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AZ Academy for Career Dev State LEA Name LEA NCES ID School Name School NCES ID Reading Reading Math Math Elementary/ Graduation State Defined School Title I School Proficiency Participation Proficiency Participation Middle School Rate Target Improvement Status Target Target Target Target Other Academic Indicator Target ARIZONA Cave Creek Unified District 0400001 Black Mountain Elementary School 040000100120 All All All All All Status 9 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Cave Creek Unified District 0400001 Desert Sun Academy 040000100616 All All All All All Status 9 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Cave Creek Unified District 0400001 Cactus Shadows High School 040000101204 Not All All All All All Status 9 Title I targeted assistance eligible school- No program ARIZONA Cave Creek Unified District 0400001 Sonoran Trails Middle School 040000101871 Not All All Not All All All Status 8 Title I targeted assistance eligible school- No program ARIZONA Cave Creek Unified District 0400001 Desert Willow Elementary School 040000101872 All All All All All Status 9 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Cave Creek Unified District 0400001 Lone Mountain Elementary School 040000102344 All All All All All Status 9 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Cave Creek Unified District 0400001 Horseshoe Trails Elementary School 040000102484 All All All All All Status 9 Title I targeted assistance school ARIZONA Chino Valley Unified District 0400003 Del Rio Elementary School 040000300147 All All All All All Status 8 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Chino Valley Unified District 0400003 Heritage Middle School 040000301198 Not All All All All All Status 8 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Chino Valley Unified District 0400003 Chino Valley High School 040000301458 Not All All Not All All Not All Status 7 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Chino Valley Unified District 0400003 Territorial Elementary School 040000301969 All All All All All Status 8 Title I targeted assistance school ARIZONA Clarkdale-Jerome Elementary District 0400004 Clarkdale-Jerome Elementary School 040000400912 All All All All All Status 8 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Salome Consolidated Elementary 0400005 Salome Elementary School 040000500629 All All All Status 6 Title I schoolwide school District ARIZONA Center for Academic Success Inc. 0400016 Center for Academic Success The #1 040001600476 All All Not All All Status 7 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Center for Academic Success Inc. 0400016 Center for Academic Success The #2 040001600481 Not All All Not All All Status 4 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Center for Academic Success Inc. 0400016 Center for Academic Success #4 040001602442 All All All Status 8 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Center for Academic Success Inc. 0400016 Center for Academic Success #5 040001602443 All All Not All All All Status 7 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Pine Forest Education Association 0400018 Pine Forest School 040001800496 Not All All Not All All All Status 8 Title I targeted assistance school Inc. ARIZONA Flagstaff Arts And Leadership 0400019 Flagstaff Arts And Leadership Academy 040001900498 All All All All Status 9 Title I targeted assistance eligible school- Academy No program ARIZONA Montessori Charter School of Flagstaff 0400020 Montessori Charter School of Flagstaff - 040002001179 All All All All All Status 8 Not a Title I school Inc. Campus ARIZONA Colorado City Unified District 0400021 El Capitan Public School 040002101276 All All Status 7 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Vernon Elementary District 0400022 Vernon Elementary School 040002201354 All All All Status 7 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Pinon Unified District 0400023 Pinon Elementary School 040002301352 Not All All Not All All All Status 6 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Pinon Unified District 0400023 Pinon Middle School 040002301355 Not All All Not All All All Status 6 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Pinon Unified District 0400023 Pinon High School 040002301524 All All Not All All Not All Status 7 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Heber-Overgaard Unified District 0400026 Capps Elementary School 040002601389 All All All Status 8 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Heber-Overgaard Unified District 0400026 Mogollon Jr High School 040002601459 All All All Status 8 Title I schoolwide eligible school-No program ARIZONA Heber-Overgaard Unified District 0400026 Mogollon High School 040002601460 All All Status 7 Title I schoolwide eligible school-No program ARIZONA Heber-Overgaard Unified District 0400026 Mountain Meadows Primary 040002601767 All All Not All All All