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Tuesday, May 15, 2018 High schools in Mississippi within a 250 mile radius of the University of Memphis CEEB Code High School Name High School City Zip Code CEEB Code High School Name High School City Zip Code 250000 Aberdeen High School Aberdeen 39730 252685 Pisgah High School Brandon 39047 250006 Monroe County Vocational Cntr Aberdeen 39730 250333 Brookhaven Academy Brookhaven 39601 250018 Choctaw County High School Ackerman 39735 250334 Brookhaven Christian Academy Brookhaven 39601 250049 Amory Christian Academy Amory 38821 250335 Brookhaven High School Brookhaven 39601 250050 Amory High School Amory 38821 250336 Brookhaven-lincoln Co Voc Cntr Brookhaven 39601 250052 Hatley High School Amory 38821 250340 Enterprise Attendance Center Brookhaven 39601 250060 Monroe Cty Advanced Lrng Cntr Amory 38821 250350 Loyd Star High School Brookhaven 39601 250075 Deer Creek School Arcola 38722 250342 Mississippi School Of The Arts Brookhaven 39601 250090 Ashland High School Ashland 38603 250355 West Lincoln Attendance Ctr Brookhaven 39601 250095 Riverside High School Avon 38723 250378 Bruce High School Bruce 38915 250100 Baldwyn High School Baldwyn 38824 250410 Byhalia High School Byhalia 38611 250105 Bassfield High School Bassfield 39421 250412 New Life Christian Academy Byhalia 38611 250124 New Hope Christian Academy Batesville 38606 250415 Caledonia High School Caledonia 39740 250125 North Delta School Batesville 38606 250421 Calhoun Academy Calhoun City 38916 250120 South Panola High School Batesville 38606 250420 Calhoun City High School Calhoun City 38916 250158 Bay Springs High School Bay Springs 39422 250425 Velma Jackson High School Camden 39045 250165 Sylva Bay Academy Bay Springs 39422 250443 Canton Academy Canton 39046 253009 Tupelo Christian Preparatory Belden 38826 250444 Canton Career Center Canton 39046 250190 Belmont High School Belmont 38827 250440 Canton High School Canton 39046 250193 Humphreys Academy Belzoni 39038 250468 Carroll Academy Carrollton 38917 250195 Humphreys County High School Belzoni 39038 250476 Jefferson Davis Co Vo-tech Ctr Carson 39427 250204 Ray Brooks School Benoit 38725 250481 Carthage Christian Academy Carthage 39051 250208 Benton Academy Benton 39039 250860 Edinburg High School Carthage 39051 250270 Blue Mountain High School Blue Mountain 38610 250480 Leake Central High School Carthage 39051 250277 East Union Attendance Center Blue Springs 38828 250497 Thomastown Attendance Center Carthage 39051 250285 Bogue Chitto School Bogue Chitto 39629 250530 Charleston High School Charleston 38921 250009 Pearblossom Academy Inc Bogue Chitto 39629 250537 Strider Academy Charleston 38921 250300 Booneville High School Booneville 38829 252360 Choctaw Central High School Choctaw 39350 250305 Jumpertown High School Booneville 38829 250548 Clarksdale High School Clarksdale 38614 001557 Northeast Mississippi Cmty Clg Booneville 38829 001126 Coahoma Community College Clarksdale 38614 252955 Thrasher High School Booneville 38829 250551 Coahoma County High School Clarksdale 38614 250301 Vine Christian Academy Booneville 38829 250550 Coahoma Early College High Sch Clarksdale 38614 250325 Brandon High School Brandon 39042 250558 Lee Academy Clarksdale 38614 This listing has been compiled using a comprehensive CEEB code table of all high schools in the United States. If your high school is not listed and you believe it is within the 250 mile radius of the University of Memphis, please contact the U of M's Office of Admissions via e-mail at: [email protected]. Tuesday, May 15, 2018 High schools in Mississippi within a 250 mile radius of the University of Memphis CEEB Code High School Name High School City Zip Code CEEB Code High School Name High School City Zip Code 252805 Bayou Academy Cleveland 38732 250780 Kemper County High School De Kalb 39328 250582 Cleveland Career Dev/tech Ctr Cleveland 38732 001196 East Central Community College Decatur 39327 250021 Cleveland Central High School Cleveland 38732 250765 Newton County Academy Decatur 39327 250580 Cleveland High School Cleveland 38732 250760 Newton County High School Decatur 39327 250575 East Side High School Cleveland 38732 250766 Newton County Vocational Ctr Decatur 39327 250589 Clinton Christian Academy Clinton 39060 250191 Emmanuel Christian School Dennis 38838 250585 Clinton High School Clinton 39056 250820 Drew High School Drew 38737 250586 Mount Salus Christian School Clinton 39056 250814 Heritage Christian Academy Drew 38737 250595 Coffeeville High School Coffeeville 38922 252659 North Sunflower Academy Drew 38737 250604 Calvary Christian School Coldwater 38618 250850 Durant Public School Durant 39063 250600 Coldwater Attendance Center Coldwater 38618 250852 Williams-sullivan High School Durant 39063 251330 Independence High School Coldwater 