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By Mary Ann Kuhn
Rappahannock News Writer
Rappahannock County schools met state achievement goals on Standards of Learning (SOL) tests in English, mathematics, history and social science, but fell short of full. accreditation, according to statewide results announced recently by the Virginia Department of Education.
Rappahannock's elementary school and high school sire among a group of 257 of the state's public schools (or 14 percent) which fell short of full accreditation but met or surpassed annual achievement benchmarks in exams taken during the summer and fall of 2Q01 and spring of 2002. These schools are rated as "Provisionally Accredited/Meets State Standards."
Rappahannock elementary school's low scores on the history exam triggered the elementary .school's losing its full accreditation rating which it had for the past two years and, according to interim superintendent of schools Helen Williams, disappointed school officials.
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