The final report for Cycle 5 of the Alaska Rural Teacher Training Corps (ARTTC) consists of retrospective observations on the program over the period May 1970 through August 1972. The preparation of the report consists of the observations and assessments of the project director. Contents of the report include a project description, program overview, project objectives, discrepancy evaluation, the school system, and the community. Discrepancy evaluation emphasizes the modification of a regular teacher training program, the effects on educational personnel, and the teacher corps as a viable model. Benefits accured, enhanced educational opportunities for children, significant changes in schools, administrators' and teachers' attitudes toward ARTTC, in-service training, and graduating corpsmen are discussed in relation to the school system. The final section presents the school-community-program relationship. (MJM)