Upon reading this sentence in an article, I have tried to find the *best* word to synonymously insert for the sake of practice. (I felt that this question would be better answered in this forum)

The sentence is: 

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> "Rather than the familiar A through F in each subject, standards-based report cards might *feature* numbers or phrases that represent whether students have reached, exceeded, or yet met various specific performance expectations."
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I would like to replace the word "*feature*" with either "*present*" or "*report*" because I feel like that is as best as it can get. Which word should I use to better capture the essence of the sentence and still have consistent meaning?