This report summarizes recent activities provided in Ohio through Chapter 1 of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Statistics for the 1991-92 school year and the summer that followed are presented, along with information on participation trends, instructional impact, expenditure and staffing patterns, parent involvement, and 5-year trends. The first section of the report explains the basic Chapter 1 services provided by Ohio's public school districts, including information on: (1) student participation; (2) instructional areas; (3) the impact of reading instruction; (4) the impact of mathematics instruction; (5) expenditure patterns; (6) staff positions; (7) inservice education; (8) parent involvement; and (9) parent advisory councils. The section concludes with a list of program successes, indicating that 610 of Ohio's 612 school districts conducted Chapter 1 programs, receiving a total of just under $200 million in Chapter 1 funds to provide extra instruction for 146,606 educationally disadvantaged children. The next section describes special Chapter 1 services provided for the children of migratory agricultural workers and handicapped, neglected, or delinquent children being educated in state agency schools. The report concludes with a brief description of state leadership in implementing Chapter 1 and tables that provide a 5-year summary of grant awards and students served. The text is supplemented with 33 tables. (AC)