With funding assistance from the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission, nine new schools will be built in the state.
The commission is providing $242 million of the $450 million needed to construct the campuses. The rest of the funding comes from local districts.
The projects receiving commission funding:
- Carrollton Exempted Village – Build elementary portion of new PK-12 building
- Kenton City School District – Build one new middle/high school to house grades 6-12 & career tech program
- Lancaster City School District – Build one new high school to house grades 9-12 & career tech program
- Lockland Local School District – Renovation of K-12 building Milford Exempted Village School District – Build new middle school Rootstown Local School District – Build new PK-12 building
- Metro Early College High School – Renovate existing middle school to house grades 6-12
- Ashland County-West Holmes Joint Vocational School District – Renovate and expand career center
- Cleveland Municipal School District – Build two new elementary/middle schools to house PK-8; Build one new high school to house grades 9-12
- Renovate Joseph M. Gallagher Middle School to house grades PK-9
