycamore Park Elementary School "Yearbook Cover Contest" for the 2025-2026 school year. The flyer features a stylized black panther with light blue highlights. It encourages students to use bright markers or crayons to design a cover based on the theme: "Panther Perspective, Celebrate the Differences." Requirements include using vertical 8.5 x 11 white paper, coloring the entire page, and including the school name and year. Submission instructions state to write the student's name, grade, and teacher on the back in pencil and turn it into Mrs. Racey by January 30th, 2026.
Una versión en español del volante del concurso de la portada del anuario de Sycamore Park Elementary School. El texto dice "Concurso de la Portada del Anuario" e invita a los estudiantes a ser creativos con el tema "Perspectiva Panter, Celebra las Diferencias." Las reglas son las mismas: usar papel de 8.5 x 11 en orientación vertical, incluir el nombre de la escuela y el año (2025-2026), y entregar el trabajo a la Sra. Racey a más tardar el 30 de enero de 2026.
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.
about 2 months 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.”
Sycamore Park celebrated the 100th day of school with a number spirit day!
about 2 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
A four-photo collage celebrating CCPS’s 100th Day of School with a sports jersey theme. Photos show a staff member and student wearing jerseys with the numbers “01” and “99,” students in jerseys including one with “98” written on the back of a shirt, and students and staff posing together in sports team gear. In one classroom photo, students smile at a table with a colorful craft and a gold “5” balloon in the background. A CCPS “100th Day of School” graphic is centered in the collage.
Mrs. Feld’s class celebrated the 100th day of school with a fun, hands-on STEM challenge! 🧠🔧 Students designed, built, and problem-solved their way through activities centered around the number 100—collaborating, thinking critically, and having a blast along the way.
✨ Did you know? While it’s the 100th day of school for many, it’s also the 1,000th day of school for 5th graders—what an amazing milestone to celebrate!
Here’s to 100 (and 1,000!) days of learning, curiosity, and growth! 🎉📚
about 2 months ago, James Dugger
A bright, busy classroom filled with elementary students working in small groups at wooden desks. The walls are decorated with educational posters, including a large "Invisible Math" board and a colorful number line.
Three smiling students stand behind a desk showcasing a tall, tiered tower made of colorful rainbow-patterned beads. A small stuffed panda sits next to the tower, and a personalized water bottle is in the foreground.
A young boy in a maroon Washington Commanders jersey smiles next to a desk where a pattern of red, yellow, and blue geometric blocks has been carefully arranged.
Four students pose together at a desk, proudly holding up a tall, branching structure they built using colorful interlocking plastic star-shaped pieces.
A top-down view of a student using colorful LEGO bricks on a wooden desk to construct the number "100."
A high-angle shot of an intricate flower design made from pattern blocks on a desk, featuring a complex root system made of tan diamond-shaped blocks and a blue laptop sitting nearby.
A man in a blue "Sycamore Park" jersey and a blue knit beanie stands next to a smiling young boy in a maroon "Commanders" jersey inside a classroom.
A top-down view of a square container built out of colorful interlocking plastic cubes, filled to the brim with dozens of tiny yellow rubber ducks.
🎶 Thank You, Sycamore Park Choir! 🎶

A big thank you to the Sycamore Park Elementary School Choir for their amazing performance at tonight’s School Board meeting! Your talent, hard work, and enthusiasm truly shined and made the evening extra special.
about 2 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
large group of students wearing white tops and black bottoms standing in the front of a board room under a screen that says Please Welcome the Sycamore Park Choir
young students singing
young students singing