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Updated: 3:25 PM Aug 31, 2009
New High Schools Dedicated In Page County
Page County Page County recently opened two brand new high schools.
Posted: 3:25 PM Aug 31, 2009Reporter: Sarah Sager Email Address: Sarah.Sager@WHSV.com |
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Page County recently opened two brand new high schools.
The new Page County High and Luray High schools were dedicated in separate ceremonies.
Luray High School will hold 525 students, while Page County High will have 600 students. Both schools will operate on a block schedule format.
Randy Bailey, chairman for Page County School Board, says, "It will provide opportunities within grades and disciplines for students, give them better educational opportunities for the work force that we have today."
Students in Page County won't head back to class until September 8.
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Posted by: Michelle
Location: Luray
on Sep 4, 2009 at 12:50 AM
I think it is wonderful that we have two new schools. It is going to be a great opportunity for the students in page county. I am thankful that my daughter has this chance.
Posted by: me at stanley
Location: page county
on Aug 31, 2009 at 02:02 PM
hey concernd the correct way to spell now is n o w not know! and yes the county is hurting but who isn't so if my kids get a great school to look forward to then that is great with me the way the economy is right now! congrats high school students and enjoy your new school!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: cheryl
Location: page county
on Aug 30, 2009 at 06:10 PM
WE have alot to be proud of these schools are wonderful and very high tech our students have alot to be very proud I just wish I could of had this chance when I was in school but now I can see my Grandchidren have the chance I didnt have GREAT JOB SCHOOL BOARD. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
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