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Students Attending the Following High Schools Are Eligible to Apply for the Deprey-Skyline Family Information Technology Scholarship Through Collegeready Students attending the following high schools are eligible to apply for the Deprey-Skyline Family Information Technology Scholarship through CollegeReady County Brown Schools Ashwaubenon High School Green Bay Preble High School Pulaski High School Bay Port High School Green Bay Southwest High School West De Pere High School De Pere High School Green Bay West High School Wrightstown High School Denmark High School NEW Lutheran High School Green Bay East High School Notre Dame Academy County Calumet Schools Brillion High School Hilbert High School Stockbridge High School Chilton High School New Holstein High School County Door Schools Gibraltar High School Southern Door High School Washington Island High School Sevastopol High School Sturgeon Bay High School County Florence Schools Florence High School County Fond du Lac Schools Campbellsport High School Laconia High School St. Mary's Springs Academy Fond du Lac Christian School Oakfield High School Trinity Baptist School Fond du Lac High School Ripon High School Winnebago Lutheran Academy Horace Mann High School St. Lawrence Seminary County Green Lake Schools Berlin High Schol Markesan High School Princeton Public School Green Lake High School County Kewaunee Schools Algoma High School Kewaunee High School Luxemburg-Casco High School County Manitowoc Schools Kiel High School Mishicot High School Two Rivers High School Lincoln High School Reedsville High School Valders High School Manitowoc Lutheran High School Roncalli Catholic High School County Marinette Schools Coleman High School Marinette High School St. Thomas Aquinas Academy Crivitz High School Niagara High School Wausaukee High School Faith Christian School Pembine High School Goodman High School Peshtigo High School County Marquette Schools Westfield Area High School County Menominee Schools Menominee Indian High School County Oconto Schools Gillett High School Oconto High School Suring High School Lena High School Oconto Falls High School Deprey-Skyline Page 1 of 2 County Outagamie Schools Appleton East High School Hortonville High School Seymour High School Appleton North High School Kaukauna High School Shiocton High School Appleton West High School Kimberly High School Xavier High School Fox Valley Lutheran High School Little Chute High School Freedom High School Oneida Nation High School County Shawano Schools Bonduel High School Shawano High School Wittenberg-Birnamwood High School Bowler High School Tigerton High School Wolf River Lutheran High School Gresham High School County Sheboygan Schools Cedar Grove High School Oostburg High School Sheboygan County Christian High Elkhart Lake High School Plymouth High School Sheboygan Falls High School Howards Grove High School Random Lake High School Sheboygan North High School Kohler High School Sheboygan Area Lutheran High School Sheboygan South High School County Waupaca Schools Clintonville High School Little Wolf High School Waupaca High School First Baptist Christian School Marion High School Weyauwega Fremont High School Iola-Scandinavia High School New London High Schol County Waushara Schools Tri-County High School Wautoma High School Wild Rose High School County Winnebago Schools Lourdes Academy High School Oshkosh North High School Winneconne High School Menasha High School Oshkosh West High School Wyldewood Christian School Neenah High School St. Mary Catholic High School Omro High School Valley Christian High School Deprey-Skyline Page 2 of 2.
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