This document examines the 1976 High School Summer Programs and one evening program of the Atlanta Public Schools. This evaluation reports on the following variables: (1) school and faculty selection, (2) teacher certification, (3) enrollment and attendance, (4) pass-fail ratio of students, (5) cost data, and (6) questionnaire data from questionnaires submitted to students, faculty, parents, etc. Findings indicate the following: (1) summer session 1976 had 2,199 students which was fewer than previous summers, (2) the financial cost for the summer session was around $110,000, (3) the attitude of the staff toward the students and the students toward the staff appeared very positive while the staff and administrators seemed pleased with the manner in which all areas of the session operated, (4) principals during the first two weeks discovered many problems dealing with registration, scheduling and schedule changes, (5) attendance showed an improvement, especially with those repeating a subject; however, attendance overall was not good, and (6) little was offered in enrichment programs in the schools. (Author/AM)