The report contains summaries and materials describing the second year of a Louisiana project to train teachers of reading for illiterate adults. Meeting a major objective, the project increased the number of State colleges and universities offering credit courses in adult education to 10, for a total of 27 courses enrolling 716 local adult education personnel. Project objectives are listed and implementing activities described: conducting a Statewide survey of local education personnel to establish their training needs and experience; establishing a State Adult Education Staff Development Coordinating Council; developing a graduate degree program; involving higher education and local teachers in training institutes, workshops, and conferences; funding 11 tuition-free graduate courses in adult education and encouraging local teachers to enroll in them; continuing the Adult Education Staff Development Specialist position in the State Department of Education and initiating meetings with those in similar positions in other States; establishing a 23-member statewide teacher-training team; and coordinating workshops and institutes in Louisiana and surrounding areas. About four-fifths of the report (130 pages) consists of appended materials and documents pertaining to the year's activities, including budget figures, workshop programs and excerpts, lists of participants, and correspondence. (MDW)