IN CAMDEN'S TITLE I PROJECTS REDUCTION OF CLASS SIZE WAS ATTEMPTED THROUGH THE LEASING OF 19 RELOCATABLE CLASSROOMS. CORRECTIVE READING INSTRUCTION WAS GIVEN TO 2,164 STUDENTS IN GRADES 2 THROUGH 11 WHO WERE NOT READING AT THEIR ABILITY LEVEL BUT WHOSE TEST RECORDS IDENTIFIED THEM AS BEING ABLE TO IMPROVE. EXTENDED SPECIAL AND MEDICAL SERVICES WERE GIVEN TO STUDENTS ATTENDING PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS. PHYSICAL EDUCATION SPECIALISTS INSTRUCTED FOURTH- THROUGH SIXTH-GRADE CLASSES FOR TWO HALF-HOUR PERIODS A WEEK IN 26 SCHOOLS. AUDIOVISUAL PROGRAMS WERE DEVELOPED AND IMPLEMENTED IN PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS. AN EXPANDED FINE ARTS INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM FOR GRADES K-6 INVOLVED 12,427 STUDENTS IN SPECIAL WORK IN ART AND MUSIC, INCLUDING A SUMMER MUSIC PROGRAM. INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES WERE ASSIGNED TO GRADES K-6. DATA PROCESSING TRAINING WAS OFFERED TO ELIGIBLE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. A PROGRAM OF OUTDOOR EDUCATION WAS SET UP FOR 600 STUDENTS IN GRADES 2-6 DURING THE SUMMER. (AF)