Four addresses presented at the workshop are included in these proceedings. The remarks of Governor Reubin O'D. Askew consider the Florida state system of education, the community college system, and the responsibilities of trustees. William H. Meardy discusses the working relationship between presidents and trustees, the gray area between policy-making and policy-implementation, and the necessity of mutual trust among all parties. Lee G. Henderson reviews the development of Florida's community college system and its state-local governance partnership, in which local control is retained while the state community college agency emphasizes the leadership function, provides a common data system for local management decision-making, and establishes standards of accountability. James L. Wattenbarger reviews current trends, including trends in student enrollment, financial support, and increased outside dominance, in order to provide a view of the community college future. The workshop agenda and a list of participants complete the document. (TR)