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School Name Letter Grade Round Valley Primary School * Cordova Primary School * Mesa Transitional Learning Center * Deer Valley Academy * Humanities and Sciences Academy Arizona * Peoria eCampus * Valle Del Encanto Learning Center * Buckeye Primary * Southwest Key Transitional Learning Center * Chandler Online Academy * ASU Preparatory Academy- Phoenix High School * ASU Preparatory Academy-Polytechnic Elementary * Coronado Elementary School A Benson Primary School A Charles W Sechrist Elementary School A Flagstaff High School A Flagstaff Arts And Leadership Academy A Mountain School A Northland Preparatory Academy A Payson High School A Triumphant Learning Center A Franklin Elementary School A Franklin West Elementary A Hale Elementary School A Pomeroy Elementary School A Johnson Elementary School A O'Connor Elementary School A Ishikawa Elementary School A Sousa Elementary School A Hermosa Vista Elementary School A Falcon Hill Elementary School A Bush Elementary A Las Sendas Elementary School A Franklin Northeast School A Poston Junior High School A Shepherd Junior High School A Mountain View High School A Red Mountain High School A Kachina Elementary School A Oakwood Elementary School A Marshall Ranch Elementary School A Santa Fe Elementary School A Paseo Verde Elementary School A Desert Harbor Elementary School A Sunrise Mountain High School A Patterson Elementary School A Neely Traditional Academy A Pioneer Elementary School A Burk Elementary School A Val Vista Lakes Elementary School A Playa del Rey Elementary School A Sonoma Ranch Elementary School A Finley Farms Elementary A Highland High School A Cochise Elementary School A Tavan Elementary School A Kiva Elementary School A Pima Elementary School A Hopi Elementary School A Hohokam Traditional School A Pueblo Elementary School A Cherokee Elementary School A Laguna Elementary School A Sequoya Elementary School A Cheyenne Traditional Elementary School A Arcadia High School A Chaparral High School A Desert Mountain High School A Campo Bello Elementary School A North Ranch Elementary School A Hidden Hills Elementary School A Quail Run Elementary School A Copper Canyon Elementary School A Sonoran Sky Elementary School A Liberty Elementary School A Boulder Creek Elementary School A Desert Springs Preparatory Elementary School A Explorer Middle School A Horizon High School A Hartford Sylvia Encinas Elementary A Knox Elementary School A Anna Marie Jacobson Elementary School A Chandler Traditional Academy - Goodman A Bogle Junior High School A Chandler High School A Black Mountain Elementary School A Desert Sun Academy A Cactus Shadows High School A Queen Creek Elementary School A Desert Mountain Elementary A Park Meadows Elementary School A Arrowhead Elementary School A Las Brisas Elementary School A Copper Creek Elementary A Mountain Ridge High School A Four Peaks Elementary School A Higley Elementary School A Magnet Traditional School A Broadmor Elementary School A Hudson Elementary School A Fuller Elementary School A Acacia Elementary School A Abraham Lincoln Traditional School A Clarendon School A Biltmore Preparatory Academy A Estrella Mountain Elementary School A Kyrene Aprende Middle School A Kyrene Altadena Middle School A Kyrene del Pueblo Middle School A C I Waggoner School A Kyrene del Norte School A Kyrene del Cielo School A Kyrene de la Paloma School A Kyrene del Sureno School A Kyrene Monte Vista School A Kyrene de la Sierra School A Kyrene de la Mirada School A Kyrene de la Esperanza School A Kyrene de los Cerritos School A Griffith Elementary School A Madison #1 Elementary School A Madison Richard Simis School A Madison Rose Lane School A Fowler Elementary School A Vista Del Sur Traditional School A Alhambra Traditional School A James W. Rice Primary School A Litchfield Elementary School A Western Sky Middle School A Palm Valley Elementary A Sunset School A Heatherbrae School A Garden Lakes Elementary School A Sunnyslope High School A Moon Valley High School A Thunderbird High School A Greenway High School A Mcclintock High School A Corona Del Sol High School A Desert Vista High School A Mesa Arts Academy A Valley Academy A Foothills Academy A Bennett Academy A Edu-Prize A Gateway Early College High School A AAEC - SMCC Campus A Heritage Academy A Villa Montessori - Phoenix Campus A SABIS International A Arizona School For The Arts A Center for Educational Excellence A Benjamin Franklin Charter School - Gilbert A Fountain Hills Charter School A Montessori Day Public Schools Chartered - Mountainside A Khalsa Montessori Elementary School - Phoenix A Tempe Preparatory Academy A Bright Beginnings