This report describes the progress Ohio made during fiscal year 1992 in achieving the objectives outlined in the State Plan for the Administration of Vocational Education in Ohio and the Carl D. Perkins Vocational and Applied Technology Education Act. The compiled information is intended for use to determine the need for changes in state plan goals or amendments. Section 1 is intended to meet statutory reporting requirements and state performance standards and core measures. It also describes the performance and status of existing programs involving the following: (1) secondary and postsecondary/adult occupational services; (2) single parents, displaced homemakers, and single pregnant women; (3) sex equity programs; (4) criminal offenders; and (5) special populations, including disadvantaged, disabled, and limited-English-proficient persons. Other areas reported on include state leadership and professional development, community-based organizations, consumer and homemaking education, tech prep, applied academics, and career guidance and counseling. Section 2 is an accountability report of the major goals identified in the state plan and includes the plan objectives. Section 3 is a summary report of the statewide system for measuring and planning progress of 20 percent of the eligible recipients assisted during the last year. There are five appendices containing information on enrollment in vocational education and job training programs. (CML)