Eastern View High School

🎓 Seniors, It’s Yard Sign Time! 🎓

Celebrate your Class of 2026 senior with a custom yard sign from Kash Imprints!

https://prints.kashimprints.com/ehvs_cyclones_graduation_2026/shop/home

🗓 Order by March 16
✔️ A portion of your purchase goes directly to support the Senior Class
✔️ Signs will be available for pickup at EV on April 1

Orders placed after March 16 will follow a different delivery process, so be sure to order early to support the class and make pickup easy!

Let’s show our senior pride all over town! 💙🖤

8 months ago, EVHS

A graduation yard sign is displayed on a green lawn with a softly blurred house and trees in the background. The sign is rectangular and mounted on two thin metal stakes pushed into the grass. The sign features school colors of light blue, gray, and black. At the top, in large black script lettering, it says “Congratulations.” Centered on the sign is a portrait of a smiling graduate wearing a light blue cap and gown. The graduate is holding a rolled diploma in one hand and raising their index finger on the other hand in a “number one” gesture. The background of the portrait is green grass. Over the lower part of the photo, in a white script font, it says “Student’s Name.” To the right side of the photo is a circular badge that reads “Class of 2026” and “Go Cyclones,” with the letters “EV” in the center. Below the photo, in bold black block letters, it reads: “EASTERN VIEW HIGH SCHOOL” At the bottom of the sign, in large black block letters, it says: “CLASS OF 2026.” The overall design is clean and celebratory, clearly intended to honor a graduating senior from Eastern View High School’s Class of 2026.

🚔💙 Happy SRO/SSO Week! 💙🚔

This week, we proudly recognize and celebrate our incredible School Resource Officer, Deputy Morgan and School Security Officer, Mr. McClanahan for their tireless dedication to keeping our school safe, supported, and welcoming place for all. Mr. McClanahan and Deputy Morgan go far beyond security — they build meaningful relationships with students and serve as trusted role models throughout our school community. Their commitment, vigilance, and care do not go unnoticed. Thank you for your partnership, your presence, and the countless ways you make a difference every single day. We are grateful for all you do to protect and support our students and staff!

#SROWeek #ThankYou #SchoolSafety #ProudEV

8 months ago, EVHS

This image is a bright, illustrated tribute graphic honoring law enforcement officers. At the top, a large blue and gold shield-shaped emblem frames the design. Across the top of the shield, a banner reads “Protect & Serve” in bold white letters outlined in gold. Behind the officers, an American flag waves softly in the background, with light rays radiating outward in pale blue tones. In the foreground are two smiling male officers drawn in a friendly, cartoon style: On the left: A bearded officer with dark hair wears a black baseball-style cap and sunglasses resting on the brim. He has a salt-and-pepper beard and a warm smile. He is giving a thumbs-up gesture toward the viewer. He wears a light gray and black uniform shirt with a shoulder patch that reads “POLICE,” featuring an emblem with a shield and figure inside. A radio is clipped to his chest. On the right: A younger officer with short light-brown hair and a neatly trimmed beard smiles directly at the viewer. He raises one hand in a friendly wave. He wears a black uniform jacket with a silver star-shaped badge on his chest and a body camera attached near his shoulder. At the bottom of the image, another blue and gold banner again reads “Protect & Serve.” Centered below the officers is a large gold badge emblem featuring a star and an eagle with wings spread, adding a ceremonial, honorary feel to the design.

Support the💙🖤 Class of 2026 Cyclones! 🌪️ by shopping the official School Store!

Grab Cyclones gear in our school colors and show your pride all year long.

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#EasternViewHS #Cyclones #ClassOf2026 #SchoolSpirit

9 months ago, EVHS

The image is a vertical promotional graphic for Overall, the image promotes school spirit and encourages students, families, and supporters to purchase Class of 2026 Cyclones apparel and accessories.

The CTEC Open House has been rescheduled to Wednesday, February 4, 2026 due to today’s school closure. The event will be held from 5–7 PM, with a presentation from the CTEC Principal at 5:30 PM. We hope to see you there!

9 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools

teal graphic with yellow sticky note with decorative lettering that says reschedule notice

A big thank you to Eastern View High School senior Luke Gyory for presenting the Superintendent’s Student Advisory Group (SSAG) report to the School Board this evening. We appreciate Luke’s leadership and willingness to share student perspectives.

10 months ago, Culpeper County Public Schools

student speaking at the podium to the school board while the board listens

Come out and join us for the Cyclone Classic Holiday basketball tournament tomorrow and Tuesday! Tickets available on Go Fan!

10 months ago, EVHS

cyclone holiday basketball tournament tomorrow and Tuesday! tickets available on Go Fan

🎉 Academic Spotlight: Catherine Lomis 🎉

This week, we’re excited to shine the academic spotlight on Catherine Lomis! 🌟 Her dedication, hard work, and commitment to excellence truly stand out, and her achievements are worth celebrating.

