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area, the people and their culture, land use policies on how the mountains should be used, and the interrelationship of all those components.
RCHS English teacher Jon Heddleston will coordinate the program, which also will be open to “one or i two students from the Eastern * Shore” school division where local * children are attending a marine sci-! ence camp, Dr. Gangel said. }
Rappahannock's summer pro-; gram will cost about $1,500. which is ! available from the 1988-89 budget al-' location for gifted and talented offer- • ings, he said. “That’s comparable toj what we’re paying for Rappahan-5 nock County children to attend sum-* mer programs elsewhere. ” *
While the School Board unani-i* mously approved “The Mountains’^ as a pilot project, Chairman Beverlyf Massie asked for a detailed report oh what is being spent to underwrite} summer courses for students in the£ gifted and talented programs. She also requested feedback from par-3 ents and students.
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