HUBER HEIGHTS, Ohio ( WDTN ) — Millions of dollars are on the line for one of the Miami Valley’s largest school districts.
As of 11 p.m., the Huber Heights Schools operating levy as passed by just nine votes. Results are still unofficial and will likely go through a recount, but school officials are breathing a sigh of relief for the time being.
“On behalf of our Board of Education and our entire district, we’re very grateful to the community for showing us the support to continue doing the work,” said Jason Enix, Huber Heights superintendent.
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