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testing the students physical limits, it gives them confidence to tackle other areas as well.

• Recently seven Rappahannock students attended the National J Leadership Conference in M Washington, D.C. Those 2l attending were: Ian ^ Blubaugh, Allison Baker, Ryland Pace, Frank Paratore, Sandra Oliver, g Sonya Anderson, and M

Robert Wilson. As a j^g community, we should be very proud 40 of all of these future leaders! SB}

• March 10-14, *** Meghan and Michael Fairbrother, students at RCHS, attended the 1999 Junior Olympics in White Face, N.Y. They were accompanied by the top ranked boys and girls from the East and West coasts, as well as from several European and Asian countries. Good job!

• RCHS report cards went home on April 1. If you have any questions about them, please feel free to call your child’s teacher and arrange for a conference. Parents are always welcome to visit our schools to share ideas or concerns at any time.

• On April 7, RCES will “celebrate” Lost and Found Day, as they try to find the owners of many wonderful articles of clothing that have been found and remain unclaimed in the main office. Parents are invited to visit RCES and go through the large quantity of coats, sweaters, gloves, lunch boxes, etc. If your child has lost a clothing item and you would

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