Culpeper County High School

Posted April 3, 2009

Wow. i must say i love CCHS this year. Yes i am a very active student from three varsity sports and several other after school activities i couldnt ask for much more. I mean lack of money is always hard (especially when it seems like EV is getting everything they ask for) but from the crowded last year to this year, devotion and pride seems to have come alive. I love my teachers, some more than others but that is nothing new. CCHS wants to help its students in school. Athletics may not be the best, but we lost all our star athletes and the young people like me have a chance to step up and become leaders. It may seem like things are turning for the bad at CCHS based on sports, but this year seems to almost be a new and improved school
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Posted August 24, 2008

I have been in Culpeper for a couple of years and what I see is the biggest problem is the school board. The members do not listen to the teachers or the community. They tend to do whatever they want. I see the teachers trying to do their jobs, but everyone else make it difficult for them ... this explains why good teachers do not stay here.
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Posted July 26, 2008

Now i see that some people on here are bashing my school and career academy. I know that culpeper high is a hick school but i don't think your giving it credit. Yes when i was in school (2005 graduate) it was very crowded and teachers were to busy but i enjoyed it for the most part because there are teachers out there that made it fun and career academy was hard and idiotic at some times but damn if it hasent taught me to handle my self in corporate or some kind of job situation. I am calm cool and collected and hardly say ummm in speeches because of that those classes. I am glad i stuck with CA. So y'all just back off my school give those people some credit.
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Posted April 7, 2008

I attended CCHS all four years and I didn't come out of it with a warped education. I know first hand how hard it is to get administration to do anything, but I learned that if you bug them every morning then they get fed up with you and get it done. I'm not saying that that's a great way to do something, but it works. I learned how to get things done for myself. The teachers are wonderful. I loved almost every teacher that I had. There are plenty of opportunities for people to excell, it just takes a bit of work, which is the reason I had many of my friends and peers tell me that they weren't going to take the AP and honors courses that were offered, and even more from the people who said they weren't going to the newly established governor's school. Motivation is needed!

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