This report presents papers, transcripts of speeches and group discussions, and other documents from a June 1982 conference on school and library services to children in the southeastern United States. The major presentations include: (1) a keynote address by Sara W. Hodgkins entitled "Our Children, Our Future"; (2) the transcript of an audiovisual presentation entitled "Proud But Not Satisfied"; (3) papers on cooperative efforts between school and public libraries by Ginny McKee and Jeannine Eaton; (4) copies of standards for accreditation of school libraries and learning resource centers in Kentucky, Mississippi, and Virginia; (5) papers on school and public library budget and personnel considerations for the 1980's by Mary Somerville, Marilyn Miller, and Sarah Long; (6) a review by Ken Donelson of censorship efforts on the part of individuals, organized groups, and librarians, with a list of suggestions for dealing with censorship attempts; and (7) descriptions of exemplary programs of library service to children in the southeast, based on a list of seven criteria. (Author/ESR)