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By SHARON KILPATRICK

Rappahannock News Staff Writer

The School Board approved Superintendent David Gangel’s plan to leave undecided whether a new teacher to be hired will teach kindergarten or run an “alternative education” program.

“We need both; but we have enough money to fund one,” Dr. Gangel said.

Dr. Gangel said the school system will conduct interviews trying to find a teacher who can handle either assignment. He said he believes this is possible.

If there are 92 students for kindergarten by September 9, there will be a fifth section of kindergarten. However, if there are fewer kindergarten students the teacher will handle alternative education, he

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