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For students choosing to enter a twoyear or four-year institution of higher education, this means they are academically prepared for college classes.  \nAligning with and complementing the Department of Education and Workforce’s initiatives, ODHE sponsors numerous programs1 to increase access and student success in postsecondary education. These include programs to support students in the transition from high school to college, academic and social assistance to promote progress in their academic programs, and career advising to produce an educated and skilled workforce to meet the needs of Ohio’s growing economy.  \n1 [https://highered.ohio.gov/initiatives/success](https://highered.ohio.gov/initiatives/success)completion/degree-and-credential-attainment/ degree-and-credential-attainment  \nWHY DO WE CARE ABOUT REMEDIATION RATES?  \nRemedial courses are designed to help academically underprepared students get ready for college-level work. These courses are known to be a barrier to academic progress; students pay for remedial courses but these courses are non-credit, reducing the likelihood that students complete a certificate or degree. In 2012, ODHE’s Chancellor convened an Ohio Completion Task Force to create a specific action plan to help close gaps in college completion rates, ensure access and quality, and evaluate completion strategies that have documented success. A key component of this work is to reduce the time it takes to complete a college degree; this includes addressing remediation rates—the percentage of Ohio public high school graduates enrolled in a public Ohio college or university who take a remedial course. At that time, 41 percent of Ohio public high school graduates entering an Ohio public college or university took at least one remedial course. By the fall of 2023, Ohio’s remediation rate had declined to 13 percent.  \nThe decrease in remediation rates can be attributed to multiple efforts, including statewide initiatives to enhance academic and  \n2024 OHIO REMEDIATION REPORT  \ncareer advising, educator collaboration to align student-learning outcomes between high school and college, remedial education curriculum reform, development of mathematics pathways that align to the student’s program of study and career objectives, and colleges and universities adopting holistic methods for student placement.  \n4  \nOHIO’S REMEDIATION-FREE GUARANTEE  \nIn 2011, the Ohio General Assembly enacted Ohio Revised Code section 3345.061, which required the presidents of Ohio’s public colleges and universities to establish uniform statewide remediation-free  standards2 in mathem","cbCain7JYKf4B0Af","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain7JYKf4B0Af","pdf",1473905,"English","# Introduction\n## Why do we care about remediation rates?\n# Enrollment\n# Remediation\n# Economic Impact\n# Students\n# Recommendations\n# Conclusion","[{\"question\":\"What requirement does the report respond to in Ohio law?\",\"answer\":\"The report is issued in response to Ohio Revised Code 3345.061 (H), which requires ODHE and DEW to recommend policies and strategies to reduce the need for academic remediation and developmental courses at state higher education institutions.\"},{\"question\":\"How have Ohio remediation rates changed by fall 2023?\",\"answer\":\"The report states that remediation rates declined from 41% of Ohio public high school graduates taking at least one remedial course in 2012 to 13% by fall 2023.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the remediation-free guarantee standards in Ohio?\",\"answer\":\"The report explains that Ohio Revised Code 3345.061 required uniform statewide remediation-free standards in mathematics, science, reading, and writing so students can be guaranteed placement into college-level coursework, implemented in fall 2014.\"}]","2024 OHIO REMEDIATION REPORT - December 2024 | PDF",1792060818]