2017-2018 Ohio School Report Cards Data Spreadsheets
The spreadsheets below contains all district, school, community school, dropout recovery and prevention school, career tech school and third grade reading guarantee grades.
All Districts | Public Schools | Community Schools | Dropout Recovery and Prevention Schools | Career Technical Schools | Third Grade Reading Guarantee | STEM Providers Report Card | 2018 Report Card Guide
Find Your District’s or School’s 2018 Report Card
General Report Card Information
Why are there Ohio School Report Cards?
Ohio School Report Cards give your community a clear picture of the progress of your district and schools in raising achievement and preparing students for the future. The information measures district and school performance in the areas most critical to success in learning. Ohio School Report Cards data shows educators, school administrators and families where their schools are succeeding as well as areas where they need to improve.
Schools and districts report information for the Ohio School Report Cards on specific measures within six broader components. The components are Achievement, Progress, Gap Closing, Graduation Rate, Improving At-Risk K-3 Readers and Prepared for Success. Schools and districts earn letter grades on each of the six components, most of the individual measures and an overall summative rating. This helps give Ohio parents and schools a snapshot of the quality of education they are providing their students.
There are four graded components on this report card – Achievement, Graduation Rate, Prepared for Success and Post-Program Outcomes. Federal accountability results also are reported but do not receive a letter grade.
Dropout Prevention and Recovery Schools
Community schools that serve a majority of their students through dropout prevention and recovery programs receive this report card. Rather than A-F grades, dropout prevention and recovery schools receive one of the following ratings for report card measures – Exceeds Standards, Meets Standards, or Does Not Meet Standards.
Ohio recognizes schools for maintaining high academic achievement among their students, including many from economically disadvantaged circumstances that can make learning difficult.