School #1 A Montessori Education Centre Charter School - Mesa A Challenge Charter School A Manzanita Elementary A Palo Christi Elementary A Joseph City High School A Hulet Elementary School A Linden Elementary School A Borton Primary Magnet School A Anna Henry Elementary School A Sam Hughes Elementary A C E Rose Elementary School A Soleng Tom Elementary School A Ida Flood Dodge Traditional Middle Magnet School A Sabino High School A University High School A Butterfield Elementary School A Ironwood Elementary School A Coyote Trail Elementary School A Mountain View High School A Flowing Wells High School A Winifred Harelson Elementary School A Mesa Verde Elementary School A Copper Creek Elementary School A Canyon Del Oro High School A Gallego Basic Elementary School A Agua Caliente School A Sunrise Drive Elementary School A Manzanita School A Orange Grove Middle School A Canyon View Elementary School A Esperero Canyon Middle School A Ventana Vista Elementary School A Catalina Foothills High School A Old Vail Middle School A Desert Willow Elementary School A Presidio High School A Hermosa Montessori Charter A Accelerated Learning Laboratory A Vasquez De Coronado Francisco School A Wade Carpenter Middle School A Lincoln Elementary School A Mary L Welty Elementary School A Challenger Elementary School A San Cayetano Elementary School A Frontier Elementary School A Anasazi Elementary A Desert Canyon Elementary A Grayhawk Elementary School A Robert and Danell Tarwater Elementary A Hamilton High School A Mountain Meadows Primary A AmeriSchools Academy - Camelback A BASIS Tucson A Robert Bracker Elementary A Sedona Red Rock High School A Humboldt Elementary School A Mountain View Elementary School A Congress Elementary School A Franklin Phonetic Primary School A Skyview School A Alice Byrne Elementary School A H L Suverkrup Elementary School A Dateland Elementary School A AAEC Paradise Valley A Abia Judd Elementary School A Granite Mountain Middle School A Dobson Academy, The - A Ball Charter School A Hearn Academy, The - A Ball Charter School A AmeriSchools College Preparatory Academy - Tucson A Metropolitan Arts Institute A Vail Academy & High School A Keystone Montessori Charter School A Benchmark School A Horizon Community Learning Center A Tri-City College Prep High School A Civano Charter School A Cambridge Academy East A Academy of Tucson High School A Desert Willow Elementary School A Settlers Point Elementary A Anthem School A Kyrene de la Estrella Elementary School A Franklin South A Academy of Math and Science A Happy Valley School A Self Development Charter School A Desert View Academy A James Madison Preparatory School A Mission Montessori Academy A Sonoran Science Academy - Tucson A Kyrene del Milenio A Carol Rae Ranch Elementary A Wigwam Creek Middle School A Coronado Elementary School A Basha Elementary A Desert Springs Academy A Canyon Breeze Elementary A Pinnacle High School A Painted Sky Elementary School A Legend Springs Elementary A San Tan Elementary A Khalsa School A Twin Peaks Elementary School A Masada Charter School A Stetson Hills Elementary A Sierra Verde Elementary A Faith North A Augusta Ranch Elementary A Basha High School A T. Dale Hancock Elementary School A Navarrete Elementary A Copper Ridge Elementary School A Jane D. Hull Elementary A Cottonwood Elementary School A Desert Sky Middle School A Pinnacle Peak Elementary A Rio Vista Elementary A Canyon Rim Elem A Challenger Basic School A Arizona Conservatory for Arts and Academics A Imagine West Gilbert Middle A Corte Sierra Elementary School A Lone Mountain Elementary School A Chandler Traditional Academy - Liberty Campus A Power Ranch Elementary A Gavilan Peak Elementary A Jack Barnes Elementary School A Freedom Academy A Sycamore Elementary School A Great Hearts Academies - Veritas Prep A Terramar Elementary A Sunset Ridge Elementary A Patriot Academy A Ward Traditional Academy A BASIS Scottsdale A Learning Foundation A Ed Pastor Elementary 4 A Academy of Tucson Elementary School A Parkridge Elementary A Satori Charter School A AMCS at Anthem dba Caurus Academy A Chandler Traditional Academy-Freedom A Audrey & Robert Ryan Elementary A Verrado Middle School A Diamond Canyon Elementary A Quentin Elementary School A Reyes Maria Ruiz Leadership Academy A Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center - Red Mountain A Gilbert Early College, a Leading Edge High School A Tanque Verde High School A Corona Foothills Middle School A Horseshoe Trails Elementary School A Frances Brandon-Pickett Elementary A Pima Butte A Willie & Coy Payne Jr. High A Liberty High School A Barbara B. 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