CCPS News

Culpeper County Public Schools is pleased to announce the appointments of Jennifer Brockman and Rose Constantini as Assistant Principals at Culpeper County High School (CCHS), effective July 1, 2026. Both administrators bring extensive educational experience, strong leadership backgrounds, and a commitment to student success and community engagement.

Jennifer Brockman joins the Culpeper County High School administrative team after serving five years as Assistant Principal at Eastern View High School. She brings 23 years of experience in public education, including four years as Assistant Principal at Skyline High School in Warren County, five years as an English teacher at Madison County High School, and nine years as an English teacher at Culpeper County High School.

Brockman holds a Virginia license in the areas of English and Administration & Supervision PreK-12. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Master of Science in Social and Organizational Learning from George Mason University, as well as an Administration and Supervision Certification from James Madison University. Prior to entering education, she also gained valuable leadership experience as an HR Director in the private sector.

“I am incredibly honored and excited to return to Culpeper County High School as an assistant principal,” said Brockman. “Having started my educational career there, this opportunity feels especially meaningful to me both professionally and personally.” She continued, “While I look forward to joining the team at Culpeper County High School, I will always be grateful for my time at Eastern View High School. The staff, students, and community at Eastern View have had a tremendous impact on me, and I hope to continue building and maintaining those strong relationships in Culpeper County.”

Brockman is a member of Reformation Lutheran Church. She and her husband, John Brockman, who works in building sales at Cardinal Home Center, have three children: Nathan Brockman, a Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps; Tucker Brockman, a lineman for Dominion Energy; and Liz Brockman, a rising senior at the University of Alabama.

Rose Constantini joins CCHS after serving four years as Assistant Principal at Farmington Elementary School. She has nine years of experience in public education, including one year as Testing Coordinator at Eastern View High School, two years as an English teacher at Eastern View High School, and two years as an English teacher at Massaponax High School in Spotsylvania County.

Constantini holds Virginia licensure in English, English as a Second Language, and Administration & Supervision PreK-12. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in English from Randolph-Macon College, completed the Career Switcher Program for Education at Shenandoah University, and received a Master of Education in School Leadership from James Madison University. Before transitioning into education, she spent 11 years working in outside retail sales, administration, and management in the private sector.

“I am truly honored and filled with excitement about joining the Culpeper County High School family,” said Constantini. “The school’s mission of ‘being better every day’ deeply reflects both my personal and professional values. I look forward to this new opportunity and to working alongside our students, staff, and community as we continue striving for excellence together.”

Constantini and her husband will celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary this July. Together they have two daughters and one son. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with family, reading, hiking in the Shenandoah Mountains, and gardening.

The addition of Brockman and Constantini to the Culpeper County High School administrative team reflects Culpeper County Public Schools’ continued commitment to fostering strong leadership and supporting student achievement across the division.