THE SACRAMENTO CITY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT DEVELOPED THREE PROJECTS UNDER THE TITLE "PROGRAMS AND SERVICES FOR THE EDUCATIONALLY DEPRIVED" WHICH WERE FUNDED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT OF 1965 AND THE CALIFORNIA MCATEER ACT OF 1965. IMPLEMENTED DURING THE SPRING SEMESTER, 1966, THESE THREE PROJECTS WERE (1) LANGUAGE ARTS DEVELOPMENT AND REMEDIATION IN READING, (2) PROVISION OF EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH EXTENDED SERVICES, AND (3) PROFESSIONAL GROWTH, IN-SERVICE TRAINING AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT. THE FIRST PROJECT UTILIZED READING AND LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT CENTERS, A CENTRAL MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT REPOSITORY, TEACHER AIDES, AND STUDY TRIPS. THE SECOND PROJECT INCLUDED A MOBILE AUDIOMETRIC LABORATORY TO PROVIDE BETTER SERVICES, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COUNSELING SERVICES, EXTENDED LIBRARY HOURS, A SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR PREGNANT GIRLS, AND A SUMMER SESSION FOR KINDERGARTEN--PRIMARY PUPILS. THE THIRD PROJECT PROVIDED SUMMER AND IN-SERVICE TRAINING TO TEACHERS. COMPLETE PROJECT EVALUATIONS, STATISTICS, AND TABLES ARE PRESENTED. (SF)