🍀 Clovers vs Leprechauns Fundraiser! 🍀

Join the St. Patrick’s Day fun and support Yowell SCA! For just $1, buy Clover stickers for your class or Leprechaun stickers for another class in your grade. The class with the most clovers wins a prize!

📅 March 9–17
📍 Outside the Cafeteria
⏰ 8:10–8:45 AM

All proceeds support Yowell SCA ☘️
1 day ago, Yowell Elementary School
A flyer that reads: St. Patrick’s Day SCA Fundraiser CLOVERS VS LEPRECHAUNS We are playing a school-wide game of Clovers vs Leprechauns. It is going to be so much fun!! Here are the rules: For $1.00 you can buy 4 Clover stickers for your OWN homeroom or you can buy 2 Leprechaun stickers for any other homeroom in your grade level. A Leprechaun sticker will cancel out 1 clover sticker. Each grade level class with the most clovers at the end of the week will win a prize. When: March 9 - 17 Cost: $1.00 Where: Outside of the Cafeteria Time: 8:10 - 8:45 All proceeds will go to Yowell SCA
We loved having members of the NJHS from Culpeper Middle School visit yesterday to read with our youngest Stallions in honor of Read Across America Week! 📚🐎

It was especially nice to see some of our former Stallions back in the building sharing their love of reading with our students. The little ones were so excited to listen to stories and spend time with their middle school role models.

Thank you to these wonderful students for taking the time to come visit and make the day so special for our readers. We appreciate you! 💙
5 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
A group of Culpeper Middle School NJHS students wearing matching light blue shirts stand together in a school hallway in front of a colorful bulletin board displaying student artwork.
An NJHS student sits on a classroom couch reading a colorful picture book to a small group of young students seated on a rug in front of her.
An NJHS student stands with an elementary teacher in a classroom while holding up a children’s book, as several young students sit at a table smiling toward the camera
A middle school NJHS student reads aloud from a picture book while sitting at a classroom table with several young elementary students gathered around listening.
A middle school student from NJHS sits on a small chair in a classroom reading a picture book to a small group of young elementary students seated on the carpet in front of her.
Today we had so much fun celebrating Dress Like a Teacher Day! 👩‍🏫🎨

Shout out to Adeline for dressing like our very own Mrs. Korona — paint apron and all! We love seeing our students show their creativity and school spirit. Great job, Adeline! 💙✨
8 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
An elementary student stands smiling beside her teacher in an art classroom. Both are wearing paint-splattered aprons. The teacher wears a dark apron with colorful paint marks and a T-shirt, while the student wears a similar apron and holds a white plastic paint palette. Behind them, a screen displays the words “Goldfish – Inspired by Henri Matisse,” and classroom posters featuring famous artists hang on the wall. Both appear happy as they pose together.
Mrs. Beard’s class learned about influential African Americans during Black History Month. Students learned about inventors, singers, and important historical figures who made contributions and inspired change including a brave first grader named Ruby Bridges. The boys and girls even got to listen to and dance to some popular and classic tunes.
8 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
A classroom wall display with a sign that reads, “We are DIFFERENT. We are the same. We are Mrs. Beard’s class!” Below the sign, cut-out paper handprints in various skin tones form a heart shape. Around the heart, student-made star-shaped papers with drawings and short written messages are taped to a beige and red brick wall.
Inside an elementary classroom, a young student wearing a bright pink dress spins near the front of the room. A projector screen displays a colorful image, and classroom walls are covered with alphabet cards, numbers, posters, and learning materials. Storage bins and supplies are neatly stacked along the wall, and an American flag hangs in the corner.
Several elementary students stand beside their desks in a classroom, appearing to participate in an activity. The room has individual desks spaced apart, cabinets and cubbies along the back wall, a clock above the door, and colorful decorations including a birthday board and classroom posters.
A wall display titled “Martin Luther King Jr.’s Peace Tree” features a large brown paper tree trunk with green paper leaves. Each leaf contains student drawings and messages about love, friendship, peace, and kindness. A small poster with a photo of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. is placed near the base of the tree on a beige and red brick wall.
🎉 Field Day is Coming ! 🎉

Field Day 2026 is coming soon — and shirts are now available to order!

Don’t miss out on this year’s colorful design. Students love wearing their shirts on Field Day, and they make a great keepsake for the school year!

🛍️ Order online through our school store
📲 Scan the QR code on the flyer to shop
⏰ Order deadline: March 29

For questions, please contact the school office.

