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financial aid for qualified students. elementary school students.
Based on evidence such as test scores, dual enrollment, and successful participation in Advanced Placement courses, Rappahannock County students are achieving at increasingly higher levels and graduating better prepared for higher education.
The new RCAP program will help to ensure that no Rappahannock student who works hard and achieves will be denied access to higher education due to lack of financial resources.
“My goal is to help students and parents navigate the system and to ease what fears I can,” said Hope. “What to do after Rappahannock High School?’ is a huge question and the way students answer it will change the course of their fives. I hope to help each student and each family make choices that are right for them and their futures.”
Amy Silver is a contributing writer and the Coordinator of Grants and Partnerships for Headwaters.
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