See your school's grade on Ohio's 2024 report cards

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- While class has only been back in session for a few weeks, Ohio schools received their grades on Thursday as report cards were posted by the state's Department of Education.

This is the third year the report cards for Ohio schools are using star-based scores, on a scale of one to five, instead of letter scores from A to F. A three-star rating meets state standards, a five significantly exceeds them, and a one "needs significant support to meet state standards."

A state law passed in 2021 to overhaul the system after two years of report cards where skipped because of the COVID-19 pandemic. When they returned in 2022, the Ohio Department of Education removed overall ratings for schools and districts, but brought them back for the 2023 edition.

To search for ratings by school district, check below.

The components include: achievement, which considers testing performance; progress, or student growth based on previous performance; gap closing, which looks at reducing educational gaps among subgroups of students; graduation and early literacy.

Columbus City Schools received the same overall score as last year, two out of five stars. CCS received Also like last year, CCS received one-star scores for graduation and early literacy. Bexley City, Grandview Heights, Upper Arlington, New Albany-Plain, were among the school districts to receive five stars overall.

Delaware City Schools' overall score was 4.5 stars out of a possible five, the same as last year, and received a five-star rating for the progress component of the score.

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