Let’s get ready for an amazing Field Day! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️🎽
8 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
📘 English Version – “Field Day” Main Headline: FIELD DAY Right Panel Text: 2026 SHIRTS ARE HERE! For additional Field Day details please contact the school office SHOP YOUR SCHOOL STORE NOW Scan code to start shopping DEADLINE: MARCH 29TH Visual Elements: Four elementary-aged children wearing colorful Field Day shirts (pink, yellow, blue, and red), each holding up medals and smiling. A large QR code for direct access to the school store. Teal and orange school-themed color scheme.
Main Headline: DIA DE DEPORTES Right Panel Text: LAS CAMISETAS 2026 YA ESTÁN AQUÍ Para obtener detalles adicionales del Día de Campo, contacte a la oficina de la escuela COMPRA TU TIENDA ESCOLAR AHORA Escanear el código para comenzar a comprar FECHA TOPE: 29 DE MARZO Visual Elements: Same image of four children with medals and colorful Field Day shirts. Large QR code. Matching teal and orange design theme.
To honor and celebrate Black History Month, Mrs. Wheeler’s third grade class learned about famous African Americans in meaningful and engaging ways—through math word problems, sentence corrections, and exploring a selection of books on Epic. After reading several books, students picked the person they found most interesting and made a Google Slides presentation to share with their classmates. They put so much pride and effort into their work, and it truly shows!
9 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
A student stands in front of a projected slide titled “Bessie Coleman” with a black-and-white photo of Bessie Coleman beside an airplane.
A student stands in front of a slide titled “Early Life” about Jackie Robinson, showing his birth year (1919) and a photo of him in a baseball uniform.
A student stands in front of a slide about MLK Jr. , showing an illustration of him
A completed “Sentence Repairs: Black History Month” worksheet showing corrected sentences about Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., George Washington Carver, and others.
A student stands in front of a slide titled “Known For” featuring a photo of Barack Obama and text about him being the first African American president.
A student stands in front of a slide titled “Known For” about Simone Biles, mentioning her U.S. title and gold medals, with an action photo of her performing gymnastics.
A student stands in front of a slide titled “Known For” about Jackie Robinson being the first Black player on the Brooklyn Dodgers, with a baseball photo.
A student stands in front of a slide titled “Early Life” with text about being born in 1913 and moving to Montgomery, Alabama, alongside a historical photo of Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King Jr.
A “Sentence Repairs” worksheet page with completed sentences about Black History Month, Harriet Tubman, Martin Luther King Jr., and Jackie Robinson.
A completed “Black History Month Word Problems” worksheet showing addition and subtraction problems related to Rosa Parks, Ruby Bridges, Jackie Robinson, Harriet Tubman, and George Washington Carver, with student work and answers written in pencil.
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
9 days ago, Culpeper County Public Schools
kindergarten children on maroon stairs holding signs on pieces of paper that say kindergarten registration now open
Ms. Rozwadowski’s 4th graders learned about Lunar New Year and the stories behind traditional celebrations. They decorated and made puppets for the Year of the Horse and discovered they were born during the Year of the Monkey!

12 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
A student with long dark hair sits at a classroom desk coloring a worksheet with a black marker. Several colorful markers are spread out on the desk beside her. Behind her, a bookshelf filled with children’s books and classroom supplies is visible.
A student wearing glasses and an orange hoodie sits at a desk coloring a worksheet with a blue colored pencil. Another student sits at a nearby desk in the background. The classroom has rows of desks and a blue floor.
A student in a purple jacket leans over a desk while coloring a worksheet featuring a rainbow and small animals. The rainbow is brightly colored, and the student is using an orange pencil. The desk and classroom floor are visible.
Four students stand together in a classroom holding colorful paper horse puppets on sticks. They smile and pose for the camera. Desks, chairs, classroom posters, and shelves are visible in the background.
Ms. Huntt’s class had a great time during our coding lesson with Ozobots! Students practiced coding by programming their Ozobot to travel around the world and across the U.S. map. Some students even matched their code to the “Continents Song” for extra fun and creativity! We had a blast learning and exploring together. 💻🌎✨
16 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
Two students stand at a classroom counter using a laptop next to a colorful world map. One student types while the other looks on. A small glowing robot sits on the map. Cabinets and a lamp are visible in the background.
Two students sit at a desk working on laptops with a United States map placed between them. Two pink water bottles sit in the foreground. Both students appear focused on their screens.
A student in a red sweatshirt sits at a desk holding a small round robot above a United States map. A laptop rests nearby on the desk.
Two students stand side by side in a classroom smiling at the camera. One student holds a small round robot in their hand. Classroom shelves and supplies are visible behind them.
Two students sit on the floor next to desks with a United States map spread out in front of them. One student points toward a laptop screen while the other looks up at the camera. A small robot sits on the map.
Two students sit at a desk with a United States map and a laptop open in front of them. One student moves a small glowing robot across the map while the other looks on.
Two students sit at desks with laptops open. A world map is placed between them, and a small glowing robot rests on the map. One student smiles at the camera.
Two students sit at a desk with laptops open and a world map in front of them. One student moves a small glowing robot across the map while the other smiles and watches.
Two students sit on the floor in a hallway using a laptop. A United States map and a small glowing robot are placed on the floor beside them.
Two students sit at a desk with laptops and a world map. One student moves a small glowing robot across the map while both students smile. Classroom posters about theme and main idea are visible on the wall behind them.
Congratulations to Aiden, from Mrs. Thornhill's first grade class for reaching 100% fact fluency in both addition and subtraction on Reflex Math! Way to go, Aiden! We are so proud of you!
19 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
a blonde haired first grade boy with a blue and red shirt smiles proudly in front of a 100 chart holding a certificate that reads “100% fact fluent”
🎨 Save the Date! 🎨

