San Juan College in Farmington, New Mexico, has developed articulated programs with the four school districts of San Juan County. Designated an Area Vocational School (AVS) in 1969, the college has successfully operated 10 programs for secondary students. The students enrolled in these programs learn in the same facilities and share equipment with their postsecondary counterparts. The secondary AVS enrolls approximately 200 high school juniors and seniors each semester. The students attend half-day classes at the college and spend the other half day at their respective high schools. Articulation agreements ensure that the student who successfully completes classes in the AVS may receive college credit for those classes upon completion of the next postsecondary course in the sequence required in the major field. The college also offers two programs for articulation with the high school. Business education, drafting, and welding offer the student the opportunity to receive college credit for classes taught at the high school. Articulation agreements have been developed to spell out the details of the programs. (The articulation agreements and course descriptions of the articulated programs are included in this report.) (KC)