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Neenah High School WISCONSIN PLTW SCHOOLS Appleton West High School Madison Memorial High School Pewaukee-Asa Clark Middle School Appleton-Einstein Middle School Madison Toki Middle School Platteville High School Appleton-James Madison Middle School Madison West High School Platteville Middle School Appleton-Roosevelt Middle School Manawa Middle School Plymouth High School Appleton-Tesla Engineering Charter Manawa-Little Wolf High School Plymouth-Riverview Middle School Archdiocese of Milwaukee-Pius XI High Marathon High School Port Washington-Thomas Jefferson Middle Archdiocese of Milwaukee-St. Thomas Marathon Middle School Prairie du Chien High School Archdiocese of Milwaukee-St. Roman McFarland High School Prairie du Chien-Bluff View Intermediate Archdiocese of Milwaukee-Wilson Middle McFarland-Indian Mound Middle School Prentice High School Argyle School Menomonee Falls High School Pulaski High School Arrowhead High School Menomonee Falls-Thomas Jefferson Mid. 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