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Rappahai iLjclc County now has
t population jojf school age children large enoufl to warrent a high
school. Thflije are currently 262 young peop >1 attending the high school. Broi.it down into classes, there are: 2th grade-38; 11th grade-32; l(th grade-64, 9th grade -53; and 8tliljrade-75. These figures do not iin lude the small proportion of >1 5red students now attending th There, wirl and facilitie adequenely ) jobs than tlw School. The counts seriously over rooms and quate for th< doing. This discussed in a ever, as it njll classes expect , should be stajtfc
.Jonal School,
he modem school
ley can be more
jared for future
appahannock High
tigs school is now
rded, and dassjipment
are inadethey
should be
jll he more fully
jture article. Howtes
to the sire of
in the future, it
here that there is not adequate Ispace now to seat all the studen The room for is inadequate students who •hie to take lunch room m
jn the homerooms,
i and agriculture
the number of
$nt and should be
Hese courses. The
it operate in four shift* and *e tyily pW students can wait in lin ij is ouf of door*.
For amr wl h might think o£ hope thatthere a smaller numbft of children in i the younger «e
group, the figujjis from the 1955 school census 11 quickly -dispel the thought, children then in!
total number of
chool, ages seven
46.9%