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School District School Name Alaska Dept of Education SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL NAME ALASKA DEPT OF EDUCATION ALASKA STATE SCH FOR THE DEAF MT EDGECUMBE HIGH SCHOOL ALASKA GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT DOT LAKE SCHOOL EAGLE CMTY SCHOOL GATEWAY CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL MENTASTA LAKE KATIE JOHN SCH TANACROSS SCHOOL TETLIN SCHOOL TOK SCHOOL WALTER NORTHWAY SCHOOL ALEUTIAN EAST BORO SCHOOL DIST AKUTAN SCHOOL CHARLES J FRANZ SCHOOL COLD BAY SCHOOL FALSE PASS SCHOOL KING COVE SCHOOL SAND POINT SCHOOL ALEUTIAN REGION SCHOOL DIST ADAK SCHOOL NETSVETEV SCHOOL NIKOLSKI SCHOOL ANCHORAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT ABBOTT LOOP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AIRPORT HEIGHTS ELEM SCHOOL ALASKA NATIVE CULTURAL CS ALPENGLOW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AQUARIAN CHARTER SCHOOL AURORA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AVAIL ALTERNATIVE PROGRAM BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL BAXTER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BAYSHORE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BEAR VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BENSON SECONDARY SCHOOL BIRCHWOOD ABC ELEM SCHOOL CAMPBELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CENTRAL MIDDLE SCH OF SCIENCE CHESTER VALLEY ELEM SCHOOL CHINOOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHUGACH OPTIONAL ELEM SCHOOL CHUGIAK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHUGIAK HIGH SCHOOL CLARK MIDDLE SCHOOL COLLEGE GATE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CONTINUATION PROGRAM CREEKSIDE PARK ELEM SCHOOL 1 CROSSROADS SCHOOL DENALI MONTESSORI ELEM SCHOOL DIMOND HIGH SCHOOL EAGLE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL EAGLE RIVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EAGLE RIVER HIGH SCHOOL EAST HIGH SCHOOL FAIRVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FAMILY PARTNERSHIP CHARTER SCH FIRE LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FRONTIER CHARTER SCHOOL GIRDWOOD SCHOOL GLADYS WOOD ELEMENTARY GOLDENVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL GOVERNMENT HILL ELEM SCHOOL GRUENING MIDDLE SCHOOL HANSHEW MIDDLE SCHOOL HIGHLAND TECH HIGH SCHOOL HOMESTEAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HUFFMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INLET VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KASUUN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KINCAID ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KLATT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LAKE HOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LAKE OTIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MARTIN LUTHER KING CAREER CTR MCLAUGHLIN SECONDARY SCHOOL MEARS MIDDLE SCHOOL MIRROR LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL MOUNTAIN VIEW ELEM SCHOOL MT 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HUNTINGTON SCHOOL HAINES BORO SCHOOL DISTRICT HAINES ELEM/MIDDLE SCH HAINES HIGH SCHOOL MOSQUITO LAKE ELEM SCHOOL HOONAH CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT HOONAH SCHOOL HYDABURG CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT HYDABURG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HYDABURG JR SR HIGH SCHOOL IDITAROD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BLACKWELL SCHOOL DAVID-LOUIS MEMORIAL SCHOOL DISTANCE LEARNING CENTER HOLY CROSS SCHOOL INNOKO RIVER SCHOOL MCGRATH SCHOOL TAKOTNA CMTY SCHOOL TOP OF THE KUSKOKWIM SCHOOL JUNEAU SCHOOL DISTRICT AUKE BAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DZANTIK'I HEENI MIDDLE SCHOOL FLOYD DRYDEN MIDDLE SCHOOL GASTINEAU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GLACIER VALLEY ELEMENTARY SCH HARBORVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JUNEAU CMTY CHARTER SCHOOL JUNEAU DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL MENDENHALL RIVER CMTY SCHOOL RIVERBEND LEARNING COMMUNITY THUNDER MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL YAKOOSGE DAAKAHIDI ALT HS KAKE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT KAKE CITY SCHOOL KASHUNAMIUT SCHOOL DISTRICT CHEVAK SCHOOL KENAI PENINSULA BORO SCH DIST AURORA BOREALIS CHARTER SCHOOL CHAPMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CONNECTIONS SCHOOL COOPER 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