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BTOP CCI Community Anchor Institutions Detail BTOP CCI Community Anchor Institutions Detail Title: Illinois Broadband Opportunity Partnerhsip East Central Easy Grants ID: 4243 Facility Name Organization Address Line 1 City State Zip Facility Type A F Ames Elementary School Riverside SD 96 86 Southcote Rd Riverside IL 60546 School (K-12) Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Belleville SD 118 820 Royal Heights Rd Belleville IL 62223 School (K-12) Academy of Our Lady Academy of Our Lady 510 10Th St Waukegan IL 60085 School (K-12) Academy of Scholastic Achievement Academy of Scholastic Achievement 4651 W. Madison St Chicago IL 60644 School (K-12) Academy Of St. Benedict The African - Laflin Archdiocese of Chicago 6020 S. Laflin St Chicago IL 60636 School (K-12) Academy Of St. Benedict The African - Stewart Archdiocese of Chicago 6547 S. Stewart St Chicago IL 60621 School (K-12) Acorn Public Library District Acorn Public Library District 15624 S Central Avenue Oak Forest IL 60452 Library Adams Elementary School Lincoln Elementary Schools Dist 27 1311 Nicholson Rd Lincoln IL 62656 School (K-12) Addison Public Library Addison Public Library 4 Friendship Plaza Addison IL 60101 Library Adlai E Stevenson High School Adlai E Stevenson HSD 125 1 Stevenson Dr Lincolnshire IL 60069 School (K-12) Adler Planetarium And Astronomy Museum Adler Planetarium 1300 S Lake Shore Dr Chicago IL 60605 Other Community Support Organization Adler School Of Professional Psychology Adler School Of Professional Psychology 65 East Wacker Pl Chicago IL 60601 Other Institution of Higher Education Administration Center - Grundy County Of Grundy 1320 Union Street Morris IL 60450 Other Government Facility Aero Special Education Coop A E R O Special Education Coop 7600 S Mason Ave Burbank IL 60459 School (K-12) AGR - 801 E. Sangamon Ave - AGR-H001 Illinois Dept of Agriculture 801 E. Sangamon Ave Springfield IL 62702 Other Government Facility Akiba-Schechter Day School Akiba-Schechter Day School 5235 S. Cornell Avenue Chicago IL 60615 School (K-12) Alain Locke Charter Academy Inner City Teaching Corps 3141 W. Jackson BLVD Chicago IL 60612 School (K-12) Alden Hebron SD 19 Alden Hebron SD 19 9604 Illinois St Hebron IL 60034 School (K-12) Alex M Martino Jr High School New Lenox SD 122 731 E Joliet Hwy New Lenox IL 60451 School (K-12) Alexander Elementary School Franklin CUSD 1 107 N. School Avenue Alexander IL 62601 School (K-12) Algonquin Area Public Library - Branch Library Algonquin Area Public Library District 115 Eastgate Dr Algonquin IL 60102 Library Algonquin Area Public Library - Main Library Algonquin Area Public Library District 2600 Harnish Dr Algonquin IL 60102 Library Alhambra Elementary School Highland CUSD 5 302 W. Main Alhambra IL 62001 School (K-12) All Saints Academy-Breese All Saints Academy-Breese 295 N. Clinton Street Breese IL 62230 School (K-12) All Saints Academy-Primary Building-Breese All Saints Academy-Breese 260 S. Main Breese IL 62230 School (K-12) Allerton Public Library Allerton Public Library 201 N State St Monticello IL 61856 Library Alliance for Character in Education Des Plaines Alliance for Charter in Education 1040 Thacker St. Des Plaines IL 60016 School (K-12) Alliance Library System Alliance Library System 600 High Point Lane #1 East Peoria IL 61611 Library Alpha Park Public Library District Alpha Park Public Library District 3527 S. Airport Rd. Bartonville IL 61607 Library Alsip-Merrionette Park Public Library Dist Alsip-Merrionette Park Public Library Dist 11960 S Pulaski Rd Alsip IL 60803 Library Altamont Grade School Altamont Cusd 10 407 S. Edwards St Altamont IL 62411 School (K-12) Altamont High School Altamont CUSD 10 7 S. Ewing St Altamont IL 62411 School (K-12) American Library Association American Library Association 50 E. Huron Street Chicago IL 60611 Library Ancona School Society Incorporated Ancona School Society Incorporated 4770 S. Dorchester Av Chicago IL 60615 School (K-12) Anna McDonald Elementary School Manhattan SD 114 200 Second St Manhattan IL 60442 School (K-12) Anne M Jeans Elementary School CCSD 180 Burr Ridge 16W631 91st St Willowbrook IL 60527 School (K-12) Anne Sullivan Elementary School Prospect Heights SD 23 700 N. Schoenbeck Rd Prospect Heights IL 60070 School (K-12) Annerino Community Center Bolingbrook Park District 201 Recreation Dr Bolingbrook IL 60440 Other Government Facility Annunciata School Archdiocese of Chicago 3750 E. 112Th St Chicago IL 60617 School (K-12) Annunciation B.V.M. School Annunciation 1840 Church Rd Aurora IL 60505 School (K-12) Antioch Public Library District Antioch Public Library District 757 Main Street Antioch IL 60002 Library Aptakisic Jr High School Aptakisic-Tripp CCSD 102 1231 Weiland Rd Buffalo Grove IL 60089 School (K-12) Arbor Park SD 145 Arbor Park SD 145 17301 Central