The six topics presented, each dealing with the El Camino Community College District (California), are: (1) population and dwelling units of cities and communities, (2) analysis of the October 12, 1971 tax rate election, (3) selected housing characteristics, (4) a comparison of the percent of registered voters voting in a tax rate election with the percent voting yes on the tax rate, (5) financial comparison with other community colleges, and (6) valuations of elementary school districts, high school districts, and unified school districts. Data, obtained from 1960 and 1970 census figures (Los Angeles County Regional Planning Commission), tax rate election results, and the Annual Financial Report, Los Angeles School Districts, 1970-71, are presented in charts and graphs. Some conclusions concerning the district are: (1) there is wide variation among the areas in size, in shifts of populations, in dwelling units, and in correspondence existing between population and dwelling units; (2) a minimal relationship exists between percent of registered voters voting in an election and percent acceptance of a tax rate election; and (3) El Camino College is on a sound financial footing, but has relatively high salaries and other educational expenditures. (RN)