Recommendations for overhauling the educational facilities in St. Paul, Minnesota, envision an overhauling of the structure of the community itself. Of the 200 recommendations made, two stand out. One calls for the establishment of a nerve center for the school system in the downtown area, and the second calls for a long-range (30-year) plan to replace the present schools as they become obsolete with approximately eight school clusters each serving 6,000 to 8,000 students in all grade levels. The educational planning would be coordinated interdependently with the complex city and metropolitan network of physical development and human activities, both existing and proposed. All these plans are expounded in detail and illustrated with maps, charts and photographs. (Author/GO)