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sition; the center doesn't break even on infants and | toddlers, much less make | money. The equation works j out better financially for I Sursum Corda where chil- a dren two to five years old are involved but for that age I group, the day care center I faces competition from other I pre-school programs here in I
the county, in Warrenton j and in Culpeper. l
From a business stand i point, it would seem logical to discontinue the expen- ! sive-to-run infant-toddler I care and focus instead on j older children and expand- j ing pre-school offerings. But 1 that would mean ignoring j
the demands and needs of | the Rappahannock community, something that Hams I and Sursum Corda’s board I of directors aren’t prepared | to do.
Recently, Sursum Corda ] began an innovative part- a nership with students from a Rappahannock County High i School and youngsters in lo- ■ cal scout troops. The teen- I
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