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parent or guardian, Dr. Gangel con-i firmed, addiri'g that if someone otherj than parents or guardian provides* transportation or escorts the child,!
that person must have prior written* authorization from the parents or1 guardian. •
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“This is very similar to what’s in. practice now,” noted Nancy Reeve.' “I don’t really see any great! change.”
“It just broadens ... It covers all' the needs for prearranged ab-| sences,” said Chairman Beverly Massie.
“And I don’t think it will infringe, on anyone else,” Dr. Gangel added. ;
Citing the concern expressed by> parents both in favor of and opposed! to the “Rolling Chapel” proposal, the board agreed to defer action on (he! policy change until its December meeting in order to give those inter-! ested an opportunity to react. ,;
Also last Tuesday, the School! Board: j
• Accepted donations of $200 from the Rappahannock Woman’s! Club and $60 from Mrs. Susan Fox’ for the purchase of new RCHS soc-( cer uniforms!. J
• Accepted $578.50 from Masters! Electronics Corporation for an elec-! tronic display at RCHS. t
• Learned that six new bus cau-l tion signs have been erected by the Highway Department in the Flint Hill area to reduce the safety hazard, posed by increased truck traffic on Rt. 522 and that Dr. Gangel is still trying to get similar signs posted at Chester Gap. • <
• Listened to brief in-service instruction programs by Robert Chappell on personnel policies and by Dr. Gangel on the state-mandated sixyear plan now under review and revision
by a long list of committees.* j
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