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Number CORPORATION_NAME Number SCHOOL_NAME 9545 21st Century Charter Sch of Gary 4164 21st Century Charter Sch of Gary 9970 ACE Preparatory Academy 1111 ACE Preparatory Academy 0015 Adams Central Community Schools 0013 Adams Central Middle School 0015 Adams Central Community Schools 0020 Adams Central Elementary School 0015 Adams Central Community Schools 0021 Adams Central High School 9130 Adelante Schools 9993 Emma Donnan Elementary and Middle 5265 Alexandria Community School Corp 5041 Alexandria-Monroe High School 5265 Alexandria Community School Corp 5065 Alexandria Monroe Elementary School 5265 Alexandria Community School Corp 5069 Alexandria Monroe Academy 9065 Allegiant Preparatory Academy 1002 Allegiant Preparatory Academy 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 4906 COMPASS Alternative School 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 4945 Anderson High School 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 4953 Edgewood Elementary School 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 4967 Anderson Intermediate School 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 4977 Tenth Street Elementary School 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 5023 Southview Preschool Center 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 5033 Valley Grove Elementary School 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 5076 Highland Middle School 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 5102 Eastside Elementary School 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 5142 Anderson Elementary School 5275 Anderson Community School Corp 5146 Erskine Elementary School 9790 Anderson Preparatory Academy 5092 Anderson Preparatory Academy 9615 Andrew J Brown Academy 5488 Andrew J Brown Academy 5470 Argos Community Schools 5936 Argos Community Elementary 5470 Argos Community Schools 5937 Argos Comm Jr-Sr High School 9685 Aspire Charter Academy 4043 Aspire Charter Academy 2435 Attica Consolidated School Corp 2053 Attica High School 2435 Attica Consolidated School Corp 2057 Attica Elementary School 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2726 River Birch Elementary School 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2728 Avon Intermediate School East 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2729 Avon Intermediate School West 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2730 Avon Middle School North 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2733 Maple Elementary School 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2734 White Oak Elementary School 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2735 Sycamore Elementary School 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2736 Avon Middle School South 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2737 Avon High School 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2738 Cedar Elementary School 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2739 Pine Tree Elementary School 3315 Avon Community School Corp 2740 Hickory Elementary School 9645 Avondale Meadows Academy 5716 Avondale Meadows Academy 9040 Avondale Meadows Middle School 7094 Avondale Meadows Middle School 1315 Barr-Reeve Community Schools Inc 1069 Barr Reeve Middle/High School 1315 Barr-Reeve Community Schools Inc 1075 Barr Reeve Elementary School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0328 Clifty Creek Elementary School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0346 CSA Lincoln Campus 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0353 Mount Healthy Elementary School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0354 Richard L Johnson Early Educ Cntr 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0357 Parkside Elementary School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0363 W D Richards Elementary School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0366 Rockcreek Elementary School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0369 Lillian Schmitt Elementary School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0371 L F Smith Elementary 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0375 CSA Fodrea Campus 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0377 Taylorsville Elementary School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0387 Columbus Area Career Connection 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0390 Central Middle School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0392 Southside Elementary School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0395 Northside Middle School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0397 Columbus North High School 0365 Bartholomew Con School Corp 0399 Columbus East High School 6895 Batesville Community School Corp 7217 Batesville High School 6895 Batesville Community School Corp 7218 Batesville Primary School 6895 Batesville Community School Corp 7219 Batesville Middle School 6895 Batesville Community School Corp 7229 Batesville Intermediate School 2260 Baugo Community Schools 1701 Jimtown High School 2260 Baugo Community Schools 1703 Jimtown Junior High School 2260 Baugo Community Schools 1705 Jimtown Elementary School 2260 Baugo Community Schools 1707 Jimtown Intermediate School 5380 Beech Grove City Schools 5449 Beech Grove