Avenue Oak Forest IL 60452 School (K-12) Archbishop Quigley Center Archdiocese of Chicago 103 E. Chestnut St. Chicago IL 60611 Other Community Support Organization Archdiocese of Chicago MAIN Archdiocese of Chicago 155 E Superior Street Chicago IL 60611 Other Community Support Organization Arcola High School Arcola CUSD 306 351 W. Washington St Arcola IL 61910 School (K-12) Arcola Public Library Arcola Public Library 407 East Main Street Arcola IL 61910 Library Area Five Hub Area Five Hub 200 Clay Street Edwardsville IL 62025 Other Community Support Organization Argo Community High School Argo CHSD 217 7329 W. 63rd Street Summit IL 60501 School (K-12) Arlington Heights Memorial Library Arlington Heights Memorial Library 500 N. Dunton Arlington Heights IL 60004 Library Arlington Heights Senior Center Arlington Heights Memorial Library 1801 W. Central Road Arlington Heights IL 60004 Other Community Support Organization Armstrong Township HS Armstrong Township HSD 225 PO Box 37 Armstrong IL 61812 School (K-12) Arrowsmith Community Center Village Of Arrowsmith 303 N Main St Arrowsmith IL 61722 Other Community Support Organization Arrowsmith Township Shed Village Of Arrowsmith 104 N Main St Arrowsmith IL 61722 Other Government Facility Arrowsmith Village Fire Department Village Of Arrowsmith 202 S Main St Arrowsmith IL 61722 Public Safety Entity Arrowsmith Village Hall Village Of Arrowsmith 301 E Ulmer Arrowsmith IL 61722 Other Government Facility Arthur Sr High School Arthur CUSD 305 301 E. Columbia St Arthur IL 61911 School (K-12) Aspira Antonia Pantoja High School Aspira Inc of Illinois 3119 N Pulaski Chicago IL 60641 School (K-12) Aspira Haugan Charter Aspira Inc of Illinois 3729 W Leland Ave. Chicago IL 60625 School (K-12) Aspira HQ Aspira Inc of Illinois 2415 N. Milwaukee Ave. Chicago IL 60647 School (K-12) Asta Care Center Of Pontiac Asta Care Center 300 W Lowell Ave Pontiac IL 61764 Medical Or Healthcare Provider Astoria CUSD 1 Astoria CUSD 1 402 N. Jefferson Astoria IL 61501 School (K-12) ATG - 100 W Randolph - ATG-H002 Attorney General 100 W Randolph Chicago IL 60601 Other Government Facility Atg - 100 W Randolph - Atg-H002 Attorney General 100 W Randolph Chicago IL 60601 Other Government Facility ATG - 1776 E Washington - ATG-R012 Attorney General 1776 E Washington Urbana IL 61802 Other Government Facility Atg - 200 S Wyman St - Atg-R005 Attorney General 200 S Wyman St Rockford IL 61107 Other Government Facility ATG - 201 WEST POINT DR - ATG-R010 Attorney General 201 WEST POINT DR SWANSEA IL 62226 Other Government Facility ATG - 3000 Montvale - ATG-R016 Attorney General 3000 Montvale Springfield IL 62704 Other Government Facility ATG - 324 MAIN ST - ATG-R007 Attorney General 324 MAIN ST PEORIA IL 61602 Other Government Facility ATG - 3333 W Arthington - ATG-R013 Attorney General 3333 W Arthington Chicago IL 60624 Other Government Facility ATG - 500 S. Second - ATG-H001 Attorney General 500 S. Second Springfield IL 62706 Other Government Facility ATG - 628 MAINE ST - ATG-R008 Attorney General 628 MAINE ST QUINCY IL 62301 Other Government Facility ATG - 69 W Washington - ATG-R001 Attorney General 69 W Washington Chicago IL 60601 Other Government Facility ATG - 7906 S COTTAGE GROVE AV - ATG-R004 Attorney General 7906 S. Cottage Grove Ave Chicago IL 60619 Other Government Facility Athens HS Athens CUSD 213 1 Warrior Way Athens IL 62613 School (K-12) Atlanta City Hall City Of Atlanta 107 Ne 1St St Atlanta IL 61723 Other Government Facility Atlanta Memorial Community House City Of Atlanta 106 Sw 6Th St Atlanta IL 61723 Other Community Support Organization Atlanta Public Library And Museum Atlanta Public Library 100 Nw Race St Atlanta IL 61723 Library Atlanta Rescue Squad City Of Atlanta 112 Sw 1St St Atlanta IL 61723 Public Safety Entity Atlanta Township Shed Atlanta Township 301 Sw Arch St Atlanta IL 61723 Other Government Facility Atwood - Hammond High School Atwood - Hammond CUSD 39 222 W. Magnolia St Atwood IL 61913 School (K-12) Auburn Elementary School Auburn CUSD 10 445 N 5th St Auburn IL 62615 School (K-12) Aurora Central Catholic High School Aurora Central Catholic High School 1255 N Edgelawn Dr Aurora IL 60506 School (K-12) Aurora East High School East Aurora CUSD 131 500 Tomcat Lane Aurora IL 60505 School (K-12) Aurora Public Library Aurora Public Library 1 E Benton St Aurora IL 60505 Library Aurora Public Library - Eola Road Branch Library Aurora Public Library 555 S Eola Rd Aurora IL 60504 Library Aurora Public Library - Support Facility Aurora Public Library 1100 Church Rd Aurora IL 60505 Library Aurora Public Library - West Branch Library Aurora Public Library 233 S Constitution Dr Aurora IL 60506 Library Aurora University - Main Campus Aurora University 1400 MARSEILLAISE PL Aurora IL 60506 Other Institution of Higher Education
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