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School District School Name Alexander Local School SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL NAME ALEXANDER LOCAL SCHOOL DIST ALEXANDER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALEXANDER HIGH SCHOOL ALEXANDER MIDDLE SCHOOL AMANDA-CLEARCREEK LOCAL SD AMANDA-CLEARCREEK CMTY SCHOOL AMANDA-CLEARCREEK ELEM SCH AMANDA-CLEARCREEK HIGH SCHOOL AMANDA-CLEARCREEK MID SCH AMANDA-CLEARCREEK PRIMARY SCH ATHENS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL ATHENS MIDDLE SCHOOL CHAUNCEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EAST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MORRISON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PLAINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ATHENS MEIGS ED SERVICE CENTER ATHENS MEIGS SE UNIT BEACON SCHOOL BARNESVILLE EXEMPTED VLG SD BARNESVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BARNESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BARNESVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL BAY VILLAGE CITY SCHOOL DIST BAY HIGH SCHOOL BAY MIDDLE SCHOOL NORMANDY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WESTERLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BEACHWOOD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT BEACHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL BEACHWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL BRYDEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FAIRMOUNT PRE SCHOOL HILLTOP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BEAVERCREEK CITY 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INDIAN TRAIL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINCHESTER TRAIL ELEM SCHOOL CARLISLE LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ALDEN R BROWN ELEMENTARY SCH BOBBY F GRIGSBY INTERM SCHOOL CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL CHAMBERLAIN MIDDLE SCHOOL CENTRAL OHIO JOINT VOC SD TOLLES CAREER & TECH CENTER CHAGRIN FALLS EXEMPTED VLG SD CHAGRIN FALLS HIGH SCHOOL CHAGRIN FALLS INTERMEDIATE SCH CHAGRIN FALLS MIDDLE SCHOOL GURNEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHESAPEAKE UNION EXEMPT VLG SD CHESAPEAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3 CHESAPEAKE HIGH SCHOOL CHESAPEAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL CINCINNATI CITY SCH DISTRICT ACADEMY OF MULTILINGUAL ACADEMY OF WORLD LANGUAGES AIKEN COLLEGE CAREER HS AIKEN UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL BOND HILL ACADEMY CARSON SCHOOL CHASE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHEVIOT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLARK MONTESSORI SCHOOL COLLEGE HILL ACADEMY COVEDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CREATIVE PERFORMING ARTS SCH DATER MONTESSORI SCHOOL ETHEL M TAYLOR ACADEMY FAIRVIEW-CLIFTON GERMAN SCHOOL FREDERICK DOUGLASS ELEM SCHOOL GILBERT A DATER HIGH SCHOOL HARTWELL SCHOOL HAYS-PORTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 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