SURVEY OF THE SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, SCHOOLS AND GOVERNMENT. THESE WILL FORM THE BASIS FOR DISCUSSION IN ALL SIXTH GRADE CLASSES DURING A 2-MONTH PERIOD. THE CLASSES WILL CHOOSE A STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO ATTEND A CITY-WIDE ASSEMBLY OF STUDENTS TO PRESENT THE RESULTS OF THE CLASS DISCUSSIONS. THE QUESTIONS ARE IN THREE AREAS--THE SCHOOL'S RESPONSIBILITY TO THE CHILD, THE CHILD'S RESPONSIBILITY TO THE SCHOOL, AND THE INTERRELATED RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE COMMUNITY AND CHILD. SUBJECTS CONSIDERED IN THE FIRST AREA ARE--STUDENT COUNCILS, HOMEWORK, CLUBS, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, CREATIVE ABILITIES, AND SCHOOL FACILITIES. THE SECOND AREA INCLUDES SUCH TOPICS AS SELF-EVALUATION AND RELATIONSHIP TO PEERS. SUBJECTS CONSIDERED IN THE THIRD AREA ARE CITY LIBRARIES, COMMUNITY SUPPORT, CITY RECREATION AND HEALTH FACILITIES, LAW ENFORCEMENT, DISCRIMINATION, AND THE ATTITUDE OF THE CHILD TOWARDS HIS ENVIRONMENT.