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tie scary for Amber, but what memories she will have! We all wish her well! Technology has surely made her feel a little closer to home. Thank goodness for e-mail.
• Hurray! RCES First Grade teacher Mrs. Deborah Flinchum and RCHS Technology teacher Mr. Ron Vickers have returned from Oxford University in England where they attended a Leadership and Ethics Conference sponsored by VPI. Mrs^~
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ggtoericnee and would lov^djlF Hiafi ■ her experiences with anyone who is interested. She.
.. and Mr. Vickers were scblg-i uled to make a report to $»e] school board at their April 11 meeting. I am sure that we Will all have other opportuniincredible
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• Congratulations to our RGf*$fa Information Systems Specialist Mr, Holly Pendleton and' his wife Dianne, RCPS Attendance Officer, on the birth of a granddaughter recently. Her name? Margie Holladay. Another Holly! %, - : # RGBS Head Custodian Mr. David Alther has just returned home from Culpeper >,wMemorial Hospital -where - ImI‘ underwent a surgical procedure recently. He will be recovering at home for several weeks. We wish him the very best for a'speedy recovery, and thank his assistant Mr. Robert Lamery for trying to pick up the slack in his absence!
• The Seventh Grade students had a wonderful time on their trip to Williamsburg last week. The number of activities they were able to squeeze into each day was mind boggling! Though a little weary, the travelers seemed to have survived the week very well. Many thanks to all chaperones who accompanied the students.
Parents who volunteered were: Mr. Don Berry, Mrs. Tammy Ehrhart, Mr. Dean Hahn, Mr. Jim Humbles, Mrs. Sharon Humbles, Mr. Greg Hutcheson, Mrs. Gretchen Long, Mrs. Charlotte Mills, Mr. Joe North, Mr. Ken Shankle, and Mr. David Sheffield. Staff chaperones
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