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By Timothy R. Thompson

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Rappahannoek County Ktgh School. Robyn Puryeur. wilt be leaving at th» end of this month. ;\iul she's not the only on*.

Hat vacancy is on* of 14 in the Rappahunmxk C ounty public school system. There are two openings for teachers seven openings for couches anu several openings for specialists as well as a school nurse ami cufotena manager.

Robert Chappell. superintendent of the Rappahannock County public schools was asked about the large turnover.

This is normal for this time of y*or“ C happell said. “We foel that as, people resign they are doing so for their own reasons; mure pay moving to a new area. etc. Also the end of the school year is a natural time for people to cunsiik'r changes."*

t happell said that most of the openings have been posted since May I.

Puryears upcoming departure was cunfirmed by Chappell.

“I was not terribly surprised by her leavmg,"* he said. “We are interviewing and will find the best replacement. We will miss her. She has helped move the school forward during her year as principal."*

Puryeur has been at Rappahannock high

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