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Kara Krueger to our Math department at RCHS. Mx. Burton is teaching a combination Algebra I, Algebra II and Geometry class, and Ms. Krueger is teaching 8th Gra2e math. If you have the opportfo-; nity to visit RCHS, please make them feel welcome.
• The next Headwaters
(Rappahannock County
Public Education Foundation)
Forum is scheduled
for Jan. 24 at 7 p.in.
in the RCHS Auditorium.
The topic of
discussion will be
“Understanding the
International Baccalaureate
(IB)”. Headwaters
is hoping that the
public will attend the£e forums to get a better understanding of the various programs in place in (and projected for) our public schools. We are in the investigative stage of IB now, hoping to apply in the riot too distant future. How will this program impact your child? Please come. Listen to the presentation and ask questions. “
• Adult Education brochures for the Winter Session 2002 will be distributed throughout the community this week. Please look in the public library, the kiosk in rit the Post Office in Washingtbri, as well as RCES, RCHS and the School Board Office first. They will be more in more diverse locations over the next few weeks. If you would like one mailed to you, please cajll Jan Makela at 987-8259.
The variety of classes this . time is more imaginative than * ever! Basic Watercolors! Yoga for all levels! Fly-Tying for you fishermen out there! Basic Cooking Techniques ,to help you impress your friends and loved ones! Beginning. Guitar! And so many more! • Questions are always welcome! Remember Adult classes make great Christmas gifts! Promise the gift tn December! Sign (and pay) up in January! .1
See SCHOOLS, Page A8
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