Congratulations, Catherine—keep up the amazing work! 👏📚

11 months ago, EVHS

The image is a school Academic Spotlight graphic from EVHS. The design uses shades of light blue, dark blue, gray, white, and black, with curved shapes and dotted accents. At the top right, the words “EVHS Academic Spotlight” appear, with “Academic” in light blue and “Spotlight” in bold black lettering. On the left side, there is a circular photograph outlined in light blue. The photo shows a young woman standing outdoors on green grass with trees in the background. She has light skin and shoulder-length wavy light brown hair. She is smiling and wearing a sleeveless black dress and a small necklace. Her hands are behind her back, and the photo appears to be taken in a park-like setting. To the right of the photo, the name “Catherine Lomis” is written in bold black text. Below her name is a paragraph of text describing her academic goals. It states that she plans to graduate high school with an Associate Degree earned through Mountain Vista Governor’s School, then attend a four-year college. She is strongly considering James Madison University (JMU) to major in physics, possibly with a minor in music studies. She hopes to earn a graduate degree, conduct research as a physicist, and contribute to advancements in the field. She also expresses interest in pursuing music as a performer or educator later in life, with the goal of sharing her passion for the arts with others. Decorative dots appear near the bottom right corner, and abstract gray swirl patterns fill the background.

Thank You! To our amazing EVHS PTO and all the generous parents who donated to provide our staff with such a wonderful holiday treat. The cookies and hot chocolate were delicious and truly brightened our day during this busy season. Your thoughtfulness and support mean the world to us! #ProudEV #Gratitude

11 months ago, EVHS

A holiday-themed thank-you graphic on a warm, dark wooden background. Evergreen branches frame the corners. Around the edges are festive items: mugs of hot chocolate topped with whipped cream and crushed peppermint, bowls of cocoa mix, cinnamon sticks, and a plate of small round cookies with red centers. Centered white text reads: “Thank You! To our amazing EVHS PTO and all the generous parents who donated to provide our staff with such a wonderful holiday treat. The cookies and hot chocolate were delicious and truly brightened our day during this busy season. Your thoughtfulness and support mean the world to us! With gratitude, The EVHS Staff” At the bottom are the hashtags #EVHSCommunity and #Gratitude.

Attention December graduates! December graduates may turn in their chrome books/chargers/YONDR pouches to Mrs. Glick in room 900 OR the Main Office when they are finished with their exams or by the end of business on Thursday, December 18th, 2025.

11 months ago, EVHS

The image is a formal school announcement with a winter graduation theme. The background is a dark blue gradient decorated with scattered gold confetti dots and white snowflake designs around the edges. In each corner, there is a black graduation cap with a gold tassel, angled slightly inward toward the center. Centered at the top in large, bold, white capital letters is the heading: “ATTENTION DECEMBER GRADUATES” Below the heading, in smaller white text, the announcement reads: “December graduates may turn in their chrome books/chargers/YONDR pouches to Mrs. Glick in room 900 OR the Main Office when they are finished with their exams or by the end of business on Thursday, December 18th, 2025.” Near the bottom, another bold white heading says: “IMPORTANT REMINDER” Under that, in italic white text, it reads: “Please return all school materials by the deadline.” The overall tone is celebratory yet official, combining graduation imagery with a clear reminder about returning school-issued items.

🎉 Double the achievement! Not only has Eastern View earned Virginia Distinguished School status, but we’ve also ranked among the Top 3 schools in our region for post-high-school gainful employment!
Proud of our students, staff, and community for making success a tradition. #ProudEV #VirginiaDistinguishedSchool #Top3InTheRegion #EVHS #CycloneNation #StudentSuccess #FutureReady

11 months ago, EVHS

The background is light blue with soft white cloud-shaped borders and a small gray tornado graphic near the top center. Top Left Section: A map of Virginia labeled “Distinguished Schools by VDOE Superintendents’ Regions.” The state is divided into eight numbered regions. Each region lists the percentage and number of schools recognized: Region 1: 19% (48 schools) Region 2: 17% (58 schools) Region 3: 4% (14 schools) Region 4: 31% (173 schools) Region 5: 17% (53 schools) Region 6: 22% (42 schools) Region 7: 28% (43 schools) Region 8: 22% (12 schools) Bottom Left Section: A chart titled “Top 3 – Employment.” It lists three divisions and their high schools ranked for post-high-school gainful employment: Page County — Page County High Culpeper County — Eastern View High (highlighted with an arrow) Shenandoah County — Stonewall Jackson High Right Side: A full-page official letter on Commonwealth of Virginia letterhead from the Virginia Department of Education. The letter congratulates Eastern View High School and its principal for achieving Distinguished School status. It praises the school’s leadership, student growth, instructional excellence, and commitment to preparing students for success after graduation. The letter is signed by Emily Anne Goldstein, M.Ed., J.D., Superintendent of Public Instruction.

