Meet the requirements and criteria established for the readiness seal, including demonstration of work-readiness and professional competencies.

Visit the Ohio Department of Education site for more information. Ohio Means Jobs Readiness Seal

Earn a 12-point approved industry-recognized credential or group of credentials totaling 12 points in a single career field.

Visit the Ohio Department of Education's website for more information on the Industry-Recognized Credential Seal

Provide evidence that a student has enlisted in a branch of the U.S. Armed Forces.

A student can:

1. Earn a score of proficient or higher on both the American history and American government end-of- course exams;

2. Earn a score that is at least equivalent to proficient on appropriate Advanced Placement;

3. Earn a final course grade that is equivalent to a “B” or higher in appropriate classes taken through the College Credit Plus program; or

4. Earn a final course grade that is equivalent to a "B"or higher in both American History and American Government.

A student can:

1. Earn a score of proficient or higher on the biology end-of-course exam;

2. Earn a score that is at least equivalent to proficient on appropriate Advanced Placement; 

3. Earn a final course grade that is equivalent to a “B” or higher in an appropriate class taken through the College Credit Plus program; or

4. Earn a final course grade that is equivalent to a "B" or higher in an advanced level science course.

Earn one of six Honors Diplomas outlined below:

1. Academic Honors Diploma;

2. Career-Tech Honors Diploma;

3. STEM Honors Diploma;

4. Arts Honors Diploma;

5. Social Science and Civic Engagement Honors Diploma.

Meet the requirements and criteria, including proficiency requirements on assessments in a world language and English.

Visit the Ohio Department of Education's website for more information on the Biliteracy Seal

A student can:

1. Earn a score that is at least equivalent to proficient on an appropriate Advanced Placement

2. Earn a final course grade that is equivalent to a “B” or higher in an appropriate class taken through the College Credit Plus program; or

3. Complete a course offered through the district or school that meets guidelines developed by the Department. (A district or school is not required to offer a course that meets those guidelines.)