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Miller described Estabrook as a man who came highly recommended to the county’s school system, both by the school division where he was formerly employed and by the University of Virginia where he is considered to be among the top two or three people ever to graduate in administration. Estabrook has earned the confidence of the school board and has made a favorable impression on the board of supervisors as well, according to Miller. “1 hope the school board supports his recommendation.”
Noting that she has been a teacher at RCHS for 12 years, “something of a record,” Cynthia Wayland said she has done her best to provide quality education to students in her classes. “Mr. Wingfield stands behind us. He’s always willing to listen to us. He provides an atmosphere that enables us to teach. I couldn't ask for a better principal.”
Kept Students Straight
“He's kept the school and the students straight,” reported Bob Baines, a sophomore at RCHS. “He has the respect of all the students. He has the teachers behind him and the parents behind him. I don’t know what else he can do!”
“Thank you for opening this issue. I think you all know how I stand,” said Robert Loomis, owner of the rented school board office who has tied renewal of that building’s lease to Wingfield’s reappointment.
Guy Foster voiced opposition to Loomis' ultimatum to the board, agreeing with the supervisor who described it as “blackmail.”
Addressing Wingfield’s reappointment, Fbster acknowledged that no one can attack the principal's character, his personality or his willingness to work with
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