In fulfillment of Ohio Revised Code and 3345.061 (H), the Chancellor of the Department of Higher Education and the Superintendent of Public Instruction have submitted this 2017 Ohio Remediation Report. The report provides an overview of Ohio's Remediation-Free Guarantee, a review of the data, and recommendations for future strategies to reduce the need for remediation. The report shows that in fall 2016, the high school students enrolling in college remained steady while remediation needs decreased slightly. The positive outcomes over time indicate the multiple strategies, including enhanced advising, Ohio's uniform statewide remediation-free standards, P16 alignment initiatives, co-requisite academic support strategies, in addition to the commitment of students, families, and education, have supported the decline of remediation. The next steps should involve continuation of high school students receiving and understanding their options--including having the opportunity for intervention prior to graduation. They need to develop an understanding of the admissions process, selectivity and course placement, and what that means for potential postsecondary pathways aligned with their own educational and career aspirations. [For the 2016 report, see ED572727.]