The Special Educational Needs Program (SEN) was established in 1973 to provide supplemental educational resources for children who have or are likely to have low levels of achievement, especially in relation to social and economic factors. The SEN program is unique in that it is the first and only Department of Public Instruction program which funds educational programs for nonpublic, nonsectarian agencies on the same basis as public schools. The program additionally provides for preschool children who are presently enrolled in noneducational day care and other such agencies. SEN is also the only state funded program which can provide supplemental funding for public school districts wishing to establish programs for prekindergarten students who are potentially low achievers with economic and social deprivation. During the past year, 1975-76, the SEN program funded 29 projects, serving a total of 2376 children. This report has identified the financial and statistical information relative to enrollment expenditures and grant awards issued to all participating agencies. It also contains the results of each project's standardized test data on the achievement of students participating in the SEN program. (Author/JM)