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LYNCHBURG, Va. - Days after electing a new delegate, Lynchburg city school leaders are hoping to see policy changes come out of Richmond next year. New and reelected Lynchburg delegates: Wendell Walker, Kathy Bryon and Senator Mark Pete met with school board members and city leaders over breakfast at E.C. LCS officials tell 10 News they want to be a high achieving school board and need legislators support with policy changes. School leaders say they need help with employment salary, recruiting and retaining teachers, and funding. School leaders say they will follow up with city leaders in January and meet again with legislators in Richmond.

LYNCHBURG, Va. - Former Lynchburg city Mayor Michael Gillette is back at the head of the table. Chosen by city council, Gillette and five other city, school and community members make up the joint-city school task force, created to address the school system's future. Should we change the attendance zone for varies schools," Gillette, chairperson of task force, said. Since they are owned by the city, school officials can't do much without city approval. "They've been very supportive of Lynchburg City Schools and the building needs.