BASED UPON AN EARLIER RECOMMENDATION FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION FOR THE STATE OF HAWAII, A FEASIBILITY STUDY OF A STATEWIDE SYSTEM OF EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION WAS CONDUCTED. EACH OF THE THREE MEMBERS OF THE SURVEY TEAM SPENT 21 DAYS IN HAWAII DURING THE PERIOD FROM APRIL 20 TO MAY 28, 1961. CONTENT OF THE REPORT WAS DRAWN FROM THE PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OF THE SURVEY TEAM WITH EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION ON THE MAINLAND, RESEARCH STUDIES AND DOCUMENTS CITED IN THE TEXT, AS WELL AS FROM NUMEROUS PERSONS IN HAWAII WHO PROVIDED ASSISTANCE AND COUNSEL IN GATHERING THE DATA. SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS INCLUDE--(1) THE CREATION OF AN EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION COUNCIL, (2) AFFILIATION OF THE STATE EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION SYSTEM WITH NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION NETWORK, (3) APPOINTMENT OF A COORDINATOR OF INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION, (4) APPOINTMENT OF A FACULTY COMMITTEE ON TELEVISION, (5) THE EQUIPPING OF ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH TELEVISION SETS, AND (6) EXPERIMENTATION WITH THE USE OF ADVANCED TEACHING AIDS. SEVERAL INTERIM ACTIVITIES ARE SUGGESTED TO PROVIDE TELEVISION PROGRAMING EXPERIENCE. (JC)