This report contains the keynote presentations and small-group discussion reports of the Virginia Conference on Disruptive Youth, sponsored by the Virginia State Department of Education. Keynote speeches covered such topics as the relationship between disruptive students and Virginia public schools, causes of delinquency, discipline measures (particularly suspension and expulsion), racial tension between black students and white students, and legal aspects of handling disruptive students. The small-group discussions focused on the community and disruptive youth, teacher preparation, inclusion of disruptive youth in school curricular and club activities, and student rights. An evaluation of the conference is also included. (Author/DS)