The total number is now almost 300.
A further 13 young people from Ukraine have enrolled in midlands schools in the last month.
A total of 293 are now living locally, with 202 in primary school and 91 at second-level.
Laois is hosting the most, with 120 children and teens enrolled; followed by 112 in Westmeath; and 61 in Offaly.
Nationally, just over 7,200 Ukrainians are now attending Irish schools, up 488 on June.
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