Charleston, WV (AP) -- The West Virginia School Building Authority has awarded $124.2 million for school construction projects across the state.

Authority members approved the grants Monday.

Some grants are for one year and others are two-year grants.

A list posted on the agency's web site shows that Marshall County received the largest amount, more than $23 million over two years.

The funding will be used to build a new Cameron High School.

Putnam County received more than $21 million over two years for a countywide building program.

Putnam's funding is contingent upon county voters approving a bond.

(Copyright 2009 by the Associated Press. All rights reserved.)

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WV School Construction Grants List
County
School
FY2009
FY2010
Barbour
Junior Elementary Additions & Renovations
$1,048,691
Berkeley*
New Spring Mills High
$100,000
Brooke
Follansbee Middle Renovations
$1,307,392
Cabell
New Beverly Hills Enslow Middle
$100,000
$4,000,000
Fayette*
New Fayette Plateau High
$100,000
$5,000,000
Hardy
Moorefield Elementary Renovations
$4,263,096
Harrison
New Lumberport Elementary
$6,679,100
Jefferson
New Elementary School
$7,571,500
Marshall
New Cameron High
$15,000,000
$8,301,238
Putnam*
County Wide Building Program
$11,745,736
$10,000,000
Ritchie
Smithfield Elementary Addition & Renovations
$4,379,162
Roane
Geary Elementary Addition & Renovations
$5,006,386
*Contingent On County Bond Passage.

Multiyear Commitment From Previous Year's Funding:
County
School
Grant
Braxton
Additions & Renovations At Six Elementary Schools
$3,900,000
Greenbrier
County-Wide Building Program
$10,529,950
Lincoln
New Elementary/Middle School
$6,343,520
Mercer
New Middle School
$6,245,844
Mingo
New Comprehensive High School
$12,642,721

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