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Rappahannock County senior ° and sophomores complain that their teachers fail to make the subject matter interesting.
In fact, of the 71 seniors interviewed last year, slightly more than 60 percent said so. Of the 73 sophomores, just less than two-thirds concurred.
However, a majority of the complaints of students seem to center on the school building, their social life and a lack of course variety.
More than 60 percent of the seniors said the school lacks clubs and offers few activities, and slightly more than 60 percent said their course selection is too narrow. However, some 66 percent of the seniors complained that the toilet rooms were not “dean and usable throughout the day” in the 26-year-old school building.
More than half of the sophomores, on the other hand, complained that too few course alternatives are offered and roughly the same percentage argued that there was a lack of dubs to join and activities in which to partic? >ate.
Also, more than three-quarters of those 70 sophomores responding
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