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School. Twenty-nine Rappahannock teachers are in the program as well as four members of the community. The Rappahannock teachers are Molly Bailey, Patricia Clark, Vicky Eastham, Roger Flinchum, Sharon Foster, Jeanne Grimes, Jon Heddleston, Susan Henry, Frieda Herman, Mary Hobson, Patricia Hottinger, Margaret Lee, Lucy Maeyer, Aney Massie, Cheryl Mellott, Debra Mulligan, Arthur Neufeld, Nina Norman, James Roszak, Pamela Roszak, Elizabeth Scott, William Sealock, Corinne Smith, Laurel Van Horn, Layne Vickers, Ronald Vickers, Patti Waddell, Cynthia Way land and Betty Wood. The community members enrolled in the program are Elizabeth DeBergh, April Heddleston, Betty Jo Henry and Janet Long.
In addition to the Shenandoah University program, six other teachers are pursuing masters programs on a university campus. The teachers involved in these programs include Douglas Hunter, Shelby Kline, Candace Lamma, Lisa Setzer, Richard Smith and Amy Wolf. The school psychologist, Cindy Graham, is in the Education Specialist Degree program at James Madison University.
Three Rappahannock instructional leaders and two teachers are pursuing doctoral programs. Robert Chappell is in the Doctor of Educa
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