Presented in two sections, this report consists of recommendations based on goals suggested by the National Advisory Council and the U.S. Office of Education, and the work of a study group organized as appendixes under each of the same goals. The summary of the recommendations revealed that the most frequently encountered problem was the tendency to treat the symptoms of human differences without considering the implications for education. Other major needs are a total management information system, and coordination between the major colleges and the local county operated vocational centers. (Author/JS)