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Sen. Charles S. Robb, on behalf of the Virginia’s Congressional delegation, today announced plans for Virginia’s Military Academy Day 1994. This annual event offers the state’s students a chance to learn about educational opportunities in 6dr nation’s military academies. i rVirginia Military Academy Day will be held April 30 at Western Albermarle High School in Charlottesville. The event is open to junior and srtiior high school students.
'Robb, a former Marine, encouraged students to explore the possibility of a military education.
■“Service in our nation’s military cart be the most rewarding of all public service,” said Robb. “The challenges met in that arena provide the basis for many fine careers in both the public and private sector.”
"‘Young people interested in continuing their education at one of our nation’s military academies will haite an opportunity to meet with representatives of our military academies and service branches,” said Robbr
•Robb and the Virginia Congressional delegation will make sure members available to outline the nomination procedures for potential
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Students
Win in FBLA
Competition
* ‘RCHS student Tim Zim won flrjst place in Business Math at regional FBLA competition earlier this month.
J.T. Oliver won third place recognition in Business Calculation. ; Junior Janet Hitt was elected regional vice president.
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