Culpeper County Public Schools proudly presents the 22nd Annual Art Show! Join us as we celebrate the incredible creativity and talent of our student artists.

🗓 March 14 | 3–6 PM
🗓 March 15 | 11 AM–2 PM
📍 Germanna Community College – Daniel Technology Center

We can’t wait to see you there! ✨
21 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
Flyer for the Culpeper County Public Schools Visual Arts Program “22nd Annual Art Show.” The top features a colorful abstract painted background with large black text reading “ART SHOW.” Below are images of student artwork, including a charcoal portrait of a man, a bright flower painting in a vase, a colorful portrait of a girl, a detailed drawing of pomegranates, a winter hat in red and pink tones, a painting of stacked crayons labeled with colors, and a large black-and-white drawing of a roaring big cat. Gallery viewing times are listed as March 14, 3–6 PM and March 15, 11 AM–2 PM. The exhibit is on display at Germanna Community College, Daniel Technology Center, 18121 Technology Drive, Culpeper, VA 22701.
🎭🐾 That’s a wrap on Aristocats Kids! 🐾🎭

What an incredible weekend! We are so proud of our 109 amazing students who brought this show to life on stage and behind the scenes. From the talented cast to the hardworking crew, every single student played an important role in making the magic happen.

A huge thank you to our dedicated staff volunteers and wonderful parent volunteers who helped everything run smoothly. Your time, energy, and support made all the difference!

Bravo to our Yowell performers for their confidence, teamwork, and heart. The talent at Yowell Elementary School is truly something to celebrate! 🌟👏
22 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
A group of stage crew members pose together in a school hallway. They wear matching black shirts with “STAGE CREW” printed in bold white letters. The students smile proudly for the photo.
A wide stage shot shows a large group of elementary students performing Aristocats Kids. The cast fills the stage with arms raised in celebration. Students wear colorful costumes including cat ears, bright dresses, vests, bandanas, and character outfits. A Parisian-style backdrop with curtains and a fireplace is projected behind them.
Two elementary students stand on stage in character. One student wears a bright red coat with gray leggings, cat ears, and a headset microphone, posing thoughtfully with a hand on their chin. Next to them, another student wears a light-colored outfit with cat ears, purple sunglasses, and a long blue bead necklace.
A group of students performs together under colorful stage lighting. One student in a gray outfit and purple hat holds a bright boombox overhead while others wear bandanas, cat ears, and playful costumes. Several students hold inflatable musical instruments, adding energy to the scene.
Two young students dressed in white ballet-style costumes with tulle skirts and white feather headpieces stand on stage. They wear orange-and-white striped tights and appear focused during a scene set against a painted outdoor backdrop with trees and greenery.
A student in a white dress with cat ears and white gloves stands center stage with arms raised confidently. Other students in coordinated costumes with bandanas and vests mirror the pose behind them. A painted countryside scene serves as the backdrop.
A group of students dressed as alley cats gathers around a character holding a small wooden crate. Costumes include camouflage patterns, hats, vests, and cat ears. The students appear engaged in a dramatic moment during the performance.
A student dressed in a black suit rides a green tricycle across the stage. A basket attached to the back of the tricycle contains props. The dark stage lighting highlights the character in motion.
Two students act out a dramatic scene. One student in brown clothing pulls another student gently across the stage floor by the legs. The lighting focuses on the action against a dark curtain backdrop.
A student wearing a red dress, pink feather boa, and a curly pink wig stands elevated among seated cast members. Other students in cat-themed costumes look up during the scene. Soft stage lighting and a projected city street backdrop create a theatrical atmosphere.
Congratulations to Yowell's Math 24 finalists. They will
participate in the county Math 24 tournament in mid-March. Notice some
of our players are showing they have been "pinned" because of their
club achievements already! Way to go, stallions!
22 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
Group of elementary students standing together in a classroom smiling and holding up small cards or prizes. A poster behind them reads “Math 24 Superpowers” and features a large dog image, while a whiteboard to the side lists aqueduct teams. Students appear excited and proud during a math celebration moment.
🎶🐾 It’s showtime! Join us for Aristocats Kids at the EVHS Auditorium!

