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School district receives money

Monroe schools will receive $445,000 — 11 percent of its state aid — due to a budget correction bill that passed in the state legislature that recalculated aid to Ohio’s 610 school districts. Middletown will also benefit, getting $1.5 million, the largest amount of the state’s districts. Some Ohio districts, such as West Carrollton and Northridge, will have to pay back more than $200,000 to the state by receiving lower payments than anticipated this fall. Read more about this in the June 24 edition of The Middletown Journal and Dayton Daily News.

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