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in September 1976, according to a report submitted by the County School Boardk to the State Department of Education.
The report “investigates various aspects” of implementing the kindergarten program, according to School Board Chairman I.R. Kilby.
The State Standards of Quality Act, passed by the legislature in 1972 requires all Virginia Counties to set up a kindergarten program by 1976 or lose state funds. Rappahannock will receive no additional money from the state to fund the kindergarten program.
Ninety children will be eligible for the program, according to Robert Leonard, Assistant Superintendent for Warren and Rappahannock Counties, but based on past attendance records at preschool programs only 80 are expected to attend.
95.4%