Dec. 4, 2011, Chillicothe Gazette
By Jessica Alaimo
CentralOhio.com
CHILLICOTHE — There’s not much in the Huntington Local School District except farm land and residential area, so the district’s three buildings are more than just educational centers. They’re the hub of the community.
As the economy deteriorated, the schools have taken on a new role: social service agency.
When some students attend school, Superintendent Jerry Mowery said, it might be the only good part of their day. It might be the only place they feel safe. It might be the only time during the day they eat a balanced meal.
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