Status 9 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Triumphant Learning Center 0400028 Triumphant Learning Center 040002800528 All All All Status 9 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Ventana Academic Charter School 0400031 Ventana Academy 040003100689 All All All Status 8 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Boys & Girls Clubs of the East Valley 0400033 Mesa Arts Academy 040003300703 All All All All All Status 9 Title I schoolwide school dba Mesa Arts Academy ARIZONA Valley Academy Inc. 0400034 Valley Academy 040003400707 All All All All All Status 9 Title I targeted assistance eligible school- No program ARIZONA Foothills Academy 0400036 Foothills Academy 040003600709 All All All All Status 9 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Twenty First Century Charter School 0400037 Bennett Academy 040003700712 All All All All All Status 9 Title I targeted assistance eligible school- Inc. dba: Bennett Acade No program State LEA Name LEA NCES ID School Name School NCES ID Reading Reading Math Math Elementary/ Graduation State Defined School Title I School Proficiency Participation Proficiency Participation Middle School Rate Target Improvement Status Target Target Target Target Other Academic Indicator Target ARIZONA Maricopa County Community College 0400041 Gateway Early College High School 040004100718 All All All All Status 9 Title I schoolwide school District dba Gateway Early ARIZONA New School For The Arts 0400043 New School for the Arts 040004300733 All All All All Status 7 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Salt River Pima-Maricopa Community 0400047 Salt River High School 040004700744 All All Status 6 Title I schoolwide school Schools ARIZONA Espiritu Community Development 0400052 NFL YET College Prep Academy 040005200752 All All All All All Status 8 Title I schoolwide school Corp. ARIZONA Espiritu Community Development 0400052 Reyes Maria Ruiz Leadership Academy 040005202450 All All Not All All All Status 9 Title I schoolwide school Corp. ARIZONA Espiritu Community Development 0400052 Esperanza Montessori Academy 040005202451 All All All All All Status 7 Title I schoolwide school Corp. ARIZONA Heritage Academy Inc. 0400053 Heritage Academy 040005300754 All All All All Status 9 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Villa Montessori Charter School 0400054 Villa Montessori - Phoenix Campus 040005400756 All All All All All Status 9 Title I targeted assistance eligible school- No program ARIZONA EduPreneurship Inc. 0400055 EduPreneurship Student Center (ESC) 040005501731 All All All Status 6 Title I targeted assistance school Phoenix ARIZONA Arizona School For The Arts 0400056 Arizona School For The Arts 040005600781 All All All All Status 9 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Arizona Call-a-Teen Youth Resources 0400057 Arizona Call-a-Teen Center for Excellence 040005700784 All All Status 1 Title I schoolwide school Inc. ARIZONA Intelli-School Inc. 0400061 Intelli-School - Paradise Valley 040006101742 All Not All Status 2 Title I schoolwide eligible-Title I targeted assistance program ARIZONA Benjamin Franklin Charter School 0400065 Benjamin Franklin Charter School - Mesa 040006500821 All All All All All Status 7 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Benjamin Franklin Charter School 0400065 Benjamin Franklin Charter School - Queen 040006501599 All All All All All Status 8 Not a Title I school Creek ARIZONA Benjamin Franklin Charter School 0400065 Benjamin Franklin Charter School - Gilbert 040006501600 All All All All All Status 9 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Benjamin Franklin Charter School 0400065 Benjamin Franklin Charter School - Power 040006502685 All All All All All Status 8 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Victory High School Inc. 0400067 Victory High School - Campus 040006701901 All All All Status 7 Title I schoolwide school ARIZONA Montessori Day Public Schools 0400068 Montessori Day Public Schools Chartered - 040006800825 All All All Status 8 Title I targeted assistance eligible school- Chartered Inc. Tempe No program ARIZONA Montessori Day Public Schools 0400068 Montessori Day Public Schools Chartered - 040006801745 All All All All All Status 9 Title I schoolwide school Chartered Inc. Mountainside ARIZONA Khalsa Montessori Elementary 0400069 Khalsa Montessori Elementary School - 040006900826 All All All All All Status 9 Not a Title I school Schools Phoenix ARIZONA Tempe Preparatory Academy 0400070 Tempe Preparatory Academy 040007000831 All All All All Status 9 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Bright Beginnings School Inc. 0400071 Bright Beginnings School #1 040007100832 All All All All All Status 9 Not a Title I school ARIZONA Montessori Education Centre Charter 0400072 Montessori Education Centre Charter School 040007200834 All All All All All Status 9 Not a Title
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