Designed to promote informed decision making among Indian people whose children are currently attending a school operated by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA), this script for a seven-part program is made up of filmstrips and recordings which both ask questions and provide information. Program 1 is an introduction/orientation program centered around the fact that by June 30, 1975 at least one-fourth or 50 of the BIA schools "will operate under the management system chosen by those served by the school." Program 2 is concerned with needs assessment--evaluation of: educational goals of students and community; curriculum; activities outside the classroom; and school administration. Programs 3-6 define four known school management options--(1) the Federal School; (2) the Public School; (3) the Tribal-Private or Contract School (legally authorized by written contract between the BIA and a tribally authorized group); and (4) the Combination School (a combination of the legal and financial aspects of Public, Federal, and Tribal-Private Schools). A fifth option is described as any new school program that has not yet been tried. Entitled "Another Look: It's Your Move", program 7 reiterates the options presented in programs 3-6 and emphasizes the necessity for informed decision making on the part of parents. (JC)