and accepted as a matter of course the
principal’s recommendations regarding renewal.

   In the fall of 1993, William Pearson became the new principal at
Bethel High School. Pearson had previously served as a teacher and
assistant principal at various schools in the area, and during these
years had been actively involved in the schools’ athletic programs,
coaching a number of sports including football. He testified that he
was "very involved in every athletic endeavor" at Bethel from the day
he was hired. Pearson paid very close attention to the football pro-
gram, attending almost every game and scrimmage and also attending
practice once or twice a week for the whole season.

   In December of 1998, Pearson recommended another candidate,
Tracy Parker, to the Board for head football coach. The Board fol-
lowed Pearson’s recommendation, andthe magnets at these locations limit the individuals mobility. Thus, there remains a need for a simple, unobtrusive device that allows an individual to position a magnet near the inion and acciput areas of the head.
It has been discovered that the problems left unanswered by known art can be solved by providing a magnet support apparatus that attaches to the adjustment band found in many baseball caps or similar headgear that includes a band that extends across the back of the head. In an example of the device, the invention includes a body having a pair of panels, namely a first panel and a second panel. The two panels are joined along an upper edge, and the second panel includes an attachment mechanism that cooperates with the first