The document outlines the purposes and principles for organizing an effective guidance program in schools. It discusses that guidance programs should aim to coordinate work, consolidate staff efforts, make efficient use of time, and provide equal opportunities for all students. It also emphasizes the importance of understanding students' traits, needs, interests and problems; utilizing community resources; improving self-knowledge; securing updated career information; achieving staff unity; and basing the program on clear goals, authority, systematic operations, and good leadership. The key principles for an effective guidance program include addressing personnel, planning, budgeting, facilities, public support, and establishing a foundation rooted in its goals and responsibilities.