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School District School Name Albert Gallatin School Dist SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL NAME ALBERT GALLATIN SCHOOL DIST ALBERT GALLATIN AREA HIGH SCH ALBERT GALLATIN NORTH MID SCH ALBERT GALLATIN SOUTH MID SCH ALFRED L WILSON ELEMENTARY SCH D FERD SWANEY ELEM SCHOOL FRIENDSHIP HILL ELEM SCHOOL GEORGE J PLAVA ELEMENTARY SCH MASONTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SMITHFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALIQUIPPA SCHOOL DISTRICT ALIQUIPPA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALIQUIPPA MIDDLE SCHOOL ALIQUIPPA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ALLEGHENY-CLARION VALLEY SD ALLEGHENY-CLARION VLY ELEM SCH ALLEGHENY-CLARION VLY JR SR HS ALLENTOWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLEVELAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FRANCIS D RAUB MIDDLE SCHOOL HARRISON MORTON MIDDLE SCHOOL HIRAM W DODD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JACKSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LEHIGH PARKWAY ELEM SCHOOL LINCOLN EARLY CHILDHOOD SCHOOL LOUIS E DIERUFF HIGH SCHOOL MCKINLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MIDWAY MANOR EARLY CHILD CTR MOSSER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MUHLENBERG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RITTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROBERTO CLEMENTE CHARTER SCH ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SHERIDAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SOUTH MOUNTAIN MIDDLE SCHOOL TREXLER MIDDLE SCHOOL UNION TERRACE ELEM SCHOOL WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILLIAM ALLEN HIGH SCHOOL ALTOONA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT ALTOONA AREA JHS ALTOONA AREA SR HIGH SCHOOL 1 BAKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JUNIATA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JUNIATA GAP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LEARNING EXPRESS CURTAIN LOGAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MCAULIFFE HEIGHTS-IRVING ES MOWRIE A EBNER ELEM SCHOOL PENN LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PLEASANT VALLEY ELEM SCHOOL STEVENS CMTY ED CENTER WASHINGTON JEFFERSON ELEM SCH WILLIAM P KIMMEL ALT SCHOOL WRIGHT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AMBRIDGE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT AMBRIDGE AREA HIGH SCHOOL AMBRIDGE AREA JR HIGH SCHOOL ECONOMY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STATE STREET ELEM SCHOOL ANNVILLE CLEONA SCH DISTRICT ANNVILLE CLEONA JR SR HIGH SCH ANNVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLEONA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NORTH ANNVILLE ELEM SCHOOL ANTIETAM SCHOOL DISTRICT ANTIETAM MIDDLE SR HIGH SCHOOL MT PENN ELEMENTARY CENTER MT PENN PRIMARY CENTER APOLLO RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT APOLLO RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCH APOLLO RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL APOLLO RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL ARMSTRONG SCHOOL DISTRICT DAYTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ELDERTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ELDERTON JR SR HIGH SCHOOL FORD CITY JR SR HIGH SCHOOL KITTANNING JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL KITTANNING SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL KITTANNING TWP ELEM SCHOOL LENAPE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SHANNOCK VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCH WEST HILLS INTERM SCH WEST HILLS PRIMARY SCH WEST SHAMOKIN JR SR HIGH SCH AVON GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT AVON GROVE CHARTER SCHOOL AVON GROVE CS-KEMBLESVILLE AVON GROVE HIGH SCHOOL AVON GROVE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL FRED S ENGLE MIDDLE SCHOOL PENN LONDON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BALD EAGLE AREA SCH DISTRICT BALD EAGLE MID SR HIGH SCHOOL 2 HOWARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MOUNTAINTOP AREA ELEM SCHOOL PORT MATILDA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINGATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BANGOR AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BANGOR AREA HIGH SCHOOL BANGOR AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL DOMENICK DEFRANCO ELEM SCHOOL FIVE POINTS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WASHINGTON ELEM SCHOOL BEAVER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BEAVER AREA ALT CHARTER SCH BEAVER AREA HIGH SCHOOL BEAVER AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL COLLEGE SQUARE ELEM SCHOOL DUTCH RIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BELLE VERNON AREA SCHOOL DIST BELLE VERNON AREA HIGH SCHOOL BELLMAR MIDDLE SCHOOL MARION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROSTRAVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROSTRAVER MIDDLE SCHOOL BELLEFONTE AREA SCHOOL DIST BELLEFONTE AREA HIGH SCHOOL BELLEFONTE AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL BELLEFONTE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BENNER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MARION-WALKER ELEM SCHOOL PLEASANT GAP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BELLWOOD-ANTIS SCHOOL DISTRICT BELLWOOD-ANTIS HIGH SCHOOL BELLWOOD-ANTIS MIDDLE SCHOOL LEWIS M MYERS ELEM SCHOOL BENTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BENTON MIDDLE SR HIGH SCHOOL L R APPLEMAN ELEM SCHOOL BERMUDIAN SPRINGS SCHOOL DIST BERMUDIAN SPRINGS ELEM SCHOOL BERMUDIAN SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL BERMUDIAN SPRINGS MIDDLE SCH BERWICK AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BERWICK AREA HIGH SCHOOL BERWICK AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL FOURTEENTH STREET ELEM SCHOOL NESCOPECK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ORANGE STREET ELEMENTARY SCH SALEM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BETHEL PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT ABRAHAM LINCOLN ELEM SCHOOL BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ELEM SCH BETHEL MEMORIAL ELEM SCHOOL BETHEL PARK HIGH SCHOOL GEORGE WASHINGTON ELEM SCHOOL INDEPENDENCE MIDDLE SCHOOL NEIL ARMSTRONG MIDDLE SCHOOL WILLIAM PENN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 3 BETHLEHEM AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT ASA PACKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BETHLEHEM CAREER ACADEMY BROUGHAL MIDDLE SCHOOL CALYPSO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLEARVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DONEGAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EAST HILLS MIDDLE SCHOOL FARMERSVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOUNTAIN HILL ELEM SCHOOL FREEDOM HIGH SCHOOL FREEMANSBURG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GOVERNOR WOLF ELEM SCHOOL HANOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JAMES BUCHANAN ELEM SCHOOL LEHIGH VALLEY HS-PERFORM ARTS LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MARVINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MILLER HEIGHTS ELEM SCHOOL NITSCHMANN MIDDLE SCHOOL NORTHEAST MIDDLE SCHOOL SPARK EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER SPRING GARDEN ELEM SCHOOL THOMAS JEFFERSON ELEM SCHOOL WILLIAM PENN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BETHLEHEM CENTER SCH DISTRICT BETHLEHEM CENTER ELEM SCHOOL BETHLEHEM CENTER HIGH SCHOOL BETHLEHEM CENTER MIDDLE SCHOOL BIG BEAVER FALLS AREA SCH DIST BEAVER FALLS AREA HIGH SCHOOL BEAVER FALLS AREA MIDDLE SCH BIG BEAVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BIG SPRING SCHOOL DISTRICT BIG SPRING HIGH SCHOOL BIG SPRING MIDDLE SCHOOL MT ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OAK FLAT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PLAINFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BLACKHAWK SCHOOL DISTRICT BLACKHAWK HIGH SCHOOL BLACKHAWK INTERM SCHOOL HIGHLAND MIDDLE SCHOOL NORTHWESTERN PRIMARY SCHOOL PATTERSON PRIMARY SCHOOL BLACKLICK VALLEY SCH DISTRICT BLACKLICK VALLEY ELEM CTR BLACKLICK VALLEY JR SR HS BLAIRSVILLE SALTSBURG SCH DIST BLAIRSVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BLAIRSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 4 BLAIRSVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL SALTSBURG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SALTSBURG MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL BLOOMSBURG AREA SCH DISTRICT BEAVER-MAIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BLOOMSBURG AREA HIGH SCHOOL BLOOMSBURG AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL BLOOMSBURG MEMORIAL ELEM SCH W W EVANS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BRENTWOOD BORO SCHOOL DISTRICT BRENTWOOD MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL ELROY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MOORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BROCKWAY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BROCKWAY AREA ELEMENTARY SCH BROCKWAY AREA JR SR HIGH SCH BROOKFIELD LOCAL SCH DISTRICT BROOKFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BROOKVILLE AREA SCHOOL DIST BROOKVILLE JR SR HIGH SCHOOL HICKORY GROVE ELEM SCHOOL NORTH SIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PINE CREEK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BROWNSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DIST