A.G. Richardson Elementary School

Here is the March breakfast and lunch menu!

Thank you to our amazing pac committee for the amazing lunch today!

Save the Date!
CCPS and Career Partners are proud to host this year's Maker Energy Faire on Saturday, March 14th!

Always a wonderful visit, Friends of the Rappahanock visited AGR 3rd Graders today to learn all about habitats and facts about our environment.

Here's today's robo call!

🎨 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! ✨

The week of Mar.2-6 is Read Across America Week and, as such, we have reading themed dress up days. The AGR Theme this year is "Celebrating a Nation of Diverse Readers". See the image for the theme days, or call the school (540) 825-0616 for questions!

Mr. Keith Slezak, Assistant Principal at Pearl Sample Elementary School, visited BAM this afternoon to discuss dress etiquette and tying a tie. Thanks to our first guest speaker this year!

Here is today's robo call. Please see your email for clickable links, or call the school (540) 825-0616

Pictured are Mrs. Sheads, Mrs. Childress, and Mrs. Zinn at a recent reading conference! Thank you to school admin for supporting their teachers!

Just some of the teachers who "rocked" kindness day - tomorrow culminates with red, pink, or hearts. Fitting for Valentines Day!

BAM, short for Becoming A Man, kicked off Year 6 for 4th and 5th grade boys after school. This volunteer-run program, hosted by some our the AGR male staff, teaches boys skills to grow into the best young men they can be, learning how to shake hands (pictures of the students practicing), tie a necktie, dress etiquette, table etiquette, sportsmanship, giving back to the community, and more. On meeting days, all members dress up, attracting all kinds of positive attention! Guest speakers from the community come in and present to the club each week.
The club culminates with a banquet at CTEC, graciously hosted by The Blaze Kitchen with Chef Jay Cohen. The club welcomes and appreciates donations - please reach out to the school if you'd like to help out!

Unlike the Winter Olympics in Italy, weather has kept our students inside. Not to worry, though Mrs. Aylor's second graders did some Olympic activities in the hall today!

Congratulations to all of our Math 24 participants! Hosted by gifted teacher Mrs. Marini, here are group pictures of 3rd, 4th, and 5th Graders who put in the time and effort. Our finalists for the county competition in March are:
3rd - Joey Kelly-Kubricki, Gabriel Hartka, Amelia Deverna, Adam Standley
4th - Nyah Scheucher, Vincent Quartararo, Nixon Stoddard, Avery Sheads
5th - (KS), Ryan Ortman, Joseph Morgan, Yvonne Sifontes
alternates: Gabriel Turner (5th), Jude Moorhead (4th), Jocelyn Wharam (3rd)

Kindergarteners in Ms. Epstein and Mrs. Henderson classes and Mrs. Aylor’s 2nd grade class were rewarded today for earning the most tickets in PE for the first semester.
Meet Ollie the Octopus, a new addition to parachute play!

Many thanks once again to Eppard Orthodontics for coming to AG Richardson this morning to discuss dental health with our kindergartners and preschoolers - even the tooth fairy joined in on the fun!

Here is today's Robo call. Please see the image for themed spirit days this week for kindness week. Clubs are in full gear this week with BAM starting on Tuesday afternoon, Esports on Wednesday morning, and Sports Club Group B on Friday morning.

Ms. C., Ms. Ciccarone, Ms. LaFontaine, and Mrs. Sink's 3rd grade classes are ready for the 2026 winter Olympics. Let the games begin!

Getting the blood flowing early in the morning at sports club. Next week is group B.

3rd Grade Math 24 qualifiers took place today!