🌟 Academic Spotlight: Luke Gyory! 🌟
We’re shining the spotlight on Luke Gyory, who was last week’s Academic All-Star! His hard work, positive attitude, and dedication truly stand out.

We missed celebrating him in person over Thanksgiving break, but we’re so excited to recognize him now. 🎉

Keep up the fantastic work, Luke — we’re proud of you! 📚✨

11 months ago, EVHS

A graphic titled “EVHS Academic Spotlight” features a student named Luke Gyory. The design uses shades of blue, black, and gray with swirling abstract shapes in the background. On the left side, there is a circular photo of a teenage boy with very light blond hair and light skin. He is wearing glasses and a dark jacket with metal buttons. He is making a peace sign with his fingers and looking directly at the camera with a relaxed expression. To the right of the photo, bold text reads “Luke Gyory.” Below his name is a paragraph in black text that says: “I plan to attend a 4-year college to major in entrepreneurship and marine biology. After college, I’d like to open a record store by the ocean with my family and friends and explore the world.” Decorative dots and shapes are placed around the graphic, giving it a modern, energetic look.

🎓 Eastern View Academic Spotlight – Senior Abigail Shears (Class of 2026)
This week, we proudly recognize Abigail Shears for her dedication to academic excellence and leadership. Abigail’s commitment to her studies, positive attitude, and willingness to support her classmates make her an outstanding member of the Eastern View community.

Congratulations, Abigail! We’re excited to see all you accomplish this year and beyond. 💙📚 #EVHS #ProudEV #AcademicSpotlight

11 months ago, EVHS

The graphic is an “Academic Spotlight” feature for Eastern View High School (EVHS). The design has a modern, swirled gray-and-white background with curved blue and black shapes framing the left side. On the bottom left is a circular photo of a student. She is a young woman with shoulder-length curly brown hair and glasses. She is smiling warmly and holding large white numbers that read “2026” in front of her. She is wearing a black sleeveless dress. To the right of the photo, large text reads “ACADEMIC SPOTLIGHT” with “Academic” in light blue and “Spotlight” in bold black letters. Above it, in smaller text, is “EVHS.” Below that is the student’s name in bold: “Abigail Shears.” Under her name is a paragraph describing her future goals. The text explains that Abigail plans to attend a four-year college and then medical school to earn a medical degree. She hopes to become a doctor to help her community. Although she is unsure of her specialty, she wants to help people with their discomfort and find solutions to their problems. Eventually, she hopes to help people around the world despite the complexity of their needs. Decorative dots and graphic elements are placed around the bottom right corner of the layout.

Hello Eastern View High School Families!
Retake/Makeup day images are now online. Families will have received a reminder email to view images from Victor O'Neill Studios.

If you do not see your email, please check spam folder. If you need help ordering/viewing contact underclass@vosphoto.com

Thank you !
Victor O'Neill Studio

11 months ago, EVHS

The image features a simple black-and-white line drawing of a digital camera in the upper right corner. The camera illustration has a large round lens with several curved lines inside to indicate reflections, and a few buttons and details on the camera body. Centered below the camera is a block of text that reads: **“Hello Eastern View High School Families! Retake/Makeup day images are now online. Families will have received a reminder email to view images from Victor O'Neill Studios. If you do not see your email, please check spam folder. If you need help ordering/viewing contact underclass@vosphoto.com Thank you! Victor O’Neill Studio”**

🌟 Spotlight Alert!
Join us in congratulating Zachary Harms, this week’s EVHS Academic Spotlight. Outstanding job, Zachary—keep reaching for greatness! 🎓💫

11 months ago, EVHS

The graphic is an “Academic Spotlight” feature for EVHS. The top half of the image has a modern design with curved shapes in shades of light gray, white, black, and blue. The title reads “ACADEMIC SPOTLIGHT” in large, bold letters — “Academic” in light blue and “Spotlight” in black. Above it, in small black letters, is “EVHS.” On the left side, there is a circular photograph of a young man identified in the text as Zachary Harms. He is standing outdoors in front of green trees. He is wearing a dark suit with a light blue tie and sunglasses, smiling and standing confidently with his arms crossed. To the right of the photo is a block of text describing his goals. It reads: “Zachary Harms I plan to graduate EVHS with my Advanced Diploma as well as graduate Germanna Community College with my Associates Degree at the same time and then venture out to a 4 year college and go into the medical field. Potentially radiology or anesthesiology, but I am open to all fields of medicine as long as I can help the people of my community to my best ability. I also want to see more of the world and discover the ways of life of other countries and cultures.”

🎄 ’Tis the season! 🎄
Eastern View’s National Honor Society is thrilled to host the Annual Angel Tree once again this year!

