
The excitement is building at FTB as our talented Blackhawks prepare to take the stage for Matilda Jr. TONIGHT! 🎉
Our staff is getting into the spirit by proudly wearing their Matilda Jr. shirts to show support for our amazing student performers! 👏
🎟️ Come see the magic for yourself!
📅 Friday, November 13 – 7:00 PM
📅 Saturday, November 14 – 2:00 PM & 7:00 PM
📍 Eastern View High School
🎟️ Admission: $10 per person (cash only!)
🎉 CCPS staff receive FREE admission with their CCPS badge!
We are so proud of our students and everyone who has worked hard to bring this production to life! We can't wait to see you shine on stage! 🌟❤️🖤
Our Blackhawks had an exciting opportunity at today's Career Café!
We welcomed Mr. Hurst, an employee of L3Harris and an active member of the Civil Air Patrol, who shared his experiences and helped students learn more about careers in aviation, aerospace, and STEM-related fields.
Students had the opportunity to explore career possibilities and learn how interests in science and technology can lead to exciting opportunities in the future! ✈️🔬
A big thank you to Mr. Hurst for taking the time to visit FTB and inspire our students! ❤️🖤
Save the date! The Floyd T Binns Library has our Scholastic Book Fair from Monday, November 30- Friday, December 4th! You can add to your home library, while supporting your school library! We'll be open after school from 2:30-6pm for a Family Night event on Thursday, December 3rd. Hope to see you here!
Please join us in congratulating Melissa Summerscales on being named Floyd T. Binns Middle School’s Teacher of the Year!
We are so proud to recognize Mrs. Summerscales for her dedication to our students and school community. Thank you for all that you do to make FTB a great place to learn and grow!
Congratulations on this well-deserved honor!
Our FTB 8th graders recently visited the Culpeper Technical Education Center (CTEC) to explore exciting career opportunities!
Students learned about Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs that prepare students for careers in fields such as technology, healthcare, skilled trades, and public safety.
This trip gave our Blackhawks a glimpse into the hands-on learning opportunities available to them in high school and helped them start thinking about their future career paths!
Thank you to CTEC for welcoming our students and helping inspire the next generation of professionals! ❤️🖤
Learn more: https://www.culpepertec.org/
Mrs. Zakielarz’s Spanish students put their creativity to work by designing and drawing their very own food trucks inspired by Hispanic cuisine and culture!
Students created colorful, hand-drawn food trucks to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month while exploring the foods and traditions of Spanish-speaking cultures. 🌯🫔
What a fun way to combine language, culture, and creativity! Great job, Blackhawks! ❤️🖤
Who knew Oreos could help teach cell division?
Mrs. Parks’ science students recently got creative with a hands-on lab exploring mitosis! Using Oreo cookies, colorful sprinkles, and toothpicks, students recreated the different stages of cell division right in the cookie icing!
This fun activity helped students visualize how cells divide while combining science, creativity, and a little something sweet! 🍪🧬
Great work, Blackhawks! ❤️🖤
Mrs. Yost’s 6th grade science students have been putting their weather knowledge to the test!
Using interactive weather maps, students explored weather fronts and systems, analyzed weather patterns, and answered questions about how weather changes.
What a great way to combine science, technology, and critical thinking! Keep up the great work, Blackhawks! 🌪️🌤️
What an unforgettable few days in Indianapolis! 🌟 Our FFA members made memories, explored new opportunities, and represented our chapter with pride!
🍽️ Day 1:Kicked off our trip with a delicious dinner at Harry & Izzy’s!
🎤 Day 2: Lissa represented our chapter in the National Spanish Creed Invitational Contest! After exploring the expo and mall, we joined thousands of FFA members for the Opening Session at Lucas Oil Stadium! 💙💛
🏎️🦁 Day 3: We explored career opportunities during our tours at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and wrapped up the day with a visit to the zoo!
From leadership and career exploration to new experiences and unforgettable memories, this trip reminded us what makes FFA so special! 🌱 We are proud of our members and grateful for the opportunities to learn, grow, and lead beyond the classroom.
That’s a wrap on an amazing National FFA Convention! 💙💛
#FTBFFA #NationalFFAConvention #FFA #GrowingLeaders #CareerSuccess #Indianapolis #BlueAndGold
Math was a little sweeter in Mrs. Ford’s classroom! Students participated in a fun, hands-on activity to practice ratios using Lucky Charms cereal!
Students sorted and counted the different marshmallow shapes and cereal pieces, then used their findings to calculate and compare ratios. This tasty activity helped students better understand part-to-part and part-to-whole ratios while making math fun and engaging!
Way to go, Blackhawks! ❤️🖤
Our 8th grade drama students had an amazing time seeing *Mamma Mia!* live on stage! 🎶✨
Students had the opportunity to experience the excitement of live theater, enjoy an incredible musical performance, and see firsthand how acting, music, and storytelling come together on stage.
What a fun and memorable experience for our young performers! A special thank you to Ms. Langford for organizing this wonderful opportunity for our Blackhawks! ❤️🖤
Students had the opportunity to hear directly from healthcare professionals and learn more about different career options, including the skills and education needed for various jobs, what those careers are like, and potential salaries.
It was a great opportunity for our Blackhawks to explore their interests and start thinking about where those interests could take them in the future! ❤️🖤
Students took what they learned from the story and transformed it into their own creative games, then had the opportunity to share their creations with others!
What a fun way to combine reading, creativity, problem-solving, and game design! Great job, Blackhawks! ❤️🖤
Come out to Tractor Supply from 10am - 2pm & support our FTB FFA members!
Proceeds help our chapter get to National FFA Convention and support our yearly events!
📢Join us for a Bake Sale hosted by FTB FFA 📢
The money raised will help our middle school FFA chapter get to National FFA Convention in Indiana as well as support our yearly events!
📅Date: Saturday, September 26th 2026
⌚Time: 10am - 2pm
📍Location: 588 Culpeper Town Square, Culpeper, VA 22701
Mark your calendars & come enjoy some delicious treats made by our FFA members! We cant wait to see you all there!
Our 8th grade English students welcomed Sgt. Dodson to the FTB Library for a special presentation connected to their reading of Red Kayak.
In the novel, Brady must decide whether to protect his friends or tell the truth after a prank results in a tragic death. His decision eventually leads to a criminal investigation and raises an important question for our students: What happens when a juvenile is accused of a crime?
Sgt. Dodson helped answer that question by explaining how the juvenile justice process works, sharing what life may look like in a juvenile detention center, and answering plenty of student questions about different situations and scenarios.
Thank you to Sgt. Dodson for spending time with our 8th graders and helping connect their classroom reading to the real world! ❤️🖤
Bringing literature to life! 📚❤️🖤
8th grade students in Mrs. Rave's class are currently reading Red Kayak. In the novel, the main character joins a search party on the Corsica River and ultimately finds and rescues a 3-year-old boy, performing CPR to help save his life.
Today, students made a real-world connection to the story by learning the basics of CPR and getting hands-on practice in class! Students practiced CPR techniques using both adult and infant training mannequins.
What a great way to connect what students are reading to important real-life skills! ❤️🖤