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until 3:10, except in emergency situations. At that time they will proceed to the cafeteria to meet you.

• If you occasionally pick up your child, please send a note to your child’s teacher on the morning of the day that you are coming. The teacher will then dismiss your child at 3:10 to meet you in the cafeteria.

• If there is an emergency or you have forgotten to send a note you may still come to the main office for assistance, however. We enjoy having visitors to our school and love to see you, but we are hoping that this new policy will create a more comfortable situation for your children, their teachers and you. Thank you for helping to make this dismissal procedure safer and less disruptive for everyone.

• The RCHS Pep Band made its debut performance at the Girls’ Basketball game at RCHS last week. They are working hard to learn the RCHS Fight Song, as are the cheerleaders. School spirit is such an important part of a successful school! If you would like a copy of the words to the Fight Song so that you can sing along at games, please call Mrs. Lynne Fournier, Band Director, or Mrs. Jan Makela at 987-8259.

• Mr. Ray Watson, Chairman of the Rappahannock Lions Club’s Education Committee, and Mr. Bob Scott, Chairman of the Lion’s Publicity Committee, visited RCES last week to present a check which will provide the major funding for the RCES Book Buddies program Book Buddies is an individualized

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