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PTO meeting d
The Rappahannock EI-'-*f ementary School’s Parent- 55 Teacher Organization (PTO) £5 invites all RCES students and parents to a fall picnic and conference, noon-4 p.m. Satur-'*’* day, Oct. 5, at the-'-' Rappahannock Park in Wash-LJ! ington, Va. ;
Speakers include Superin- ^ tendent David Gangel and-3 School Board Chairman Bev-^=x erly Massie.
PTO president Greg Rob-^rJ ertson said topics will include ^ “everything related to the 35 school system,” such as air 15 conditioning, academic pro- % grams, tjie need for a middle school and bus routes. ™
Mr. Robertson said the -** PTO has been reorganized so “ that only two major meetings a year-this one and another in : the spring—will take place.
The PTO membership now numbers 264 families, the highest number ever.
At the Saturday meeting children’s games will be conducted. * -
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