Sharing Successful Programs (SSP) is a national dissemination process for validating, sharing, and implementing successful educational programs. It offers effective strategies for educational improvement by sharing validated programs and provides a cost-effective way for school districts to duplicate validated programs in accordance with their needs and resources. "Validated" refers to approval of the project by the New York State Education Department. Four stages are described: development, validation, demonstration, and replication. Contents of this booklet include a description of the SSP concept, process, and rules for validation; steps for program replication; a list of regional facilitators; program profiles of 44 active validated state programs, some of which are also validated by the National Diffusion Network; and a list of validated programs no longer actively disseminating information. Also included are a cross-referenced summary chart of all programs by audience and content and an index of programs listed by content areas. (LMI)