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By Linda Tarry i Rappahannock News Writer
How well are our Rappahannock County High school graduates prepared for life after high school?
This will be the topic for discussion at a forum on Friday, Jan. 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the RCES cafeteria. Several recent RCHS graduates have agreed to discuss ways in which they were well prepared and ways the Rappahannock Public Schools let them down. ’These students have left Rappahannock schools for college and work, and their cur•rent perspective should be very valuable in helping the ■ community evaluate how well I the schools are doing. ' The sponsoring organizations, Headwaters, RCESPTO, and First Thursday Education Support Group, hope this discussion will benefit current and future high school students and their parents as they plan for their high school years and the years I after. Teachers, guidance ’counselors, administrators, ; School Board members, members of the Board of ^Supervisors and the public generally also need to hear i from these experts. ; In keeping with the format ■for RCES-PTO meetings, the evening will begin with a pot luck dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the
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