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(Continued from Page 6) into the bottom 25 per cent of those applying to VP1 that year, according to Miller.

When he raised this point to school administrators, he said, he was immediately labeled anti-education. "They circled the wagons and started attacking me," Miller claimed. “Since 1975, things haven’t changed,” he said, reporting that the top scores on SATs by Rappahannock students fall into the bottom 25 per cent of applicants at Randolph Macon, University of Virginia, University of Richmond, William and Mary and other Virginia colleges and universities.

“That’s the only reason why I subject myself to what’s going to come," he stated, in explaining his candidacy for the school board. He said that everyone’s for good education. "It’s a matter of method....The only way to solve the problem is to admit you have a problem,” Miller said, charging that school officials "misuse figures, misuse facts" to make it appear that county students are doing better educationally in comparison with students elsewhere.

"I think their methods are wrong and I think the results

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