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Rappahannock County H School. Katie Nelson, RC class of 2006, created i sculpture in Mr. Normi welding class last year, j graciously granted us pert sion to use the idea. We th it beautifully captures I spirit of our mission: fostei educational excellence Rappahannock County.
This year’s Summer Wi shops will take place the w of July 9-13. Taught by fiv Rappahannock’s finest art teachers, workshops for gra four through ten will incl Drawing and Painting, Dig Photography, Jazz, Mus Theatre, and Culinary A Farm-to-Table. Worksh take place Monday thro Friday from 9:00 to 12:00, cost of $40/student.
For more information <3 register your child, Headwaters at 675-1819 •email Lucille Niessen LNiessen@Nedpower.ci Summer Workshops are ni possible by generous d< tions from Rappahanc National Bank, Rappahannock Lions C and Target Stores.
Phil Irwin of Caledi Farms, a member of Rappahannock Farm Bui and a great supporter of Farm-to-Table Progr offered this challenge: if Hogan’s Industrial Technol class could get Irwin’s tl 1960s Cub Cadet garden t tors running, he’d donate of them to Farm-to-Table. class took him up on his od the Cub Cadets have b beautifully restored and almost ready, lacking onl final coat of historically ai rate yellow paint. M thanks to Phil Irwin for donation and to Mr. Hq and the Industrial Technol students for their hard woi
This Saturday, June from 9:00 to 1:00, the f annual Planting Party i take place at Rappahannock Cod Elementary School Gard Kid- and parent-friendly j will include creating a a post pile, building walkwj hanging bird feeders, plan! trees, shrubs, and butte i attracting flowers, and n> Bring work gloves, shov rakes, hand trowels, a wi bottle, and a hat or sunscr* Please RSVP Tri Scheuerlein at 987-8312 she can have plenty of to plants, refreshments and d prizes on hand.
Starfish Mentorii Spring Event took place 1 Sunday at Mentor Doro Armistead’s “Flying A” Fi near Sperryville. Attended over 50 people despite rain, the festivities include performance of short play* the “Starfish Actors,” direc by Charlene James-Dug International exchange j dents gave presentati about their countries, s. songs in their languages, presented the mentees \» “Kindness Bags” (filled v useful items for sumj camp) they had made in he of Global Youth Service I The event concluded wit] potluck feast.
Next Step Dire< Miranda Hope is preparing July’s 2007 Govern Conference on Educat where she has been invitet present a workshop she’s i ing “Ten Habits of Hi§ Effective Rural College Career Access Programs.” A because research sugg» that many
For information on tl and other Headwaters ] grams, please con' Executive Director ( Johnson at 675-1819, or \ Mrww.headwatersfdn.org.
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