"Each Child, Our Future" is Ohio's shared plan for ensuring each student is challenged, prepared and empowered for his or her future by way of an excellent prekindergarten through grade 12 (preK-12) education. The plan's purpose: to lift aspirations, create hope and excitement, guide development of state-level education policies and promote high-quality educational practices across the state. This plan was built by Ohioans for Ohioans. Launched by Ohio's superintendent of public instruction and the State Board of Education in the summer of 2017, more than 150 Ohio-based partners rolled up their sleeves to develop the plan. Moreover, approximately 1,200 Ohio citizens--including parents, caregivers, preK-12 educators, higher education representatives, employers, business leaders, community members, state legislators and, of course, students themselves--attended 13 regional meetings across the state to review the plan and provide feedback. In total, more than 1,350 Ohioans had a hand in crafting the plan. With 134,000 full-time educators serving in 3,600 public schools and educating approximately 1.7 million schoolchildren, education in Ohio is a complex business. Partners identified the plan's multifaceted components based on potential impact on student success. The whole child is at the center of the plan. Three core principles, four learning domains and 10 priority strategies work together to support the whole child. The state-level vision provides an aspirational guide for students, parents, partners and the education system. One goal represents the state's annual target.