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iLRC - Interactive Local Report Card

The iLRC is an interactive tool developed for parents, educators, lawmakers, community members, and researchers to provide current and historical Local Report Card data. Users can locate information about a school or district such as proficiency test results, graduation rates, financial data, and demographics. The data can be used to help inform and guide parental involvement, plan and evaluate school improvement initiatives, and drive decision making to refine the educational process.The state of Ohio uses the Local Report Card to report district and school building data, as mandated by The No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB). The state and local report cards show the progress of districts and schools using a series of measures: State indicators, Performance Index, Adequate Yearly Progress, and Value-Added Reporting.The education system of Ohio draws upon three different types of measurements of student achievement for the Local Report Card:

• the status of schools and districts from state assessment scores, attendance records, and graduation rates;
• the achievement of groups and subgroups, as measured by adequate yearly progress (AYP); and
• the academic progress of students over time, as demonstrated through value-added reporting.

The report card data comes from each school district. The data on the school or district’s report card is reported through EMIS (Education Management Information System) by the district’s EMIS coordinator to ODE over a series of reporting periods throughout the year.

 

Click on a specific county to learn more about the local report card grades for districts and
school buildings served by the State Support Team - Region 11.