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Robert Anderson
Yes I would be willing to work with the School Board in developing a long term plan for education. I would support funding within, the limits of budget restrictions.
Jack Atkins
Absolutely, I would work to some capacity. Without a long term plan we will always execute short terms goals. To execute plans of this magnitude and complexity would be expensive and long term funding also needs to be planned. Our present situation may require us to establish some short term plans. This is why we have paid administrators and a school board. They should be talking to county residents for their opinions. The planning is the responsibility of school fcard and administrators. Why pay them ejjfa to do something that is part of their j&and responsibility.
Yogi Bear *» The county should have a long term plan for education, as it has with the comprehensive plan for the projected growth of tb«i county. I would support a study and Adding for the planning process.
Chris Bird
should be most interested in working «5si the School Board on long term planning fjSJjjthe Public Schools. Teamwork and perianal contact between the Supervisors and •Qi* School Board is essential for effective pinning. I would agree to any suggestion UBJSchool Board had that would further this ‘Cooperative planning process.
Ron Frazier * I have been. I support quality education and would work with the school board in a positive direction, but any funding support .would have to be based on curriculum or processes that are supported by empirical 'data showing positive results. - Bryant Lee “ A long term plan for education in Rappahannock is much needed and I support itjts a whole. This kind of planning could keep big educational projects from having such a large impact at one time. This would not be perfect because the future is uncertain and state mandates are continually changing
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