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District 2013 Intent to Apply Detailed List of Potential Applicants: Race to the Top ‐ District 2013 Intent to Apply Count of Name of the applicant/local educational agency: $20‐25 $4‐10 million ‐ million ‐ $10‐20 2,000‐5,000 $25–30 million ‐ 10,001 – million ‐ participating 20,0001+ 20,0000 5,001‐10,000 students or 10+ participating participating participating LEAs in a Grand students students students consortia Total AK 11 North Slope Borough School District 11 AL 3 3 Birmingham City Schools 1 1 Huntsville City Schools 1 1 Mobile County Public School System 1 1 AR 1 2 3 602 Warren School District 1 1 Texarkana AR School District #7 11 Wynne Public Schools 11 AZ 3 4 2 5 14 Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Center 11 Cartwright Elementary School District 1 1 Coconino County Education Service Agency 1 1 Colorado River Union High School District 1 1 Empower College Prep 11 Glendale Elementary School District 1 1 Glendale Union High School District 1 1 Humboldt Unified School District 1 1 Maricopa County Education Service Agency 1 1 Peoria Unified School District 1 1 Pima Prevention Partnership dba Pima Partnership School 1 1 Sunnyside Unified School District #12 1 1 Tempe Elem. Dist. #3 11 Tucson Unified School District 1 1 CA 7 4 2 1 14 Ánimo Leadership Charter High School 1 1 Clovis Unified School District 1 1 District not Disclosed 11 Lorrie Lauer Seminars 1 1 Los Angeles Unified School District 1 1 Modesto City Schools 1 1 Oakland Unified School District 1 1 Parlier Unified School District 11 Porterville Unified School District 1 1 Rocketship Mateo Sheedy Elementary 11 San Bernardino City USD 1 1 Trinity Unlimited Childcare Center 11 Twin Rivers Unified School District 1 1 Val Verde Unified School District 1 1 CO 1 1 9 5 16 Adams County School District 14 1 1 Adams County School District 50, Westminster 1 1 Adams‐Arapahoe 28J (Aurora Public Schools) 1 1 Boulder Valley School District RE‐211 Colorado Charter School Institute 11 Denver Public Schools 1 1 Eagle County Schools 11 Englewood Schools 11 Garfield School District No. Re‐2 11 Harrison School District Two 1 1 Mapleton Public Schools 11 NOTE: The Department did not verify or screen for eligibility and only obvious duplicate entries were removed. When a potential applicant only included an individual name, we have listed the LEA as “District Not Disclosed.” Detailed List of Potential Applicants: Race to the Top ‐ District 2013 Intent to Apply Count of Name of the applicant/local educational agency: $20‐25 $4‐10 million ‐ million ‐ $10‐20 2,000‐5,000 $25–30 million ‐ 10,001 – million ‐ participating 20,0001+ 20,0000 5,001‐10,000 students or 10+ participating participating participating LEAs in a Grand students students students consortia Total Poudre School District 11 Pueblo County District 70 11 San Luis Valley BOCES 11 Thompson School District 11 Yuma School District 1 11 CT 1 4 1 2 8 ACES (Area Cooperative Educational Services) 1 1 Bridgeport City School District 1 1 CT Technical High School System 1 1 Danbury Public Schools 1 1 Hartford Public Schools 11 New Haven Public Schools 11 Norwalk Publlic Schools 1 1 Vernon Public Schools 11 DE 1 1 1 3 Caesar Rodney School District 1 1 Laurel School District 11 Red Clay Consolidated School District 1 1 FL 7 5 2 7 21 Charlotte County Public Schools 1 1 Collier County Public Schools 1 1 District not Disclosed 11 Duval County Public Schools 1 1 FL Virtual School 11 Flagler County School District 1 1 Gadsden County Public Schools 1 1 Hamilton County School District 11 Hernando County School District 1 1 Lake Wales Charter Schools 11 Panhandle Area Educational Consortium 1 1 Santa Rosa County School District 1 1 School Board of Orange County, FL 1 1 School Board of Pinellas County, FL 11 School District of Clay County 1 1 School District of Escambia County 1 1 School District of Manatee County, FL 1 1 Seminole County Public Schools 11 Sumter District Schools 11 The School Board of Broward County 1 1 The School District of Osceola County, FL 1 1 GA 2 2 3 7 14 Barrow County Board of Education 11 Bibb County School District 1 1 Camden County Schools 11 Cherokee County School District 1 1 Clayton County Public Schools 11 Fulton County Schools 1 1 Haralson County Schools 11 Jefferson County Board of Education 11 Liberty County Schools System 1 1 Morgan County Charter School System 11 Peach County School District 11 NOTE: The Department did not verify or screen for eligibility and only obvious duplicate entries were removed. When a potential applicant only included an individual name, we have listed the LEA as “District Not Disclosed.” Detailed List of Potential Applicants: Race to the Top ‐ District 2013 Intent to Apply Count of Name of the applicant/local educational agency: $20‐25 $4‐10 million ‐ million ‐ $10‐20 2,000‐5,000 $25–30 million ‐ 10,001 – million ‐ participating 20,0001+ 20,0000 5,001‐10,000 students or 10+ participating participating participating LEAs in a Grand students students students consortia Total Randolph County Schools 11 Rockdale County Public Schools 1 1 Wilkinson County Schools 11 IA 112 Atlantic CSD 11 Dubuque Community Schools 1 1 ID 112 Bonneville Joint School District No. 93 11 Lewiston Independent School District No. 111 IL 1 4 5 10 Chicago Public Schools, #299 1 1 East St. Louis School District 1 1 Evanston/Skokie CCSD 65 11 Horizon Science Academy McKinley 11 Matteson SD 162 11 Rockford Public Schools #205 1 1 Round Lake Area Community School District 116 1 1 Sandoval Community Unit District 501 11 Urbana School District 116 11 Woodstock Community Unit School District 200 1 1 IN 1 2 5 8 Beech Grove City Schools 11 Gary Community School Corp 1 1 Goshen Community School Corporation 1 1 Irvington Community School, Inc. 11 Portage Township Schools 11 Project Refocus 11 Region 8 Education Service Center of Northeast Indiana 1 1 Richmond Community Schools 11 KS 13 15 AR City Schools 11 Derby Public Schools 11 Lawrence Virtual School 11 Southeast KS Education Service Center 1 1 Unified School District 501 Shawnee County 1 1 KY 2 1 3 6 12 Bourbon County Schools 11 Christian County Public School 1 1 Corbin Independent 11 Elizabethtown Independent Schools 11 Fayette County Public Schools 1 1 Henderson County Schools 11 Jefferson County Board of Education 1 1 Kenton County School District 1 1 KY Valley Educational Cooperative 1 1 Lewis County Board of Education 11 Montgomery County Public Schools 11 Todd County Public Schools 11 LA 3 2 3 7 15 Algiers Charter School Association 11 Ascension Parish School System 1 1 Avoyelles Parish School Board 1 1 NOTE: The Department did not verify or screen for eligibility and only obvious duplicate entries were removed. When a potential applicant only included an individual name, we have listed the LEA as “District Not Disclosed.” Detailed List of Potential Applicants: Race to the Top ‐ District 2013 Intent to Apply Count of Name of the applicant/local educational agency: $20‐25 $4‐10 million ‐ million ‐ $10‐20 2,000‐5,000 $25–30 million ‐ 10,001 – million ‐ participating 20,0001+ 20,0000 5,001‐10,000 students or 10+ participating participating participating LEAs in a Grand students students students consortia Total Caddo Parish Public Schools 1 1 District Cooperative of Louisiana 1 1 District not Disclosed 11 East Baton Rouge Parish Public Schools 1 1 East Feliciana Parish School Board 11 Lafayette parish School System 1 1 Morehouse Parish School Board 11 Morris Jeff Community School 11 Plaquemines Parish 11 St. Bernard Parish Public Schools 1 1 St. James Parish Public Schools 11 St. John the Baptist Public Schools 1 1 MA 1 1 2 5 9 Boston Public Schools 11 Falmouth Public Schools 11 Holyoke Public Schools 11 Ipswich Public Schools 11 Longmeadow Public Schools 1 1 Medford Public Schools 11 North Brookfield Public Schools 11 Springfield Public Schools 1 1 Wareham Public Schools 11 MD 2 1 1 4 Allegany County Public Schools 1 1 Baltimore County Public Schools 1 1 Cecil County Public Schools 11 PGCPS 1 1 ME 112 Auburn School Department 11 Portland Public Schools 11 MI 1 1 1 3 6 Education Achievement Authority of Michigan 1 1 Romulus Community Schools 11 School District of the City of Detroit 1 1 University Prep Science & Math 11 Wayne‐Westland Community School District 1 1 Westwood Community School District 11 MN 2 1 1 6 10 Fridley Public Schools 11 Independent School District 196 11 Independent School District No. 656 11 ISD 279 ‐ Osseo Area Schools 1 1 Janesville‐Waldorf‐Pemberton 11 Lakes Country Service Cooperative 11 Laura Jeffrey Academy 11 Robbinsdale Area Schools 1 1 Rushford‐Peterson Schools 11 Saint Paul Public Schools 1 1 MO 1 1 4 3 9 Blue Springs R‐IV School District 1 1 District not Disclosed 112 Hickman Mills Prevention Coalition 11 NOTE: The Department did not verify or screen for eligibility and only obvious duplicate entries were removed. When a potential applicant only included an individual name, we have listed the LEA as “District Not Disclosed.” Detailed List of Potential Applicants: Race to the Top ‐ District 2013 Intent to Apply Count of Name of the applicant/local educational agency: $20‐25 $4‐10 million ‐ million ‐ $10‐20 2,000‐5,000 $25–30 million ‐ 10,001 – million ‐ participating 20,0001+ 20,0000 5,001‐10,000 students or 10+ participating participating participating LEAs in a Grand students students students consortia Total Jefferson City Public Schools 1 1 Joplin Schools 11 KS City #33 11 Poplar Bluff RI 11 Waynesville R‐VI School District 11 MS 1 1 2 4 8 ClARsdale Municipal School District 11 Corinth School District 11 Jackson Public School District 1 1 Jefferson County Public
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