Our students have been working so hard to bring this fun, high-energy musical to the stage — and we can’t wait to share it with our community.

🗓 Tonight 2/13 at 6:00 PM
🗓 Tomorrow 2/14 at 2:00 PM
📍 EVHS Auditorium
🎟 Free admission — donations are gladly accepted and help support our school theater program (sets, costumes, props, and future productions).

Bring your family and friends and enjoy a purr-fectly wonderful show!
26 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
Wide stage photo of a large elementary school musical cast gathered together for a group picture under blue stage lighting, with dozens of students in colorful costumes seated and standing across the stage.
Small group of student performers in costume standing close together on stage, including animal-themed outfits and bright colors, gathered around a central character in a red coat during a musical scene.
Row of student performers wearing animal ears and themed costumes singing and doing choreography at the front of the stage, with a band set and props visible in the background.
Two student performers in matching white costumes with pastel accessories and hats pose back-to-back mid-dance, smiling and holding their hands up as part of a choreographed number.
Student soloist in a dark coat and bow tie stands center stage singing, with other costumed students seated behind as the ensemble, against a city street backdrop.
Student performer in a bright orange suit with animal ears acts out a scene behind a blue translucent fabric prop designed to look like water, with a pond backdrop projected behind.
Large group of student performers in mixed costumes sing and gesture in unison during a finale-style number, with painted scenery behind them and stage lights highlighting the ensemble.
Yowell Elementary puts the "i" in kind. This week is all about the little things—sharing a smile, lending a hand, offering encouragement, or just being a bright spot in someone’s day. Happy Kindness Week!
27 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
Collage of nine school hallway photos showing students and staff standing beside a large colorful wall display that spells “KIND,” with a banner above reading “BE THE ‘I’ IN KIND.” Each photo features a different person or small group posing next to oversized pink, orange, and purple letters on a cafeteria wall, promoting a kindness theme at school.
In Mrs. Wheeler’s third-grade class, students created their ultimate “Box of Chocolates” to demonstrate their understanding of fractions of a set. Each student designed a box using their favorite candy flavors, with each flavor representing a fraction of the total set. Which box would you pick?
30 days ago, Yowell Elementary School
Student Valentine math craft showing a large pink heart filled with small paper chocolates on a red background. Below the heart is a handwritten fraction list labeling types of chocolates and their amounts, such as nut caramel, peanut smoothie, strawberry cream, and mint chocolates.
Wide classroom bulletin board display titled “Happy Valentine’s Day” with heart-shaped chocolate box fraction projects mounted on red paper. Each student page shows a heart filled with drawn chocolates and a fraction key underneath. Decorative green border and string lights frame the board.
Smiling student seated at a classroom desk working on a Valentine chocolate fraction craft. The student holds a glue stick over a pink paper heart with small chocolate cutouts. A Chromebook, scissors, markers, and pencil pouch are on the desk.
Close-up of a student project titled “Greyson’s Valentine’s Box of Chocolates.” A pink heart contains illustrated chocolate pieces, with a fraction list below naming flavors such as cherry cream, mint meltaway, lemon cream, and fudge meltaway.
Student wearing glasses sits at a desk placing small chocolate cutouts onto a pink heart paper for a Valentine fraction activity. Markers, a pencil, and printed chocolate templates are spread on the desk, with classroom cabinets and posters in the background.
Student standing at a desk gluing a fraction label onto a red Valentine chocolate box project. A Chromebook on the desk shows a slide with different chocolate types. Cut paper hearts and craft supplies are nearby.
Student cutting a large red paper heart at a classroom desk during a Valentine fraction craft activity. Worksheets, crayons, books, and a Chromebook are visible on the table, with a Valentine project bulletin board in the background.
Mrs. Frack’s Preschool Class is working on their Finny, Furry, and Feathery Friends Investigation. They recently investigated wild animals and completed a project to make bird feeders to hang in a few trees outside of our school. The kids had a blast and love checking in on the feeders to see if they can spot any feathery friends enjoying a snack.
about 1 month ago, Yowell Elementary School
Four children in winter coats stand outside in the snow beside a tree, pointing up and looking at a pinecone bird feeder hanging from a branch. Snowbanks line the road behind them, and houses and trees are visible in the background.
A teacher sits at a classroom table with a small group of young students, holding a bag of birdseed while talking with them. A large chart pad is on the table, coats and backpacks hang in cubbies behind them, and a screen above shows a close-up photo of a bird on a stump.
Several young students sit around a classroom table watching a classmate spread peanut butter and birdseed onto a pinecone on a plate. A large chart with step-by-step directions for making a pinecone feeder lies on the table, and classroom centers and play areas are visible behind them.
A teacher and a young student work together at a classroom table to coat a pinecone with birdseed on a blue plate. A large bag of birdseed and a chart with written steps are on the table, and cubbies filled with coats and backpacks line the wall behind them.
🎉 Attendance Champs & What’s Next Yowell! 🎉

