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white Rappahannock may spend more on instruction per pupil than all of the poor dia;«cts identified in tho recent state-sponsored review; moro students graduating from Rappahannock. high school go >n to attend four-year college® ;han students m throo of tho :our other poor this ferrets. Rappahannock also has a ower dropout rate than anyof :ho tour other schools.
Mills said that now tho school board needs to be thinks tng of where costs could bo cut that would unpact tho quality of education the least.
“t want us to bo thinking About our priorities becauso if the supervisors lower tho hatchet. 1 want to bo prepared tor that.”' he said.
PuMir hearing
On. March til tho school board will hold a public hearing on the budget at tho Rappahannock high school a utii ton um.
The school board wilt make final changes to tho proposed budget on March &0 before sending it to tho board of supervisors for approval
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