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Sports | Business / Consumer Data | Weather ![]() Enrollment in the federal free and reduced-price lunch program for poor children has increased 69 percent over the last decade. This school year the program is serving 716,084 students, 44 percent of school enrollment statewide. Search this database of all Ohio schools to find out how many students receive financial assistance on school meals. ![]() The 2009-10 state report card grades public schools and districts with one of six ratings. "Excellent with distinction" grade is roughly the equivalent of an A+, and the others equate to A-F ratings: excellent, effective, continuous improvement, academic watch or academic emergency. Although the grade is a public stamp of quality, it does not have consequences that benefit strong performers or punish weak ones. ![]() As a whole, central Ohio's 49 school districts grew by about 8 percent since the 1999-2000 school year. And this makes the region unique: no other metropolitan-centered area in Ohio is growing. Search any school district in Ohio to see district enrollment for the past 10 years. ![]() In central Ohio, the highest passing rates on the maneuverability and writing portions of the state driver's license tests were registered at the Delaware office last year. The same office ranked near the middle on the driving test. Find the closest testing stations to you and see which office has the best passing rate. Click on each icon for more information. ![]() At least one in two children in 17 small counties in the United States is living in poverty, according to a U.S. Census survey measuring income and poverty in small areas and school districts. Search poverty estimates for any school district in Ohio. ![]() Learn whether your big-time collegiate athletic program is an open book or a sealed vault. Our searchable database of 119 Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly known as Division 1-A) schools includes graduation rates, academic performance scores, athletic spending, NCAA violations, and how schools scored in terms of access to public records. Other resources |
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