Princess Anne High School - Peerage Yearbook (Virginia Beach, VA)

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SCHGOL BOARD N ,ms ,--v mx' 'v51 'lr First row, left to right: L. H. Jackson, Vice Chuirrnang John D. Dey, Chuirrmmg Frank W. Cox, Superintendent. Second row, left to right: Roger Sawyer, Lloyd Murden, L. E. Gilbert. The primary duties of the Princess Anne County School Board are to select a Superintendent of Schools, to establish the policies by which the schools of the county are to be conducted, to set up the school budget, and to be responsible for the schools being run according to that budget. Though the board has no power to raise money, they ask the Board of Supervisors to allot it as it is needed. An awareness of the Princess Anne County Schools in recent years has been reflected in the fact that our school board has been successful in gradually raising the salaries of the teachers. The outlay for capital expenses has also increased by leaps and bounds. fl fam.. 5 'QL N mm.

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