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RCES o n Wednesday, Nov. 8. The museum teacher, dressed as a mid-18th century immigrant, led the students through the packing process and trip to the colonies. This wonderful educational trip back through history was funded by Headwaters, the * Rappahannock County Public i ; Education Foundation as a fc tie-in to the VCA grant project, gj "Tapestry of Time". 1
• Former Rappahannock I County resident, Tina Liza I
Jones, who now resides in | Riner, will be the second artist ] in Residence at RCES. Her i residency will extend from Dec. 4-14 when she will teach folk songs from the 1700's to kindergarten through second grade students. Using guitar, banjo, dulcimer and other folk instruments, she will direct student performances at the second re-enactment bn Thursday, Dec. 14 from 7-8:30 p.m. This program is open to the public and we invite all parents and friends in the community to attend. Please mark your calendars.
Have a wonderful week!
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