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(Si le interesa ofrecer sus servicios voluntaries para servir de int^rprete a una nina hispana de Segundo grado, por favor envie un email a natashawhite® rappahannock.kl2.va.us)
In order to volunteer to help at the elementary or the high school in other ways, please contact the volunteer coordinator for the school system, Tasha White, at the email address above.
Janet Robey of Castleton, a lifelong friend of Tasha White, has been volunteering for three years. One daughter is in the second grade, another is just three years old. Robey therefore expects to be coming to school, as she now does, two or three days a week for the next 15 years.
“I go on field trips,” said Robey, who helps out wherever she is needed. Why does Robey, who has a full time position at Castleton Farms, spend this much time volunteering at school? “I feel as if I am involved in my daughter’s education,” she responds. “It is good to spend time with her.”
This week, Robey was in White’s office, as the two faced a pile of folders to be labeled: each with a child’s name, teacher’s name and grade.
The “Tuesday folders,” as they are called, contain school announcements of all sorts - anything that goes home to the parents. These items are in the eye-catching folders to keep them from becoming stuffed into the bottom of a book bag.
The latest count of little heads in the elementary school is 566.
Without Janet Robey and other volunteers, Tasha White would be labeling a folder for each one - which of course would mean a great
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