This performance report for program year 1994 outlines the accomplishments and benefits to individuals in Missouri of the state's vocational-technical education program. The report records enrollment information, projects conducted, accomplishments, and future needs for the following areas: (1) performance standards and core measures; (2) secondary, postsecondary, and adult programs; (3) single parents, displaced homemakers, and single pregnant women; (4) sex equity; (5) criminal offenders; (6) special populations; (7) state leadership and professional development; (8) community-based organizations; (9) consumer and homemaking education; (10) tech prep; (11) integrating applied academics into vocational education; and (12) career guidance and counseling. In addition, 13 appendixes contain 22 tables that provide enrollment information by program area, level, and sex as well as information about single parent, displaced homemaker, sex equity, tech prep, and exemplary programs. Some accomplishments recorded in the state include the following: provision of services to at-risk students at 42 student centers, a system of industry (customized) training programs, a network of seven regional and two metropolitan centers providing a comprehensive program of services for single parents and displaced homemakers, and the establishment of 21 formal assessment centers in high schools, area vocational schools, and community colleges throughout the state to evaluate students and help place them in appropriate training programs. (KC)