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i\ow, at last,.the time approches when Rappahannock may point with- pride to her school system and take her rightful place in the educational scheme of thingsVwrth
her sister counties. ) '
Within weeks now contractors from all Virginia will present bids on the construction of the long awaited new county high school. _ " Eubaqk and Caldwell, architects and engineers of Roanoke,. Virginia, have drawn up preliminary plans according to the immediate needs of. the high school students of. Rappahannock. These plans are at present in Richmond awaiting final approval of the State Department jo? Education. *
When this approval is secured and any revisions—should they be^ necessary—are made, the plans will be submitted to the county school board. Shortly thereafter , the school board will advertize for construction bids on the building arid, within’30 days the b^ard, with the architects present, wul receive the contractors’ bids. The board’s decision,, advised by the architects, » will rest on both quality and f ' economy of construction estimates. .
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Immediately after jf* is awarded—weather permitting— ground will be broken for the new RappShannock County ,Higb " School and grading will begin., , ‘ The bids for the construction of this school will come before o-if neighbors the members of the school board for! their considers*tion and final decision. In their hands, the hands of your represen- ' tatives, your neighbors^ and there* - fore in your hands rests the ability jo help this county assume heri, proper educational role quickly and surely:- ' ’ . --i The land awaits. Your children , your neighbors children cry out .their need. The rest is up to you. Don’t let Rappahannock down. J*
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