The Texas Small Schools Project has been dedicated to improving the quality of instruction in small schools, and this document provides examples of how this improvement is being brought about in the areas of teacher education and classroom instruction. Pictures and narrative are used to illustrate accomplishments in summer workshops, regional meetings, and local inservice training programs. Innovations are also indicated in library programs, instructional materials, programmed instruction, team teaching, non-graded primary classes, health and physical education, multiple classes, supervised correspondence courses, student seminars, testing and guidance programs, and dropout prevention programs. The document concludes with the association's constitution. (SW)