Statement of Robert Whitehead of Nelson County to Associated Press, December 17, 1955 re decision of Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals that certain legislation passed by the General Assembly of Virginia re education in private institutions is…
Statement of Policy Issued by the Arlington County School Board Concerning Current Litigation Seeking Integration of Drew and Hoffman-Boson Elementary Schools, June 28, 1971, including derivation of statistics. 5 pages
Statement Of Mrs. Kathryn H. Stone Delegate From Arlington Before The Governor's Commission On Public Education, November 15, 1954 suggesting an approach to the Supreme Court's decision. 2 pages.
Statement of Mrs. Joyce Walther, Housing Committee Chairman, League of women voters, Fairfax Area, re the Redevelopment and Housing Authority and the Mount Vernon Comprehensive Plan, November 12, 1965. 2 pages
Delegate Robert Whitehead's statement in opposition to Governor Stanley's proposal to eliminate the constitutional requirement that the Virginia General Assembly provide and maintain a public free school system.
Statement of Delegate Robert Whitehead of Nelson County. Whitehead declares "that under existing law no board of supervisors, by an attempt to withhold funds, has the power to cause the public schools in its county to close." 2 pages
Statement to the Arlington County School Board regarding the Central Arlington Civic Association's decision that building a new school would be the most desirable solution to overcrowding to the Drew-Kemper School. 3 pages
Statement detailing the loss and effects of school closings in Virginia and Arkansas, released at a news conference, Washington, D.C. Monday, December 1, 1958 in response to an inquiry at a news conference on Tuesday, November 18, 1958. 3 pages
Statement to build high schools as part of established long-range plan. High schools were planned o meet Richmond's needs long before integration problem arose. Discusses how integration may affect Richmond School system. Expresses the opinion that…
Statement by Dr. E.B. Henderson, President Virginia State Conference-NAACP at House of Delegates Public Hearing re: School Integration, September 1956. 2 pages, front and back