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The investigation of Rappahannock's Title I classes was sparked by charges of an elementary school parent that guidelines for the federally funded program were being regularly violated. If the accusations had been substantiated by Headley's investigation, it could have meant the loss of federal money for Rappahannock schools.
In a letter addressed to Richard Fairley, Director of the Department of Health. Education and Welfare's Division for Education of the Disadvantaged, state director of Title I programs Robert Sparks noted that his office had conducted a review of Rappahannock’s Title 1 administration.
On-site visits with superintendent William Bloomer, assistant
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