Title I of the Elementary Secondary Education Act authorizes a federally funded compensatory program for several groups of educationally disadvantaged children. The legislation directs that priority educational needs of these children be identified and programs be designed to provide appropriate supplemental instruction. This report summarizes recent activities provided in Ohio through Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Information presented includes statistics for fiscal 1995, participation trends, instruction impact, expenditure and staffing patterns, parent involvement, and 5-year trends. The first section of this report, entitled "Basic Programs," explains the basic Title I services provided by Ohio's public school districts. Statistics for the current year and 5-year trends clearly indicate that this program helps children to become successful learners. The second section, entitled "Special Programs," describes the special Title I services provided for children of migratory agricultural workers and handicapped, neglected, or delinquent children being educated in state agency schools. Statistics indicating the beneficial human impact of the supplemental services provided through federal aid to education are also included. A 5-year financial and human impact summary concludes this report. (MOK)