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Secondary School/ Community College Code List 2014–15 The numbers in this code list are used by both the College Board® and ACT® connect to college successTM www.collegeboard.com Alabama - United States Code School Name & Address Alabama 010000 ABBEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 411 GRABALL CUTOFF, ABBEVILLE AL 36310-2073 010001 ABBEVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, PO BOX 9, ABBEVILLE AL 36310-0009 010040 WOODLAND WEST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 3717 OLD JASPER HWY, PO BOX 190, ADAMSVILLE AL 35005 010375 MINOR HIGH SCHOOL, 2285 MINOR PKWY, ADAMSVILLE AL 35005-2532 010010 ADDISON HIGH SCHOOL, 151 SCHOOL DRIVE, PO BOX 240, ADDISON AL 35540 010017 AKRON COMMUNITY SCHOOL EAST, PO BOX 38, AKRON AL 35441-0038 010022 KINGWOOD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 1351 ROYALTY DR, ALABASTER AL 35007-3035 010026 EVANGEL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, PO BOX 1670, ALABASTER AL 35007-2066 010028 EVANGEL CLASSICAL CHRISTIAN, 423 THOMPSON RD, ALABASTER AL 35007-2066 012485 THOMPSON HIGH SCHOOL, 100 WARRIOR DR, ALABASTER AL 35007-8700 010025 ALBERTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 402 EAST MCCORD AVE, ALBERTVILLE AL 35950 010027 ASBURY HIGH SCHOOL, 1990 ASBURY RD, ALBERTVILLE AL 35951-6040 010030 MARSHALL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 1631 BRASHERS CHAPEL RD, ALBERTVILLE AL 35951-3511 010035 BENJAMIN RUSSELL HIGH SCHOOL, 225 HEARD BLVD, ALEXANDER CITY AL 35011-2702 010047 LAUREL HIGH SCHOOL, LAUREL STREET, ALEXANDER CITY AL 35010 010051 VICTORY BAPTIST ACADEMY, 210 SOUTH ROAD, ALEXANDER CITY AL 35010 010055 ALEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL, PO BOX 180, ALEXANDRIA AL 36250-0180 010060 ALICEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 417 3RD STREET SE, ALICEVILLE AL 35442 010070 WINTERBORO HIGH SCHOOL, 22601 A1 HIGHWAY 21, ALPINE AL 35014 010074 GLAD TIDINGS CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 1890 VAUGHN ROAD, ALTOONA AL 35952 010080 ANDALUSIA HIGH SCHOOL, 701 THIRD STREET, ANDALUSIA AL 36420 010090 PLEASANT HOME SCHOOL, 12548 FALCO RD., ANDALUSIA AL 36420-9018 010100 STRAUGHN HIGH SCHOOL, 29448 STRAUGHN SCHOOL RD, ANDALUSIA AL 36421 010109 DONOHO SCHOOL, 2501 HENRY RD, ANNISTON AL 36207-6341 010110 ANNISTON HIGH SCHOOL, 1301 WOODSTOCK AVE, ANNISTON AL 36207-4729 010117 CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 2885 CHOCCOLOCCO ROAD, ANNISTON AL 36207 010123 SAKS HIGH SCHOOL, 4401 SAKS ROAD, ANNISTON AL 36206-1901 010124 FAITH CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL, 4100 RONNAKI RD, ANNISTON AL 36207-7150 010125 WELLBORN HIGH SCHOOL, 135 PINSON RD, ANNISTON AL 36201-5855 010126 HARVEST EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE, 707 WILMER AVE, ANNISTON AL 36201-5631 012090 WHITE PLAINS HIGH SCHOOL, 250 WHITE PLAINS RD, ANNISTON AL 36207-0405 010129 ARAB CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 515 2ND AVENUE NW, PO BOX 622, ARAB AL 35016 010130 ARAB HIGH SCHOOL, 511 ARABIAN DR NE, ARAB AL 35016-1160 010132 ARDMORE HIGH SCHOOL, 30285 ARDMORE AVE, ARDMORE AL 35739-7468 010135 ARITON HIGH SCHOOL, 264 CREEL RICHARDSON DR., PO BOX 750, ARITON AL 36311 010140 MEEK HIGH SCHOOL, 6615 CO RD 41, PO BOX 168, ARLEY AL 35541 010143 ASHFORD ACADEMY, 1100 N BROADWAY ST, ASHFORD AL 36312-3554 010150 ASHFORD HIGH SCHOOL, 607 CHURCH STREET, ASHFORD AL 36312-4525 010156 FIRST ASSEMBLY CHRSTN SCHOOL, 85621 HIGHWAY 9 NORTH, PO BOX 697, ASHLAND AL 36251 010781 MELLOW VALLEY CHRISTIAN ACAD, 37993 HWY 77, ASHLAND AL 36251 010165 ASHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 33215 US HIGHWAY 231, ASHVILLE AL 35953-6254 010166 CALVARY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 11831 COUNTY ROAD 31 # 100, ASHVILLE AL 35953-7025 010014 LINDSAY LANE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 705 W SANDERFER RD, ATHENS AL 35611-4047 010170 ATHENS BIBLE SCHOOL, 507 SOUTH HOFFMAN STREET, ATHENS AL 35611-2799 010175 ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL, 100 HWY 31 N, ATHENS AL 35611-2143 010180 CLEMENTS HIGH SCHOOL, 7730 US HIGHWAY 72, ATHENS AL 35611-0202 010181 TEMPLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 27610 COPELAND RD, ATHENS AL 35613-4808 010185 EAST LIMESTONE HIGH SCHOOL, 15641 EAST LIMESTONE ROAD, ATHENS AL 35613 010186 LIMESTONE CTY CAREER/TECH CTR, 505 EAST SANDERFER ROAD, ATHENS AL 35611 010187 MOUNT PISGAH BAPTIST ACADEMY, 20255 ALABAMA HIGHWAY 99, ATHENS AL 35611 010199 ATMORE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 245 TENNANT DRIVE, ATMORE AL 36502-9170 010200 ESCAMBIA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, 1215 SOUTH PRESLEY STREET, ATMORE AL 36502-3299 010202 PRECEPT CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 245 TENNANT DR, ATMORE AL 36502-1010 010586 ESCAMBIA ACADEMY, 268 COWPEN CREEK ROAD, ATMORE AL 36502-9188 010210 ETOWAH HIGH SCHOOL, 201 CASE AVE, ATTALLA AL 35954 011189 PASE HIGH SCHOOL, 106 BURKE AVE SE, ATTALLA AL 35954-3460 010220 AUBURN HIGH SCHOOL, 405 S DEAN RD, AUBURN AL 36830-6201 010221 COVENANT PRESBYTRIAN CHRSTN SC, 445 SHELTON ROAD, AUBURN AL 36830 010223 LEE-SCOTT ACADEMY, 1601 ACADEMY DR, AUBURN AL 36830-2862 010224 LAKEVIEW CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 1600 E GLENN AVE, AUBURN AL 36830-5784 1 Alabama - United States Code School Name & Address 012051 BALLARD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 1415 MOORES MILL ROAD, AUBURN AL 36830 010235 AUTAUGAVILLE HIGH SCHOOL, 2708 DUTCH BEND STREET, PO BOX 99, AUTAUGAVILLE AL 36003 001939 JAMES H FAULKNER ST CMTY COLL, 1900 US HIGHWAY 31 S., BAY MINETTE AL 36507 010245 BALDWIN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL, 1 TIGER DR, BAY MINETTE AL 36507-3300 010248 NORTH BALDWIN CENTER FOR TECH, 505 WEST HURRICANE ROAD, BAY MINETTE AL 36507 010265 PHILLIPS HIGH SCHOOL, 142 SCHOOL AVENUE, BEAR CREEK AL 35543 010275 J F SHIELDS HIGH SCHOOL, 17688 HIGHWAY 21 NORTH, BEATRICE AL 36425 010300 BERRY HIGH SCHOOL, 18242 HWY 18 EAST, BERRY AL 35546 010306 BESSEMER ACADEMY, 1705 4TH AVENUE SOUTHWEST, BESSEMER AL 35022-5222 010311 BESSEMER CITY HIGH SCHOOL, 4950 PREMIERE PKWY, BESSEMER AL 35022-5500 010312 HARVEST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 7303 TAYLORS FERRY ROAD, BESSEMER AL 35023-5568 010313 GODS CHURCH CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 3100 DARTMOUTH AVENUE, BESSEMER AL 35020 010320 OAK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL, 9494 OAK GROVE PKWY, BESSEMER AL 35023-7190 010321 ROCK CREEK ACADEMY, 901 GLAZE DR, BESSEMER AL 35023 010322 BRENTWOOD CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 831 EASTERN VALLEY ROAD, BESSEMER AL 35020 010324 SOUTHCREST CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 4317 SOUTH SHADES CREST ROAD, BESSEMER AL 35023 010758 CALVARY CHRISTIAN SCH, 7570 15TH STREET RD, BESSEMER AL 35023-5550 010325 BILLINGSLEY SCHOOL, 2446 CO ROAD 77, PO BOX 118, BILLINGSLEY AL 36006-0118 001352 JEFFERSON STATE COMMUNITY COLL, 2601 CARSON ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 001933 LAWSON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, 3060 WILSON ROAD SOUTHWEST, BIRMINGHAM AL 35221 010326 ALABAMA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS, 1800 REV ABRAHAM WOODS JR BLVD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35203-2203 010332 BRIARWOOD CHRISTIAN HS, 6255 CAHABA VALLEY ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35242-4915 010335 ALTAMONT SCHOOL, 4801 ALTAMONT RD S, BIRMINGHAM AL 35222-4445 010342 CATHEDRAL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 1401 HUFFMAN ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 010344 CENTRAL PARK CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 1900 43RD ST W, BIRMINGHAM AL 35208-3309 010346 MOUNTAIN VIEW BAPTIST SCHOOL, 5568 CHALKVILLE ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35235-2170 010351 GLORLAND CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 1829 CIRCLEWOOD DRIVE, BIRMINGHAM AL 35214 010355 RAMSAY HIGH SCHOOL, 1800 13TH