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ratncia 1 . Hatunger is the new child development specialist and will work primarily in the homes with pre-school children. A graduate of James Madison University, she taught three years at the Rappahannock elementary school before earning a B.S. degree in special education. She was rated as a very successful teacher who is considered to he particularly outstanding in work with pre-schoolers.
Victoria L. Kulich will teach sixth grade. A graduate with a B.A degree from State University College at Buffalo, she has a varietv ot educational work experience, including a position as summer counselor tor the Virginia Employment Commission. She has a good academic record and was successful at student teaching. Her references describe her as "reliable and conscicnt ious.”
Welsey H. Chappie, Jr. ot Hlkton. Virginia, will teach secondary science at the high school. A graduate of the University of South Carolina, he also attended t he University of Maryland and James Madison University. He has three years of teaching experience—two at
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