A list of behavioral objectives to be achieved by the Kalamazoo school system was drawn up for the period 1973-74. Items in the list were designed to show the top priority directions for the school system and to serve as accountability criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of the present administration. Accountability is conceived in terms of the need to provide school patrons with comprehensive feedback regarding the educational return for their tax dollars, to ascertain student performance levels in all areas, to differentiate between levels of productivity of personnel throughout the system, and to use fiscal responsibility as an important criterion in all decisionmaking. The objectives address themselves particularly to data collection and analysis, management by objectives, student learning, modification of staffing patterns, and other areas. (Author/WM)