This seminar report focuses on school legislation reforms in Central and Eastern Europe. The seminar was part of the "Secondary Education for Europe" project. The aims of the seminar included: (1) to outline legislative reforms concerning the school systems in Central and Eastern countries; (2) to highlight questions; and (3) to compare possible solutions by taking into account Western European experiences. The first of five parts is the introduction. Part 2, "School Legislation Reform," contains the following sections: (1) Typology of legislative measures in education; (2) The functions of legislation in education; (3) The education law in the context of educational reform; and (4) Legislative changes in Central and Eastern Europe. Part 3, "Specific Problems," focuses on: (1) Centralization and decentralization of education; (2) Private education; and (3) The rights of minorities. Part 4 stresses "Educational Reforms: Strategies, Implementation and Evaluation." Part 5 offers "Conclusions and Recommendations." Appendix 1 contains the seminar program while Appendix 2 contains a list of participants to the conference. (EH)