BROWNSVILLE AREA HIGH SCHOOL BROWNSVILLE AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL CARDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COX-DONAHEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CALIFORNIA AREA SCHOOL DIST CALIFORNIA AREA ELEM MID SCH CALIFORNIA AREA HIGH SCHOOL CAMBRIA HEIGHTS SCHOOL DIST CAMBRIA HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY SCH CAMBRIA HEIGHTS MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT CAMP HILL HIGH SCHOOL CAMP HILL MIDDLE SCHOOL HOOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCHAEFFER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CANTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT CANTON AREA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CANTON AREA JR SR HIGH SCHOOL CARLISLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BELLAIRE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CARLISLE HIGH SCHOOL CRESTVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HAMILTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LAMBERTON MIDDLE SCHOOL LETORT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MOORELAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MT HOLLY SPRINGS ELEM SCH NORTH DICKINSON ELEM SCHOOL WILSON MIDDLE SCHOOL CARMICHAELS AREA SCHOOL DIST CARMICHAELS AREA ELEM CENTER CARMICHAELS AREA JR SR HS CATASAUQUA AREA SCH DISTRICT CATASAUQUA HIGH SCHOOL CATASAUQUA MIDDLE SCHOOL 5 FRANCIS H SHECKLER ELEM SCHOOL CENTER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT CENTER HIGH SCHOOL CENTER MIDDLE SCHOOL TODD LANE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CENTRAL CAMBRIA SCHOOL DIST CAMBRIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CENTRAL CAMBRIA HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL CAMBRIA MIDDLE SCHOOL JACKSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CENTRAL COLUMBIA SCHOOL DIST CENTRAL COLUMBIA ELEM SCHOOL CENTRAL COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL COLUMBIA MIDDLE SCHOOL CENTRAL DAUPHIN SCHOOL DIST CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST HIGH SCH CENTRAL DAUPHIN EAST MS CENTRAL DAUPHIN HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL DAUPHIN MIDDLE SCHOOL CHAMBERS HILL ELEMENTARY SCH E H PHILLIPS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INFINITY CHARTER SCHOOL LAWNTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LINGLESTOWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LINGLESTOWN MIDDLE SCHOOL MIDDLE PAXTON ELEM SCHOOL MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEMENTARY SCH NORTH SIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PAXTANG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PAXTONIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RUTHERFORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SOUTH SIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SWATARA MIDDLE SCHOOL TRI-COMMUNITY ELEM SCHOOL WEST HANOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CENTRAL GREENE SCHOOL DISTRICT MARGARET BELL MILLER MID SCH PERRY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WAYNESBURG CENTRAL ELEM SCHOOL WAYNESBURG CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CHAMBERSBURG AREA SCHOOL DIST ANDREW BUCHANAN ELEM SCHOOL BENJAMIN CHAMBERS ELEM SCHOOL CHAMBERSBURG AREA MIDDLE SCH CHAMBERSBURG AREA SR HIGH SCH COLDBROOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FALLING SPRING ELEM SCHOOL FAYETTEVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GRANDVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GUILFORD HILLS ELEM SCHOOL HAMILTON HEIGHTS ELEM SCHOOL J FRANK FAUST JR HIGH SCHOOL LURGAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 6 MARION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEW FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SCOTLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SOUTH HAMILTON ELEMENTARY SCH THADDAEUS STEVENS ELEM SCHOOL CHARTIERS VALLEY SCHOOL DIST CHARTIERS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CHARTIERS VALLEY INTERM SCHOOL CHARTIERS VALLEY MIDDLE SCHOOL CHARTIERS VALLEY PRIMARY SCH CLARION AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT CLARION AREA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLARION AREA JR SR HIGH SCH CLARION LIMESTONE SCH DISTRICT CLARION LIMESTONE ELEM SCHOOL CLARION LIMESTONE JR SR HS CLAYSBURG-KIMMEL SCH DISTRICT CLAYSBURG-KIMMEL ELEM SCHOOL CLAYSBURG-KIMMEL JR SR HS CLEARFIELD AREA SCHOOL DIST BRADFORD TOWNSHIP ELEM SCHOOL CLEARFIELD AREA MIDDLE SCHOOL CLEARFIELD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GIRARD-GOSHEN ELEM SCHOOL COATESVILLE AREA SCHOOL DIST CALN
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