We’re proud to support children and families right here at EV, and we’d love your help. If you’re interested in sponsoring a child, purchasing a single gift, or making a donation, please fill out the Google Form so we can send you specific gift details: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfDIjtfGK6a72p3o3iJ4AA61hZYoafs0BK1xZ6TxlDU5qMS4Q/viewform

🎁 All gifts should be returned unwrapped to the main office by Tuesday, December 9th.
Thank you for your kindness and generosity this holiday season!

If you have any questions, please reach out to Mrs. Conville.

11 months ago, EVHS

A festive holiday-themed poster with a dark green background decorated with falling white snowflakes and small gold snowflake accents. At the very top right is a black-and-white QR code, and next to it is a short URL: https://forms.gle/KKeGR5ehrD2QfhTs6

🌟 Academic Spotlight of the Week: Senior Elaine Balino! 🌟
Elaine plans to graduate high school with an Advanced Diploma and an Associate’s Degree from Laurel Ridge Community College through the Mountain Vista Governor’s School program. After graduating, she hopes to attend a four-year university to major in nursing or neuroscience, and then continue on to medical school to become a surgeon.
We’re so proud of you, Elaine! 💙📚

12 months ago, EVHS

The graphic is a student feature titled “EVHS Academic Spotlight.” The design has a modern look with curved shapes in black, white, light blue, and gray. On the left side, there is a circular photo of a young woman with long, wavy dark hair. She is smiling softly at the camera. She appears to be sitting indoors at a restaurant or café, with wooden walls and hanging lights in the background. She is wearing a light-colored top and a small necklace. To the right of the photo, bold text reads “Elaine Balino.” Below her name is a paragraph describing her academic goals. It says that she plans to graduate high school with an advanced diploma and an associate degree through Laurel Ridge Community College and the Mountain Vista Governor’s School program. She plans to attend a four-year university to major in nursing or neuroscience, and then attend medical school to become a surgeon. The overall layout is clean and celebratory, highlighting her accomplishments and future ambitions.

Last week, we celebrated our 10th, 11th, and 12th grade students who achieved a GPA of 3.5 or higher, as well as our seniors who maintained a GPA of 3.8 or above throughout all four years of high school, at our Academic Awards Ceremony. A huge thank-you to Battlefield Automotive @battlefieldautomotive for your continued support of our Cyclones! #ProudEV #BattlefieldAutomotive #Ittakesavillage

12 months ago, EVHS

✨ Congratulations to these amazing students! ✨ These smart ladies earned the AP Scholar Award tonight—what an incredible achievement! 🎓📚 And these talented gentlemen were recognized by the Virginia Music Educator’s Association attaining Senior Honor Choir—way to make beautiful music! 🎶👏 We are so proud of all your hard work and dedication. Keep shining! ✨ #ProudEV #APScholars #MusicExcellence #StudentSuccess

12 months ago, EVHS

4 high school students flanked by a school board member and principal recognized for being an AP Scholar;

3 boys holding awards for VA Music Educators Assoc.. Senior Honor Choir

We are proud to feature Tatum Caprarese in this week's Senior Academic Spotlight!

Tatum is setting a wonderful example with her commitment to service. Following high school, she intends to remain active in the community through work camps and volunteerism. Her academic path is set toward Finance/Economics, driven by a clear mission: to maximize her positive impact on others through her professional career. Best of luck in your next chapter, Tatum!

#ProudEV#Academicspotlight

12 months ago, EVHS

This image is an "Academic Spotlight" feature from EVHS, focusing on a student named Tatum Caprarese. The overall design is modern, with a black, white, and light blue color scheme featuring swooping graphic elements. On the left side, there is a circular portrait of a smiling young woman with dark hair. This is Tatum Caprarese. To the right of the image, the text provides her post-high school plans and aspirations: Name: Tatum Caprarese Text: "After high school, I plan to continue my community involvement through work camps and other volunteer opportunities. I plan to major in finance/economics and use my college experience and education to help people as much as possible in my field. I want to make a difference by spreading my light and being someone people can count on while also evangelizing through my faith. I hope to spend lots of time traveling the world, as I am a firm believer in living life to its fullest. When envisioning what I want for my life, serving others through God is my top priority." The text highlights her goals to major in finance/economics, use her skills to help people, maintain community involvement and volunteer work, travel, and make serving others through her faith a top priority.

👏 Join us in congratulating Marley Kidd, recognized as this week’s EVHS Academic Spotlight!
Marley’s commitment to excellence and learning continues to inspire the Cyclone community. 💙 #EVHS #ExcellenceInAction

about 1 year ago, EVHS

I want to go to the VCU Honors College and study International Relations, I'm interested in joining the Peace Corps after graduation but I'm not set on it. I want to make as much difference as I can in smaller communities along with bigger ones.