Title II of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act provides federal funds for the improvement of mathematics and science teaching at all levels of education (pre-K through 12). In 1991-92, funds were targeted by the Austin (Texas) Independent School District to serve 630 elementary and secondary teachers of mathematics and science. A project was conducted which provided a needs assessment, staff development workshops, funds for teachers to attend professional conferences, materials and/or equipment, funds for gifted and talented programs, and a 1991-1992 evaluation of previously funded Title II projects. The needs assessment determined that teachers of mathematics and science perceive their training as sufficient to teach basic skills but are interested in further training. Staff development workshops were rated positively by most participants; elementary and secondary teachers who participated in professional conferences believe that attendance will assist in making them better teachers, and classroom observations documented the use of materials and teaching techniques demonstrated at Title II workshops. Appendices provide a needs assessment questionnaire; evaluation results of elementary, secondary, and gifted mathematics and science workshops; and professional conference evaluations. (LL)