Sr High School 5380 Beech Grove City Schools 5453 Beech Grove Middle School 5380 Beech Grove City Schools 5457 Central Elementary School 5380 Beech Grove City Schools 5461 South Grove Intermediate School 5380 Beech Grove City Schools 5463 Hornet Park Elementary School 9140 BELIEVE Circle City High School 9994 BELIEVE Circle City High School 0395 Benton Community School Corp 0421 Otterbein Elementary School 0395 Benton Community School Corp 0433 Boswell Elementary School 0395 Benton Community School Corp 0445 Benton Central Jr-Sr High School 0395 Benton Community School Corp 0446 Prairie Crossing Elementary School 0515 Blackford County Schools 0485 Montpelier School 0515 Blackford County Schools 0489 Blackford Jr-Sr High School 0515 Blackford County Schools 0494 Blackford Intermediate School 0515 Blackford County Schools 0501 North Side Elementary School 2920 Bloomfield School District 2417 Bloomfield Elementary School 2920 Bloomfield School District 2419 Bloomfield Jr-Sr High School 3405 Blue River Valley Schools 2801 Blue River Valley Jr-Sr High Sch 3405 Blue River Valley Schools 2803 Blue River Valley Elementary Sch 0935 Borden-Henryville School Corporation 0765 Henryville Jr & Sr High School 0935 Borden-Henryville School Corporation 0813 William W Borden High School 0935 Borden-Henryville School Corporation 0815 William W Borden Elementary School 5480 Bremen Public Schools 5941 Bremen Senior High School 5480 Bremen Public Schools 5943 Bremen Elementary/Middle School 0670 Brown County School Corporation 0571 Brown County Intermediate School 0670 Brown County School Corporation 0573 Brown County High School 0670 Brown County School Corporation 0577 Van Buren Elementary School 0670 Brown County School Corporation 0581 Helmsburg Elementary School 0670 Brown County School Corporation 0585 Sprunica Elementary School 0670 Brown County School Corporation 0587 Brown County Junior High 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2706 Brown Elementary School 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2707 Brownsburg Early Childhood Center 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2709 Brownsburg High School 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2711 Eagle Elementary School 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2713 Brownsburg West Middle School 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2714 Reagan Elementary School 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2718 Delaware Trail Elementary School 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2720 Brownsburg East Middle School 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2723 White Lick Elementary School 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2727 Cardinal Elementary School 3305 Brownsburg Community School Corp 2744 Lincoln Elementary School 3695 Brownstown Cnt Com Sch Corp 3107 Brownstown Central Middle School 3695 Brownstown Cnt Com Sch Corp 3126 Brownstown Central High School 3695 Brownstown Cnt Com Sch Corp 3129 Brownstown Elementary School 9620 Burris Laboratory School 1441 Burris Laboratory School 3455 C A Beard Memorial School Corp 2869 Knightstown High School 3455 C A Beard Memorial School Corp 2870 Knightstown Intermediate School 3455 C A Beard Memorial School Corp 2887 Knightstown Elementary School 9725 Canaan Community Academy 3312 Canaan Community Academy 6340 Cannelton City Schools 6733 Cannelton Elementary & High School 9880 Career Academy High School 7567 Career Academy High School 9965 Career Academy Middle School 7563 Career Academy Middle School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2505 Carmel High School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2506 Clay Middle School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2507 Woodbrook Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2508 Cherry Tree Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2509 Carmel Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2510 College Wood Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2511 Carmel Middle School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2512 Smoky Row Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2513 Orchard Park Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2515 Prairie Trace Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2516 Mohawk Trails Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2518 Forest Dale Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2520 Creekside Middle School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2522 Towne Meadow Elementary School 3060 Carmel Clay Schools 2526 West Clay Elementary School 0750 Carroll Consolidated School Corp 0621 Carroll Senior High School 0750 Carroll Consolidated School Corp 0623 Carroll Junior High School 0750 Carroll Consolidated School Corp 0629 Carroll Elementary School 2650 Caston School Corporation 2157 Caston Elementary School 2650 Caston School Corporation 2159 Caston Jr-Sr High School 4205 Center Grove Community School Corp 3434 Sugar Grove Elementary School 4205 Center Grove Community School Corp 3435 Center Grove Elementary School 4205 Center Grove Community School Corp 3437 Center Grove High School 4205 Center Grove Community School Corp 3438 Walnut Grove Elementary School 4205 Center Grove Community School Corp 3439 Maple Grove Elementary
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