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Rappahannock students will be served by the project and the county will be responsible for half of the salary for the position with 60 per cent of that half funded by the state, he said.
No Additional County Funds
The proposal will require no additional money over what is currently budgeted for special education, Norton continued. Reduced tuition to Piedmont and $1,600 in “flow through’’ money will cover the expenditure, he noted.
“Special education scares me to death,” commented Masterson.
Mrs. Massie predicted that total responsibility for the mandated special ed programs will soon be dumped on the localities. “This is a financial responsibility that the county is not prepared to accept and is the reason why the Rappahannock School Board has favored cooperative educational effort,” she noted. In another area related to special education, the School Board agreed to begin work on a laboratory program for
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