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By Linda Tarry
Rappahannock News Writer
Fourteen Rappahannock County Public School teachers received good news recently when they learned they had been awarded grant funding from Headwaters, the Rappahannock County Public Education Foundation.
A total of $3,765 in grant money will be used by the teachers for new, innovative projects at both the elementary and high school. These latest grants make a grand total of $9,086 in Headwaters funding for this school year to our county public schools.
Projects funded at RCES
Fifth grade teacher Lois Markee’s math manipulatives project; second grade teacher Sheila Smith’s project to purchase nonfiction books for a classroom library; art and music teachers
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