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By DAPHNE HUTCHINSON
Rappahannock New* Staff Writer
Building a new school rather than expanding overcrowded Rappahannock County High School is the most feasible way to proceed on a capital improvements program, according to speakers at the school board’s public input session on capital outlay at last Tuesday’s budget meeting.
Sharon Kilpatrick proposed that the high school be turned into an intermediate school for grades seven and eight. She maintained that cafeteria, bathrooms, kitchen, library and gym are adequate for a two-grade school.
Acknowledging that the building has more classroom space than two grades will need, she suggested that the central administration office also be moved into RCHS with portions of the masonry
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