This report identifies aspects of Illinois' regionalization plan and includes 11 major topics: (1) education for employment policy; (2) definition of schooling; (3) articulation, coordination, cooperation; (4) sharing resources; (5) student services and access; (6) teacher involvement and inservice education; (7) labor market information, instruction, and evaluation; (8) curriculum renewal; (9) financial resources; (10) private sector involvement; and (11) state administration and leadership. For each topic, information is provided on the following elements: (1) the Illinois Council on Vocational Education's analysis of problem elements, objectives, and evident impact; (2) interpretation of activities described and examples of testimony presented at a formal public hearing; (3) suggested actions; and (4) a summary of progress. The report notes support for regional planning and cooperating among secondary districts and cooperation and articulation between postsecondary and secondary providers. Concerns addressed include: (1) the addition of another layer of administrators in the delivery system; (2) the quality of administration in the new layer; (3) lack of clear funding structure for the future; (4) the funding level; and (5) time constraints on students due to transportation and educational requirements. The report recommends that state leaders identify problem areas, provide additional assistance and direction in these areas, and encourage dissemination of positive results that are taking place. A list of public hearing participants is included. (NLA)