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Spring-2017 Ohio School Breakfast Challenge Spring-2017 Ohio School Breakfast Challenge 38 Schools Recieved "Platinum" Recognition Award Spring County School District School Name 2017 Allen Lima City Schools Freedom Elementary Platinum Allen Lima City Schools Liberty Arts Magnet Platinum Franklin Buckeye United Schools Buckeye United Schools Platinum Franklin South-Western City Schools Franklin Woods Internediate Platinum Franklin South-Western City Schools West Franklin Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Devonshire Alternative Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Eakin Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Eastgate Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Livingston Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Moler Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Ohio Avenue Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Scottwood Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Sullivant Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Trevitt Elementary Platinum Franklin Columbus City Schools Watkins Elementary Platinum Hamilton Cincinnati Public Schools Academy of World Languages Platinum Hamilton Cincinnati Public Schools Ethel M Taylor Academy Platinum Hamilton Cincinnati Public Schools Roberts Paideia Academy Platinum Hamilton Cincinnati Public Schools Rothenberg Preparatory Academy Platinum Hamilton Mt Healthy City Schools Mt. Healthy Jr High Platinum Hamilton Mt Healthy City Schools North Elementary Platinum Lucas L. Hollingworth School L. Hollingworth School Platinum Mahoning Mahoning County Educational Service Center Manor Program Platinum Mahoning Sebring Local Schools BL Miller Elementary Platinum Mahoning Youngstown Diocese St. Joseph the Provider Platinum Montgomery Dayton Leadership Academies Early Learning Academy Platinum Perry New Lexington City Schools Junction City Elementary Platinum Perry New Lexington City Schools New Lexington Elementary Platinum Perry Northern Local Schools Glenford Elementary Platinum Perry Northern Local Schools Sheridan Middle Platinum Perry Northern Local Schools Somerset Elementary Platinum Stark Canton City Schools Allen Reading & Math Prepatory Platinum Stark Canton City Schools Belden Leadership School Platinum Stark Canton City Schools Schreiber Reading And Math Preparatory Platinum Stark Canton City Schools Youtz Leadership School Platinum Summit Akron City Schools Bridges K-8 Platinum Trumbull LaBrae Local Schools Labrae Intermediate Platinum Tuscarawas Sandy Valley Local Schools Sandy Valley Elementary Platinum Spring-2017 Ohio School Breakfast Challenge 49 Schools Recieved "Gold" Recognition Award Spring County School District School Name 2017 Allen Lima City Schools Independence Elementary Gold Allen Lima City Schools North Middle Gold Allen Lima City Schools West Middle Gold Allen Toledo Diocese St Gerard Catholic School Gold Clermont Clermont County Clermont Co Education Center South Gold Crawford Bucyrus City Schools Bucyrus Elementary Gold Franklin South-Western City Schools Prairie Lincoln Elementary Gold Franklin South-Western City Schools Stiles Elementary Gold Franklin Columbus City Schools Avondale Elementary Gold Franklin Columbus City Schools Broadleigh Elementary Gold Franklin Columbus City Schools Duxberry Park Alternative Elementary Gold Franklin Columbus City Schools Fairwood Alternative Elementary Gold Franklin Columbus City Schools Hamilton STEM K-6 Academy Gold Franklin Columbus City Schools Highland Elementary Gold Franklin Columbus City Schools Lincoln Park Elementary Gold Franklin Columbus City Schools Linden Park Early Childhood Education Gold Franklin Columbus City Schools Windsor STEM K-6 Academy Gold Hamilton Cincinnati Public Schools Hays-Porter School Gold Hamilton Cincinnati Public Schools John P Parker School Gold Hamilton Cincinnati Public Schools Mt. 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