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if the application is approved, the money will be earmarked for Rappahannock for up to five years.
Assistant superintendent Tom Campbell, in going over the educational plan that must accompany the loan application, described it as “basically a space study — how many square feet for science, how many square feet for mathematics and so on...It tells the folks in Richmond what Wit money.
“We’re building not for increased enrollment but for curriculum expansion,” Estabrook noted. He reported that, as of a month ago, the list of applicants for literary loans numbered 42. According to estimates, the loan fund is sufficient in the coming budget year for twice that many. “They’ve gauged it for five years into the future and the literary loan balance looks quite healthy,” he added.
“Put ‘Rush!’ on this,” concluded board member Paul Nichols, tapping the loan application.
Congratulations
A smiling chairman offered the board’s congratulations to the “Whiz Kids,” the Rappahannock County High School foursome that has advanced to the semi-final around of WVPT’s academic competition, Pop Quiz. “They’re in some pretty big league competition,”
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