For two decades, Ohio's district and school report cards have been the linchpin to a transparent and accountable public school system and have highlighted student outcomes in the state's 3,000 plus public schools and 600 plus districts. Report cards offer key academic information about how students perform on the year's state assessments and how they are growing academically over time, allowing parents and community members to gauge the quality of local schools. In some circumstances, state policymakers rely on report cards to identify low-performing schools that need intervention and additional supports. The report card framework, however, has evolved in response to changes in federal education policy and--more importantly--based on feedback from Ohioans. In 2021, state lawmakers passed reforms that fine-tuned the state's report card model. What are those changes and how were they implemented in fall 2022? This publication dives into Ohio's revamped report card and examines results from the first year of implementation.