38618 250857 North Pontotoc High School Ecru 38841 250603 Senatobia-tate County Voc-tech Coldwater 38618 251521 Ellisville Christian Academy Ellisville 39437 250605 Collins High School Collins 39428 001347 Jones County Junior College Ellisville 39437 250608 Covington County Voc-tech Sch Collins 39428 250870 South Jones High School Ellisville 39437 250609 Salem Christian School Collins 39428 250873 Enterprise High School Enterprise 39330 250635 West Lauderdale High School Collinsville 39325 250880 Ethel High School Ethel 39067 250668 Columbus High School Columbus 39702 250890 Eupora High School Eupora 39744 250664 Heritage Academy Columbus 39705 250902 Webster County Vocational Cntr Eupora 39744 251409 Mississippi School Math Sci Columbus 39701 250905 Falkner High School Falkner 38629 250665 New Hope High School Columbus 39702 250920 Jefferson County High School Fayette 39069 250675 Victory Christian Academy Columbus 39702 250948 Tri-county Academy Flora 39071 250666 West Lowndes High School Columbus 39701 250001 Discovery Christian School Florence 39073 250695 Biggersville High School Corinth 38834 250955 Florence High School Florence 39073 250697 Corinth High School Corinth 38834 250956 Mclaurin Attendance Center Florence 39073 250694 North Corinth Christian Acdmy Corinth 38835 250959 Hartfield Academy Flowood 39232 250720 East Oktibbeha County Hs Crawford 39743 250326 Northwest Rankin High School Flowood 39232 250739 Calvary Christian Academy Crystal Springs 39059 250960 Forest High School Forest 39074 250737 Crystal Springs Christian Acad Crystal Springs 39059 250969 Scott Central Attendance Ctr Forest 39074 250740 Crystal Springs High School Crystal Springs 39059 250975 French Camp Academy French Camp 39745 250742 Mississippi Job Corps Center Crystal Springs 39059 001326 Itawamba Community College Fulton 38843 250776 Christian Life Academy De Kalb 39328 250985 Itawamba County Agriculturl Hs Fulton 38843 250778 Kemper Academy De Kalb 39328 250990 Copiah Academy Gallman 39077 This listing has been compiled using a comprehensive CEEB code table of all high schools in the United States. If your high school is not listed and you believe it is within the 250 mile radius of the University of Memphis, please contact the U of M's Office of Admissions via e-mail at: [email protected]. Tuesday, May 15, 2018 High schools in Mississippi within a 250 mile radius of the University of Memphis CEEB Code High School Name High School City Zip Code CEEB Code High School Name High School City Zip Code 250995 Alcorn Central High School Glen 38846 251306 His Grace Christian Academy Houlka 38850 001299 Holmes Junior College Goodman 39079 251305 Houlka Attendance Center Houlka 38850 251043 Abba Institution Of Learning Greenville 38703 251315 Houston High School Houston 38851 251028 Greenville Christian School Greenville 38701 251314 Houston School Of Sci And Tech Houston 38851 251030 Greenville-weston Hs Ghs Greenville 38701 251316 New Wine Fellowship School Houston 38851 251042 Kings Court Christian Academy Greenville 38703 251335 Gentry High School Indianola 38751 251033 New Life Christian Academy Greenville 38704 251338 Indianola Academy Indianola 38751 251035 Norma C Obannon School Greenville 38703 251340 Restoration Ministries Chr Acd Indianola 38751 251045 Saint Joseph High School Greenville 38701 251360 Leflore County High School Itta Bena 38941 251044 Washington School Greenville 38703 251354 Lighthouse Academy Iuka 38852 251029 Youthbuild Ms Delta Greenville 38701 251370 Tishomingo County High School Iuka 38852 251047 Amanda Elzy High School Greenwood 38930 251372 A Mcbryde Rehab Ctr For Blind Jackson 39216 250007 Delta Streets Academy Greenwood 38930 251426 Bailey Magnet School Jackson 39202 251054 Greenwood Christian School Greenwood 38930 251386 Christ Mission & Ind Coll H S Jackson 39213 251055 Greenwood Senior High School Greenwood 38930 251421 Crossroads Christian School Jackson 39272 251057 Leflore County Vocational Cntr Greenwood 38930 251391 Education Center School Jackson 39216 251058 North New Summit School Greenwood 38930 251383 Emmanuel Christian Academy Jackson 39204 251052 Pillow Academy Greenwood 38930 251382 Faith Christian Academy Jackson 39212 251072 Faith Christian Academy Grenada 38901 251390 Forest Hill High School Jackson 39212 251075 Grenada High School Grenada 38901 251381 Heritage Baptist Academy Jackson 39272 251078 Kirk Academy Grenada 38902 251392 Hillcrest Christian High Sch Jackson 39212 253004 Faith Christian School Guntown 38849 251402 Jackson Academy Jackson 39236 251135 Hamilton High School Hamilton 39746 251396 Jackson Christian Academy Jackson 39282 251205 Hazlehurst High School Hazlehurst 39083 251398 Jackson Preparatory School Jackson 39296 251209 Heidelberg Academy Heidelberg
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