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By MARK SCOLFORO
Rappahannock N>w« Staff Writer
If School Board Chairman Beverly Massie has a “pet project,” it’s looking out for the needs of the average child, “to make sure that the teachers in your everyday class, even though they have to offer more for gifted and talented, make sure those students wlpj
sac need. ov >.: X “Most ef us the average ;? person, and I just think we. should be particularly mindful of ii the average student*’ needs,” said Mrs. Massie. $■. : »■
She was apjHtinved to the ; School Board in 1972 and has been chairman since 1977. During
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