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Adoption of an in-school suspension program will “establish a jail house inside the school house,” maintained school board member Robert Eastham in opposing a grant application for federal funds to run such a program.
At a special meeting held Monday, March 24, the board voted unanimously to oppose a grant application by the Rappahannock-Rapidan Criminal Justice Advisory Council on behalf of the county for in-school suspension. The money was to be channeled through Jhe state from the federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration (LEAA).
According to Eastham, three Rappahannock students were under suspension as of March 24,
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