This report describes and evaluates high school programs funded under Chapter 1, Part B, of the Education Consolidation and Improvement Act (ECIA) and administered by the Institutionalized Facilities Program of the New York City Public Schools in 1989-90. The program is designed to address the educational needs of students in facilities for delinquent and neglected children and to provide daily living skills and career/vocational education. The report presents data for the following nine facilities: (1) J. Cap; (2) Aurora; (3) Odyssey House; (4) Island Academy; (5) Rosewood High School; (6) Veritas; (7) Riker's Island Educational Facility; (8) Promesa; and (9) Outreach House. A project summary narrative for each facility includes information on the following program components: (1) implementation; (2) facilities; (3) staff; (4) objectives/evaluation; (5) activities/methodology; (6) materials and equipment; (7) other contributing factors; (8) revisions; and (9) promising activities. Programs described are administered both in residential facilities and as offsite educational services. (AF)