THE FINAL REPORT OF A THREE PART FEASIBILITY STUDY OF THE COMPONENT CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS SAMPLED APPROPRIATE ASPECTS OF THE SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION CLIMATE IN NEW YORK STATE. IT SOUGHT TO DETERMINE THE APPROPRIATENESS OF THE SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION SYSTEM DEVELOPEMENT PROCESS TO SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION IN THE MID-HUDSON VALLEY AND TO EXPLORE POSSIBILITIES FOR THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF SUCH PROGRAMS. THIS COMPONENT APPROACH SEEKS TO ACHIEVE ECONOMIES BY STANDARDIZING CERTAIN UNITS OF CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT AND BY LARGE SCALE PURCHASING OF THESE COMPONENTS. THIS STUDY CONTAINS A SUMMARY OF THE EIGHT 'CLIMATE AREAS' THAT WERE INVESTIGATED AND CONCLUSIONS AS TO THE VARIOUS ASPECTS OF FEASIBILITY. (BD)