The computer literacy and education program described in this brief narrative report was undertaken by North Carolina schools after the General Assembly provided $28.4 million in funding. The goal of the program was to achieve a ratio of one microcomputer for every 50 students to permit 30 minutes of computer access per week for each student. As of June 1987, a ratio of one computer per 23 students had been reached. Additional data are reported in five figures: (1) Computer Awareness Expenditures for 1984-85, 1985-86, and 1986-87; (2) Number of Microcomputers, 1982-1987; (3) Location of Computers; (4) Uses of Microcomputers; and (5) Needs, 1987 and Beyond. (EW)