This report summarizes the results of a conference on declining enrollment sponsored by the Arizona State Department of Education. Topics covered include school closing, budget implications of declining enrollment, staffing problems and reduction in force, board of education and community support, problems of small school districts, and alternative building uses. The Arizona State Department of Education lists suggestions for maintaining community support during the decision making process necessitated by declining enrollment, including utilization of citizens' committees, increasing communication, dissemination of relevant information, and conducting a needs assessment. The results of a declining enrollment needs assessment conducted among conference participants is appended, as well as enrollment statistics for Arizona school districts. (Author/DS)