State-mandated Standardized Tests

Ohio's state testing plays a crucial role in evaluating the educational progress and achievement of students across the state.

Designed to align with the Ohio Learning Standards, these annual assessments provide valuable insights into students' knowledge and skills in various subjects. By measuring student performance in areas such as mathematics, English language arts, and science, these tests serve as an important tool for educators, schools, and policymakers to gauge the effectiveness of instructional practices and identify areas for improvement.

The results of these assessments not only help track individual student growth but also contribute to the overall evaluation of schools and districts, informing decisions related to curriculum development, resource allocation, and educational policies.

Which tests are given for which grade level?

High school courses
Classes of 2023 and beyond - End-of-course tests in English language arts II, algebra I, geometry (or integrated mathematics I and II), biology, American history, and American government.

Ohio's School Report Card

The Ohio School Report Card is a comprehensive evaluation tool that provides valuable insights into the performance and progress of schools and districts across the state.

The report card measures multiple indicators, including student achievement, graduation rates, progress, and gap closing, among others. It also assesses factors like early literacy, preparedness for success, and post-secondary readiness.

By utilizing a range of performance measures, the Ohio School Report Card offers a holistic view of schools' effectiveness and helps identify areas that require improvement.

Ultimately, the Ohio School Report Card strives to foster accountability, drive continuous improvement, and ensure that every student has access to a high-quality education