The sixth statewide survey of school principals (1,094) and district superintendents (92) was conducted in April 1989 by the South Carolina State Department of Education Office of Instructional Technology with response rates of 99% and 100% respectively. This report uses tables, charts, and graphs to illustrate the results of the survey and provide information on trends and other descriptive statistics to assist educators with decision-making in the use of technology. Information provided includes the findings of a computer equipment and software inventory and data on such issues as the instructional and administrative uses of computers, computer literacy programs in the schools, and the availability and use of SEED (Software Evaluation Exchange Dissemination) software reviews and a BSAP (Basic Skills Assessment Program)-correlated listing of recommended software. Also provided is a brief review of several special computer projects. Each entry includes, in addition to a project description, information on the name of the firm, brand, or project; the contact person's name, address, and telephone number; placement and use of computers and software; future plans; and student gains resulting from the project. (GL)