Area schools recently received an injection of federal funds to help battle the spread of the coronavirus when they open classes next month.
The influx of thousands of dollars – part of $100 million statewide - will help Butler County schools cover the unanticipated costs of trying to operate schools during the global pandemic.
Here’s how much was allocated to schools in Butler County
Lakota Local: $795,414.86
Hamilton City: $532,259.85
Fairfield City: $511,032.01
Middletown City: $394,459.09
Edgewood City: $193,701.75
Talawanda City: $176,245.77
Monroe Local: $148,072.57
Ross Local: $145,772.32
Butler Tech: $139,855.38
Madison Local: $78,879.01
New Miami Local: $39,467.53
Stephen T Badin: $21,056.97
Mother Teresa Catholic: $17,132.35
Marshall High School: $15,644.57
Summit Academy Secondary School - Middletown: $14,933.51
Middletown Preparatory & Fitness Academy: $14,843.05
Cincinnati Christian Schools: $14,514.00
Sacred Heart: $13,681.03
St. John XXIII Catholic School: $11,790.79
Summit Academy of Middletown: $11,559.13
St Joseph: $7,307.04
Richard Allen Academy: $6,803.99
Immanuel Lutheran: $5,906.42
St Ann: $5,901.40
Queen Of Peace: $5,841.80
St Peter In Chains: $5,339.32
International Academy Of Cincinnati, Inc.: $5,202.84
McGuffey Montessori School: $1,416.00
Kinder Garden School, West Chester: $678.50
Fairfield Educational Building: $531.00
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