K-12
Ohio continues to invest in a strong secondary education system. Ohio in recent years has promoted increased excellence through a state-driven report card measuring school and school district performance.
Over the past eight academic years, Ohio has improved its high school graduation rate by 6.4 percent, to 86.2 percent. The state has instituted a more rigorous graduation requirement test effective with the class of 2007 to ensure students are leaving Ohio high schools ready to pursue further education or directly enter the workplace.
Ohio has also made a recent commitment to assist public school infrastructure, making an unprecedented investment to assist school construction and upgrades. Ohio has routed a total of more than $11 billion to school facilities since 1998.
To check performance of Ohio's schools by location, visit the Ohio Department of Education by clicking here.
