The Ohio Facilities Construction Commission, led by Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted, announced on Wednesday that over $88 million will be dedicated to help nearly a dozen school districts in Appalachia. This funding is part of the Appalachian Community Innovation Centers Program, which aims to create full-service centers for public education, community health services, and career development in the region.
Governor DeWine emphasized the importance of providing high-quality education and healthcare resources to all Ohioans, regardless of where they live. The funding will support the establishment of four new school-based community wellness, education, and career development centers in Mahoning, Jefferson, Noble, and Brown counties. Additionally, seven existing sites in Belmont, Carroll, Lawrence, Gallia, Perry, Trumbull
