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By SHARON KILPATRICK
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
At last week’s School Board meeting Helen Williams, chairman of the high school math department, proposed dramatic changes in the way math is taught to students who are not college bound.
Mrs. Williams said a committee made up of math and technology teachers was generally “satisfied with the thrust of the academic courses although they need more rigor and more analysis.” She said the committee is not satisfied with the courses for students not heading to college. Generally they take Math 8 and Math 9 and Applied-Math or Applied Math and Consumer Math.
The committee recommended that Math 8 be replaced by a lab
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