Our December Attendance Challenge had a seat-swapping twist! 🪑👏 Winning students earned the ultimate prize — a chance to use Mr. Conville’s chair for the day, while Mr. Conville bravely took on student-sized seating as he worked around the school. The laughs were big, the smiles were even bigger, and most importantly, our students showed up ready to learn every day!

Now it’s time to roll into our next challenge… literally! 😄

January–February Attendance Challenge: “Duct Tape the Dean!”
The class with the best attendance across January and February will earn the unforgettable opportunity to duct tape Mr. Conville to the wall! (Don’t worry — safety first and lots of fun included!)

Let’s keep those attendance streaks strong, Stallions! Every day counts, and showing up makes a difference. Who’s ready to rise to the challenge? 🐎💙💚
about 1 month ago, Yowell Elementary School
Alt text: School administrator sitting at a desk in a small office using two computer monitors, smiling while seated on a small student chair as part of a classroom reward challenge.
Alt text: Elementary student sitting in a large black office chair at a classroom table with a school administrator standing behind her, both smiling during the attendance reward activity.
Alt text: Elementary student sitting in a black office chair at a desk, smiling while holding a workbook and Chromebook during the attendance chair swap reward.
Alt text: Elementary student wearing an orange shirt sitting in a black office chair while working on a Chromebook at a classroom desk.
Alt text: Elementary student smiling while sitting in a large black office chair at a classroom table during the attendance reward celebration.
Alt text: Elementary student wearing a winter jacket sitting in a black office chair at a desk with a Chromebook open, smiling during the attendance challenge reward activity.
Elementary student sitting in a large black office chair at a classroom table, looking toward the camera while holding a snack plate during the attendance reward activity.
Mrs. Jenkins’ class celebrated their hard work with PJ Day and “pop” floats as a special reward for spelling STALLIONS! 🐎🎉 Students earned a letter for every compliment they received from teachers around the building—way to spread positivity! They even added a splash of science by reviewing solids, liquids, and gases while enjoying their treat. Way to go, Stallions! 👏🥤📚
about 1 month ago, Yowell Elementary School
Two elementary students stand in a classroom smiling and holding white cups with straws, enjoying float treats during a pajama-themed classroom reward celebration. A desk with a Chromebook is visible in the foreground.
A student sits at a desk eating a float with a spoon from a white cup while smiling. Another student sits beside them holding a cup, with Chromebooks visible on the desks.
A group of elementary students wearing pajama pants and casual tops stand in a line holding white cups and smiling for a classroom photo during a reward celebration.
A smiling student sits at a desk holding a spoonful of float from a white cup. A classroom table and chairs are visible in the background.
A student wearing glasses smiles while holding a white cup and spoon filled with orange-colored float. A classroom desk and teacher workspace are visible behind them.
A classroom full of students wearing pajamas raise white cups in the air while smiling and cheering during a reward celebration. Several Chromebooks sit open on desks throughout the room. Image 3:
Happy February, stallions and stallion families. As you fill out your calendar for the month, don't forget to add our musical, Aristocats Kids for February 13th and 14th. A fun and FREE event that the whole family can enjoy! We hope to see you there!
about 1 month ago, Yowell Elementary School
Yowell Elementary presents aristocats kids. February 13th at 6pm and February 14th at 2pm. purple and orange photo with orange cat paws around the outer edge