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1. a scnool-sponsored outing to Kings Dominion for the amusement park’s “senior night” on May 8, leaving Rappahannock on two school buses at 5:30 p.m. and returning at 2:30 a.m., with the senior class to pay for gas, drivers' salary and drivers' admission to the park.
2. color 8 x 10 group photographs of 'the class in caps and gowns at $4.50 apiece for each senior.
3. $200 donation, if money is left over, to the RCHS drama department for a blue stage backdrop.
Investigators?
If the trip is approved, DeeDee asked, will chaperones have investigative responsibilities normally assumed by the principal on violations of school policies? If the trip is not approved, she continued, can hinds be divided between the seniors to defray expenses of cap and gown rental and printing of graduation announcements?
Should the Kings Domioion trip be approved as a school sanctioned function, DeeDee emphasized that seniors understand all school rules will have to be followed. She asked again for information an how chaperones are to react if a rule is broken.
Policy requires the teacher to report policy violations to the principal on return home, not to investigate, according to chairman Beverly Massie. “That means it would not be my function to carry out any investigation or question the students as to who was involved, where did the
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