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Ms. Crocker has been an active volunteer at the elementary school where her two children attend. She has been actively involved with raising funds and scheduling programs for the Curriculum Enrichment Committee. She was one of the founding members of the First Thursday Education Support Group and has also been involved with the steering committee working to establish a foundation to support public education in the county.
She told the board, "I am committed to seek a rich, varied educational experience for the next generation. Education is not about politics; it is not about taxes. I am honored to be among those considered."
William Dietel said he and his wife supported Ms. Crocker. He said as a member of the steering committee she listens to all sides before forming an opinion. He noted that as someone who runs a business with her husband Jay Monroe "she realizes it is important to make income and outgo balance. She would be a good member of your team."
Ms. Manson said she had administrative experience and experience in child and adolescent counseling. "I want to provide the best education our budget will allow." She said she would listen to the voters. She said she had worked hard for the seat during the election and would like the chance to serve.
Mrs. Nichols said, "I would like to complete Paul's term." She said she had come to Rappahannock County in 1950 as the music teacher for 11 schools and stayed for six years. After taking time out to contribute three sons to the school system she returned
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