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because of his interest in "this kind community." Mrs. Biggs said thjd
the selection committee contact*^ Mr. Perine's references, and additiojval referrals1 from the initial refei£ ences, and received super lati^J responses, including one from tfye local school teachers union who saia at "this is the best principal we’ve ever worked for. . ." ' S
Subject to success in negotiating, an early withdrawal from his exists ing contract in Ithaca, Mr. Perine will be assuming his Rappahannock County High School Principal post* tion before the start of the second! semester in late January of 2001. ’ _ ^
Dr. Gangel encourages'*;] attendance at Education!!
Resources meeting
Superintendent Dr. David Gai promoted community attendance at i meeting to be held on the subject c.( state education funding on Dec. 19 at! 7:30 p.m. at the high school auditor!-! um. This meeting, sponsored tsy{ Virginia CARES, a coalition of schoqg superintendents, school board mens* bers, legislators, supervisors, counctf members, parents, and other intei£i ested citizens from around the StatgJ will focus on establishing a coalition] position and approach to improving the state funding formula for public schools. Coalition members believe X
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