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RCHS jazz ensemble and delicious desserts lovingly prepared by band parents.
Chateauville Foundation brings
famed Attacca
string quartet to
Rappahannock
The four Julliard Conservatory students known as the internationally acclaimed Attacca String Quartet performed special concerts at RCHS and RCES on April 7. We thank Lorin & Dietlinde Maazel, artistic directors of the Chateauville Foundation, for providing this world class experience for our students.
Anglican bishop
from Pakistan shares culture with
students
We thank school board member Rosa Crocker for facilitating a visit by Mano Rumalshah, from F\?shawar, Pakistan, to RCHS on April 7. He visited several history and government classes to give our students a first-hand account of events in his homeland. Elementary school
library to receive
books from the
National Endowment for the
Humanities
Thomas Lindsay, deputy chairman and director for the National Endowment for the Humanities writes: “Your library is among the 3,000 libraries selected to receive the We the People “Created Equal” Bookshelf. The books and other materials will be shipped to the libraries on April 4, 2008. Within a few weeks, you will also receive under separate cover a formal letter from Bruce Cole, chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, and a certificate
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