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By Anita L. Sherman
Rappahannock News Staff Writer
In less than two weeks, some 1,025 Rappahannock County public school students will be back in school. The first day of school is Aug. 25.
That first day not only marks the end of summer but the beginning of another school year and for many parents and students, it is a stressfilled time of back-to-school shopping, anticipation over new teachers and challenging daily schedules.
For many families, it’s a serious attitude and time readjustment period as late-night movie-watching and sleeping in will have to give way to early starts, quick-bite breakfasts and not only getting to school on time but being physically, emotionally, and
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