Covering the time period of February 1974 through January 1975, the final report describes a project to plan and implement a K-14 career education program in a rural and mountainous area of Kentucky. The project design consisted of an awareness component for grades 1-6, an exploration component for grades 7-9, a preparation component for grades 10-12, and a guidance component integrated with the other three. A regional career education staff directed and coordinated the program which sought to involve the community as much as possible. The five phases of the project described are: orientation, preparation, inservice, implementation, and evaluation. The report concludes that a regional concept to the delivery of a program in career education is workable and effective and provides a means of reaching a great number of persons. During the second year, the program reached over 22,000 students. Appended are: (1) a 75-page section covering teacher workshops in career awareness and career exploration, with detailed outlines of individual learning modules; (2) evaluation instruments and results; and (3) agendas of other related workshops and conferences. (NJ)