The Education Corps was established in Atlanta, Georgia, to encourage increased community involvement in the public schools. Contacts with community churches were established, and the program was implemented mainly through the cooperation of these churches. Seminarians worked actively in the schools with children, engaging in enrichment activities, tutoring and supervising games, recreation, and physical education. In evaluating the program it was felt that this involvement was of great value. Particular emphasis was made on the fact that in the role of adult models, the seminarians were of great help, particularly in the realm of counseling and discussing problems with the children. (JD)