This publication provides data for planning and assessing the education of secondary level students in Hawaii. Three sections are included: (1) General Information on Secondary Students; (2) Plans After Graduation, Class of 1969; and (3) Followup Survey of 1968 High School Graduates. Section One includes discussions of enrollments, promotion-retention, and holding power. Section Two determines that 80.9% of seniors plan to further their education. The arts and sciences are the most frequently chosen fields of study. Section Three presents only the activities or status of graduates within one year of graduation. The high degree of inconsistency of occupational activities with plans indicates that vocational guidance and instructional patterns must coincide to prepare (for long range planning) those who contemplate terminating formal education for a year or so. (KJ)