COLUMBUS, Ohio — Gov. Mike DeWine announced a $7.1 million plan to strengthen career-connected learning and career planning across the state through a new program.

The two-year strategy is designed to better prepare students for in-demand jobs with advising, mentoring, exposure to professions and increased access to career-technical education.

“This is another way we’re building a brighter future for Ohio,” DeWine said in a statement. “These networks will equip schools across the state with the tools and partnerships they need, while giving students opportunities to pursue careers in high-wage, in-demand jobs.”

School districts, Career-Technical Planning Districts and regional partners can apply for the funds.

Money will be distributed across Ohio’s seven JobsOhio regions using a formu

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