2010-11 Ohio School Report Cards

Ohio gives public schools and districts one of six ratings based on standardized test performance, attendance and graduation rates, performance on the statistical “value-added” measure that shows how much students learn in a given year as well as whether they meet federal No Child Left Behind standards.

The ratings range from A+ (formally “Excellent With Distinction”) to F (“Academic Emergency”). In 2010-11, 53 percent of all Ohio traditional public schools, i.e., non-charter schools, received at least an A.

How to use this table: Use the drop-down menus to select your school. Use the drop-down menus to select a district or county and pull up all the schools in that district or county. Or click on a column heading to sort by that column heading.

Ohio School Report Cards: 2010-11

Source: Ohio Department of Education | About the Data | Download Data

Helpful Links

• Six Tips for Reading Your School’s Report Card

2010-11 Report Card Data

• 2010-11 Ohio School District Report Cards and Rankings
• 2010-11 Ohio School Report Cards and Rankings
• 2010-11 Ohio Charter School Report Cards and Rankings

2011-12 Report Card Data

• 2011-12 Ohio School District Preliminary Report Card Data
• 2011-12 Ohio School Preliminary Report Card Data
• 2011-12 Ohio Charter School Preliminary Report Card Data