THE KANSAS PLAN IS DESIGNED TO HELP ESTABLISH NEW LOCAL ADULT BASIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS, AND TO EXPAND AND IMPROVE EXISTING ONES. INSTRUCTIONAL CONTENT WILL INCLUDE READING AND WRITING, SPEAKING AND LISTENING SKILLS, CITIZENSHIP, CONSUMER EDUCATION, HUMAN RELATIONS, AND FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION. EARLY STAGES OF PLANNING (TO JUNE 30, 1966) WILL STRESS THE FORMULATION OF INSTRUCTION AND THE RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING OF TEACHERS, WITH STATE OFFICIALS ADVISING AND ASSISTING LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND COMMUNITY ACTION GROUPS. THE STATE DIRECTOR OF ADULT EDUCATION WILL OVERSEE RECORDKEEPING, INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS PROGRAM EVALUATION, STAFF TRAINING, PUBLICITY, PROGRAM COORDINATION AND EXPANSION, AND LOCAL FISCAL POLICY. THE DOCUMENT INCLUDES PROVISIONS FOR QUALITY CONTROL OF INSTRUCTION AND OF PILOT PROJECTS, STATE OF KANSAS TECHNICAL AND SUPERVISORY SERVICES, ASPECTS OF FEDERAL FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION AND CONTROL (AUDITING, REIMBURSEMENTS, SALARIES, AND BENEFITS), APPENDIXES (STATE OF KANSAS LEGAL AUTHORITY AND STATE COOPERATIVE HEALTH SERVICES PLAN), AND AN ORGANIZATIONAL CHART OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. (LY)