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county’s state representatives. TTie endorsed bill requests that the Assembly research and study the financial impact that proposed legislation will have, both on the state and on localities, before enactment. “If this had been done in the past, I feel we would have avoided the current situation,” said Norton.
The Rappahannock Board will not support either House Bill 409 or 327. The first would require establishment of a free planning period for all teachers, and the second would require that every teacher take a three semester hour course in the identification of handicapped children prior to renewal of a teaching certificate.
Establishing a mandatory free planning period would result in tremendous cost increases to the localities and the intent of the handicapped identification bill can be adequately filled through inservice training programs, maintained Norton. □
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