Bus #30 will be a late bus in the morning on Wednesday, January 14,2026. The bus will leave campus at 7:20.
Bus # 3 will be a late bus this afternoon Tuesday, January 13,2026. The bus will leave campus at 4:10.
Bus # 10 will be a late bus this afternoon Monday, January 12,2026. The bus will leave campus at 4:15.
Bus 3 will be a late bus in the morning only on Friday, January 9,2026. The bus will leave campus at 7:20.
Bus 30 will be a late bus in the afternoon only on Friday, January 9,2026. The bus will leave campus at 4:15.
Bus 15 will be a late bus this morning Thursday, January 8,2026. The bus will leave campus at 7:20.
Bus # 3 will be a late bus morning and afternoon on Thursday, January 8, 2026. The morning bus will leave campus at 7:20 and the afternoon bus will leave campus at 4:15.
CuCPS celebrates its December Staff Members of the Month---CMS- Kenneth Jasey; CCES- Danielle Shupp; CHS- Freda Langhorne; Transportation- Christina Beagle, and Custodial- Barbara Lee. Thank you to these staff members for their dedication to Cumberland County Puiblic Schools.
Just a reminder that schools dismiss at Noon today.
Bus # 21 will be a late bus this afternoon Thursday, December 18,2025. The bus will leave campus at 4:10.
Bus #21 will be a late bus in the morning on Thursday, December 18,2025. The bus will leave campus at 7:20.
Bus # 21 will be a late bus this afternoon Wednesday, December 17,2025. The bus will leave campus at 4:10.
We are excited to announce that CuCPS is participating in Virginia Speak Up! This survey will help us answer questions, such as:
How are our students using technology for learning in and out of school?
How important is the use of technology to our teachers and parents? What types of technology do our teachers find of value and how are they using it in the classroom?
Do our ideas about technology align with those of our students’ parents?
Speak Up, a national research project facilitated by Project Tomorrow, provides an easy way for students, parents, and educators to share their views on technology for learning with [SCHOOL/SCHOOL division NAME]. Your input informs our decisions about technology, as well as contributes to the national dialogue about educational technology. Since 2003, Project Tomorrow has collected and shared the viewpoints of more than 6.3 million students, educators, and parents. All responses are 100% confidential. No identifying information is collected about/from any participant.
As a nonprofit educational organization, Project Tomorrow provides Speak Up as a free tool for all schools to use – allowing us to conduct this research while also keeping our resources focused in the classrooms. [SCHOOL/SCHOOL division NAME] receives our results with state and national comparisons, providing us with valuable data that can be used for our strategic planning, professional development, and budgeting plans during the school year.
Taking the survey is easy! Plan to spend approximately 15 minutes.
https://www.cucps.k12.va.us/page/project-speak-up
How are our students using technology for learning in and out of school?
How important is the use of technology to our teachers and parents? What types of technology do our teachers find of value and how are they using it in the classroom?
Do our ideas about technology align with those of our students’ parents?
Speak Up, a national research project facilitated by Project Tomorrow, provides an easy way for students, parents, and educators to share their views on technology for learning with [SCHOOL/SCHOOL division NAME]. Your input informs our decisions about technology, as well as contributes to the national dialogue about educational technology. Since 2003, Project Tomorrow has collected and shared the viewpoints of more than 6.3 million students, educators, and parents. All responses are 100% confidential. No identifying information is collected about/from any participant.
As a nonprofit educational organization, Project Tomorrow provides Speak Up as a free tool for all schools to use – allowing us to conduct this research while also keeping our resources focused in the classrooms. [SCHOOL/SCHOOL division NAME] receives our results with state and national comparisons, providing us with valuable data that can be used for our strategic planning, professional development, and budgeting plans during the school year.
Taking the survey is easy! Plan to spend approximately 15 minutes.
https://www.cucps.k12.va.us/page/project-speak-up
Bus 11 will be a late bus this afternoon Tuesday, December 16,2025. The bus will leave campus at 4:10.
Blue Royalty and the Little Duke Steppers competed at RVA Breaking the Stage and brought home 3rd place in the middle school category! A huge shout-out to our amazing coaches—Ms. Eldridge, Mrs. Brooks, Dr. Watson, and Mrs. Johnson—as well as the parents for their continued support of our students. Thank you for supporting the Cumberland Elementary/Middle step team.
Good Morning, We are sorry for the late notice, but Bus 23 is running 25 minutes behind schedule this morning. Thank you for your understanding.
Bus # 5 will be a late bus this afternoon Friday, December 12,2025. The bus will leave campus at 4:10.
Bus 26 will be a late morning bus on Friday, December 12,2025. The bus will leave campus at 7:20.
Bus #5 will be a late bus morning and afternoon on Thursday, December 11,2025. The morning bus will leave campus at 7:20 and the afternoon bus will leave at 4:10.
Good evening. We apologize for a second alert; however, after-school tutoring is cancelled for all three schools for tomorrow, December 11, 2025. Thank you
