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Ohio Schools Get Major Funding from State

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Schools in Ohio are gearing up for future construction projects, thanks to recent state funding totaling nearly $500 million for school construction projects.

A total of 26 districts in Ohio will be benefiting from school construction dollars. The state is also required to contribute local funding for school construction, which will nearly double the total construction dollars.

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Bill Pearson

Bill Pearson, now the senior project manager, recently joined general contractor and construction manager Charles Perry Partners Inc. A 17-year construction veteran, Pearson has managed several projects including K-12 schools and university and health care buildings throughout Florida, as well as Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina and Texas. He formerly served as project manager for Trinity Fabricators since 2007 and was previously the vice president of M.M.

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Motion Lighting Sensor

Hubbell Wiring Systems’ H-MOSS Occupancy Sensors control lighting based on motion and the amount of natural light, which can save facilities up to 90 percent in energy, according to the company. With wall-mount and ceiling models, the sensors meet various applications, including automatic or manual on/off options as well as switches and dimmers for daylighting controls. Its adaptive technology uses internal software to monitor and adjust lighting sensitivity and timer settings.

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Schools Develops Plans for Research Center

RAPID CITY, S.D. — The South Dakota School of Mines and Technology is in the process of developing plans for a $37 million research center. Officials say the new facility will help the school meets its goal of tripling graduate enrollment in addition to the amount of annual research awards.

The 120,000-square-foot center will be funded partly by student tuition dollars, though most of the money will come from grants and private and federal funding.

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