AVENUE SOUTH, BIRMINGHAM AL 35205 010356 GAN GAN AND PA PA LEARN RES CT, 9029 AIRPORT ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35217 010359 GLEN IRIS BAPTIST SCHOOL, 1137 10TH PL S, BIRMINGHAM AL 35205-4682 010362 GOOD SAMARITAN CHRISTIAN SCH, 1526 HUFFMAN ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 010366 HUFFMAN HIGH SCHOOL, 950 OLD SPRINGVILLE ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 010370 JOHN CARROLL CATHOLIC HS, 300 LAKESHORE PKWY, BIRMINGHAM AL 35209-7114 010372 FOREST PARK SCHOOL, 4011 8TH COURT SOUTH, BIRMINGHAM AL 35222 010378 MARANATHAN ACADEMY, PO BOX 320321, BIRMINGHAM AL 35232-0321 010379 MIRACLE DLVRNCE TMPL LRNG ACAD, 28 S PARK RD SW, BIRMINGHAM AL 35211-3032 010381 SPAIN PARK HIGH SCHOOL, 4700 JAGUAR DR, BIRMINGHAM AL 35242-4678 010382 WESTMINSTER SCHOOL AT OAK MT, 5080 CAHABA VALLEY TRACE, BIRMINGHAM AL 35242 010383 ISLAMIC ACADEMY OF ALABAMA, 1810 25TH CT S, BIRMINGHAM AL 35209-1926 010395 A H PARKER HIGH SCHOOL, 400 REVEREND ABRAHAM WOODS JR, BIRMINGHAM AL 35204-3702 010402 THE ARLINGTON SCHOOL, 1312 22ND STREET SOUTH, BIRMINGHAM AL 35205 010404 PARKWAY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 959 HUFFMAN ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 010405 GW CARVER HS HLTH PROF ENG TEC, 3900 TWENTY-FOURTH ST NORTH, BIRMINGHAM AL 35207 010406 PARKWAY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 9753 PARKWAY EAST, BIRMINGHAM AL 35215-7803 010408 OAK MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL, 5476 CALDWELL MILL RD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35242-4520 010409 WINEWOOD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 2974 WINEWOOD RD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 010413 STONECREEK MONTESSORI ACADEMY, 5091 CALDWELL MILL RD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35242-4525 010415 SHADES VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, 6100 OLD LEEDS ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35210 010416 SPRINGVILLE RD CMTY CHURCH SCH, 2165 OLD SPRINGVILLE ROAD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 010418 ALABAMA YOUTH SER CHLKVLLE CAM, POST OFFICE BOX 9486, BIRMINGHAM AL 35215 010421 SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL, 605 HAGOOD, PO BOX 131431, BIRMINGHAM AL 35213 010422 VALLEYDALE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY, 2408 VALLEYDALE RD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35244-2015 010425 WENONAH HIGH SCHOOL, 2800 WILSON RD SW, BIRMINGHAM AL 35221-1303 010429 EPHESUS ACADEMY, 829 MCMILLON AVE SW, BIRMINGHAM AL 35211 010435 P D JACKSON-OLIN HIGH SCHOOL, 510-12TH STREET ENSLEY, BIRMINGHAM AL 35218 010439 SHADES MOUNTAIN INDP CRCH ACAD, 2281 OLD TYLER RD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35226-1701 010440 WOODLAWN HIGH SCHOOL - MAGNET, 5620 1ST AVE N, BIRMINGHAM AL 35212-1602 010970 HOLY FAMILY CRISTO REY HS, 2001 19TH ST, BIRMINGHAM AL 35218-2059 010971 CALVARY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL, 6200 BIRMINGPORT RD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35224-1231 011459 JEFFERSON COUNTY INTERNATIONAL, 6100 OLD LEEDS RD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35210-4278 011748 MIDFIELD HIGH SCHOOL, 1600 HIGH SCHOOL RD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35221-1602 012385 FULTONDALE HIGH SCHOOL, 1450 CARSON RD N, BIRMINGHAM AL 35217-1171 012610 TARRANT HIGH SCHOOL, 91 BLACK CREEK RD, BIRMINGHAM AL 35217-1961 2 Alabama - United States Code School Name & Address 010450 J B PENNINGTON HIGH SCHOOL, 81 COLLEGE STREET, BLOUNTSVILLE
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    'RC 009 007 AUTHOR Johnson, Elyot W

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  • Distribution of Direct Delivery USDA Foods for Super Co-Op Member Districts

    Distribution of Direct Delivery USDA Foods for Super Co-Op Member Districts

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    A Handbook of Double Stars, with a Catalogue of Twelve Hundred

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