The study presents a ten-year projection of pupil population in the district determined by the survival technique using city census, postal receipts, agricultural employment, school census, building permits, and birth rates as indicators of future school membership. The existing school buildings were surveyed for strengths and shortcomings and a replacement schedule for some buildings was suggested in addition to improved maintenance programs. In view of the potential decline in the pupil population, there was no need for additional classroom space except to replace substandard facilities presently in existence, or to bolster the existing school curriculum. The study reviewed the bonding capacity of the district and determined that the financial ability of the district was more than sufficient to meet the cost of the proposed building improvement program. (JZ)