Expanding on its original purpose in developing an electronic community of humanities teachers and students in South Carolina from an existing agricultural telecommunications system, Project REACH received authorization from its sponsor, the BellSouth Foundation, to develop a statewide network for educational telecommunications and to provide training and technical and program support for any individual or organization in the state. A statewide educational telecomputing network was created with participants from virtually all of the 92 school districts in the state, most of its colleges and universities, and a majority of the 16 technical colleges. This report is the fourth of four annual reports summarizing the objectives and accomplishments of the project. The project has been able to take advantage of a wide area network connecting South Carolina institutions of higher education to conduct training seminars and has provided extensive training and technical support for the telecommunications system that must be regarded as in its infancy. Teachers across the state are receiving training and learning to use electronic information applications. Some of the remaining problems and issues for the future of the network are discussed. (SLD)