This evaluation report carries a description of each project then in operation, an analysis of the evaluative data collected for each, and recommendations for improvement. Objectives of the projects, geared for disadvantaged youth (K-12), were: improvement of performance of capabilities of children with learning disabilities due to psychological, neurological, sociological, and emotional handicaps; improvement of school-community cooperation; increase of available health services; increase of rate of academic growth for elementary school children retarded emotionally, socially, and scholastically; improvement of learning readiness in primary school children; provision of summer leisure activities; and upgrading of academic achievement in the areas of language arts, social studies, mathematics, science, and practical arts. The overall general recommendation is that the district undertake a thorough study of the various project components to determine the feasibility of incorporating certain of the components, or parts thereof, into the regular school program. Appended are statistical data and test results. (KG)