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On Oct. 26, Headwaters, the Rappahannock County Public Education Foundation, awarded 12 Rappahannock County school teachers with grant money for new, innovative projects at both the elementary and high school. The total amount of the grants came to $5,321. Headwaters is always thrilled with the level of creative thought and hard work that teachers put into the planning and execution of these grants.
Receiving grants for projects at Rappahannock County Elementary School:
Science teacher Holly Massie, who will use her grant to purchase specimens for dissection; intramural director Rhonda Jenkins, who will use her grant to purchase basketball and volleyball equipment; special education teacher Patty Hottinger, who will use her grant to purchase Polaroid film for documenting her students' development; teacher Kelly Estes, who will use her grant to purchase a terrarium and tadpoles for study of science ecosystems; music teacher Joy Rollins, who will use her grant to purchase a loom, banjo, and dulcimer to enhance the students' colonial immersion experience for the "Tapestry of Time" project; and art teacher Harriet Rosenblatt, who will use her grant for a field trip to the
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