Everyone else has headed for chapel or announcements in St. Margaret's Hall. All four classrooms open onto the river. The middle two rooms hold mostly math classes. Plenty of white boards and desks that can be reconfigured in numerous arrangements bring the rooms alive. Ginny Moncure works on the computer in first period physics class.
Classes begin again.
The environmental science class has moved across the hall to the computer lab to enter data from yesterday's lab project. Another teacher moves across to the faculty office ot grade papers during her free period. Across the hall, a student sits in the windowed student study room making up a test she missed yesterday when leaving early for her basketball game. Classes continue, but activity is picking up again in the dining room as staff members arrive early for lunch. I guarantee you will not find a better ambiance for lunch and food anywhere in Tappahannock.