This final report documents the activities of a 3-year, federally funded project designed to train professionals to meet the needs of students with attention deficit disorders (ADD). The project developed, field tested, revised, and disseminated training modules to mini-team trainers, university/college instructors, and parents that addressed: the etiology of ADD; federal laws and regulations related to ADD; school-based evaluation and assessment processes; medication; educational strategies; and behavioral strategies. The project also trained regional teams of educational personnel to serve as inservice providers and consultant/resource persons for local education agency staff and parents. A system for ongoing inservice training and dissemination of the training modules was also created. The report lists each goal and objective of the project with related activities. An appendix includes an evaluation plan table, the no-cost time extension request for the project, and the annual performance report for the Three Year Project Sumary, October 1, 1992-December 31, 1995, that summarizes the outcomes of the project. (CR)