The Indiana State Board of Education's 1984 legislative program focuses on seven broad aspects of education. Concerning early childhood education, section 1 recommends the expansion of Project Primetime (a program reducing the size of kindergarten, first-grade, and second-grade classes) and the establishment of an incentive system encouraging school districts to offer full-day kindergarten. Section 2 focuses on program recommendations related to the acquisition of basic skills, including a testing and remediation program, an incentive program encouraging high school students to enroll and excell in science and math courses, and programs for adult education. Section 3 contains recommendations for increasing the length of the school year and summer school programs. Section 4 reports plans for the gifted and talented education program, while projects for innovative education are the topic of section 5. Section 6 offers recommmendations concerning teachers; specifically discussed are a functional literacy tests for program entry and out-of-state applicants, and continuing education for teachers. Section 7 presents estimates of the fiscal impact of the 1984 legislative program and of Project Primetime. (RH)