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ARRL ETP Schools School Name City State University of Alaska Anchorage AK Fort Greely School Delta Junction AK Wasilla High School Wasilla AK Blountsville Elementary School Bountsville AL Northside Methodist Academy Dothan AL Hoover City Schools Hoover AL NASA Education, Digital Learning Network Huntsville AL Whitesburg Middle Huntsville AL Bob Jones High School Madison AL Columbia Elementary School Madison AL Discovery Middle School Madison AL Heritage Elementary School Madison AL Horizon Elementary School Madison AL Liberty Middle School Madison AL Madison Elementary Madison AL West Madison Elementary School Madison AL Pell City High School Pell City AL Clay-Chalkville High School Pinson AL Vernon Intermediate Vernon AL Bismarck Middle School Bismarck AR University of Arkansas at Fort Smith Fort Smith AR Woodlawn High School Rison AR Rose Bud Elementary School Rose Bud AR Westside Elementary School Searcy AR College Hill Elementary School Texarkana AR College Hill Elementary School Texarkana AR Lawrence County School District Walnut Ridge AR Bradshaw Mountain Middle School Dewey AZ Flagstaff Middle School Flagstaff AZ Northland Preparatory School Flagstaff AZ Mohave High School Golden Valley AZ Continental School Green Valley AZ Blue Ridge Middle School Lakeside AZ Brimhall Junior High School Mesa AZ Bennett Academy Phoenix AZ Carl Hayden High School Phoenix AZ Chaparral High School Scottsdale AZ Sonoran Sky Elementary School Scottsdale AZ Dietz Elementary School Tucson AZ Home School-Morning Joy Ministry Tucson AZ Jefferson Park Elementary School Tucson AZ Lynn-Urquides Elementary Tucson AZ Mansfeld Middle School Tucson AZ updated Sept 2014 ARRL ETP Schools Pueblo Magnet High School Tucson AZ University Of Arizona Tucson AZ Sitting Bull Middle School Apple Valley CA Menlo School Atherton CA A.C. Stelle Middle School Calabasus CA Winston Churchill Middle School Carmichael CA Castro Valley High School Castro Valley CA Cathedral City High School Cathedral City CA Georgia F Morris Elementary School Colton CA Coronado Middle School Coronado CA Monta Vista High School Cupertino CA Iowa St. School Fallbrook CA Dorothy Grant Elementary School Fontana CA John Muir Charter School Fortuna CA Sunny Hills High School Fullerton CA Dos Pueblos High School Goleta CA Van Gogh Elementary School Granada Hills CA Dana Middle School Hawthorne CA San Andreas High School Highland CA Igo-Ono-Plantina School Igo CA Chalone Peaks Middle School King City CA Anderson Clark Magnet High School LaCrecenta CA Lakeside High School Lake Elsinore CA Lompoc High School Lompoc CA McBride High School Long Beach CA Robert A. Millikan High School Long Beach CA Wilson High School Long Beach CA California Aerospace Academy McClellan CA Moorpark High School Moorpark CA Napa Valley Language Academy Napa CA Sequoia Middle School Newbury Park CA Riverside Community College, Norco Campus Norco CA Cactus Intermediate School Palmdale CA Redlands High School Redlands CA Rio Linda Senior High School Rio Linda CA Granite Bay Montessori Roseville CA Oakmont High School Roseville CA Rowland High School Rowland Heights CA American River College Sacramento CA National University San Diego CA Santa Rosa Middle School Santa Rosa CA Ponderosa High School Shingle Springs CA Columbia College Sonora CA Carl Smith Middle School Terra Bella CA updated Sept 2014 ARRL ETP Schools El Camino College Torrance CA Phillip Magruder Middle School Torrance CA Southern California Regional Occupational Center Torrance CA Vacaville High School Vacaville CA Mesa Linda Middle School Victorville CA Trinity High School Weaverville CA Weed High School Weed CA Oaks Christian School Westlake Village CA Windsor Middle School Windsor CA Boulder High School Boulder CO Cherry Creek School District Centennial CO Cheyenne Mountain High School Colorado Springs CO Douglas County STEM School and Academy Highlands Ranch CO Acres Green Elementary School Littleton CO Silverton School Silverton CO Talcott Mountain Science Academy Avon CT Berlin High School Berlin CT Bolton Center School Bolton CT Bristol Eastern High School Bristol CT Henry Abbott CTHS Danbury CT Ellis Technical High School Danielson CT Fairfield Warde High School Fairfield CT Juliet W. Long School Gales Ferry CT Glastonbury High School Glastonbury CT Hartford Public High School Hartford CT Prince Tech Regional Voc High School Hartford CT The Watkinson School Hartford CT Wamogo Regional High School Litchfield CT Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School Manchester CT Another School Program Meriden CT E.C. Goodwin Technical High School New Britian CT Newington High School Newington CT Stonington High School Pawcatuck CT South Windsor High School South Windsor CT Academy of Information Technology & Engineering Stamford CT Suffield High School West Suffield CT Windsor High School Windsor CT Northwestern Regional High School Winsted CT Delcastle Technical High School Wilmington DE Cocoa Beach Jr/Sr High School Cocoa Beach FL Coral Gables High Coral Gables FL Edith Starke Elementary School Deland FL Gulf Breeze High Gulf Breeze FL Hoover Middle School Indialantic FL updated Sept 2014 ARRL ETP Schools Keystone Heights High School Keystone Heights FL Keystone Heights Middle School Keystone Heights FL Lyman High School Longwood FL West Shore Junior High Melbourne FL Wilkinson Jr. High School Middleburg FL Samsula Academy New Smyrna Beach FL Burns Science & Tech Charter School Oak Hill FL Fleming Island Elementary School Orange Park FL Orange Park High School Orange Park FL Lake Silver Elementary Orlando FL Sarasota County Schools Osprey FL Bayside High School Palm Bay FL Odyssey Charter School Palm Bay FL Palm Bay Community Charter School Palm Bay FL St. Joseph Catholic School Palm Bay FL Judy Andrews Center Pensacola FL Horizon Elementary Port Orange FL Seminole High School Sanford FL Community Christian School Tallahassee FL Middleton High School Tampa FL Museum of Science & Industry Tampa FL The Villages Charter School The Villages FL Astronaut High School Titusville FL Dennison Middle School Winter Haven FL Mill Springs Academy Alpharetta GA E. Rivers Elementary School Atlanta GA Marist School Atlanta GA Parkside Elementary Atlanta GA The Lovett School Atlanta GA Malcom Bridge Middle School Bogart GA Collins Elementary/Middle School Collins GA Agnes Scott College Decatur GA Creekland Middle School Lawrenceville GA Wheeler High School Lawrenceville GA Tattnall Square Academy Macon GA Blaine Street Elementary School Monroe GA LaFayette Middle School Rossville GA Georgia Institute of Technology Savannah GA Tift County High School Tifton GA Emanuel County Institute Twin City GA Houston County Career Academy Warner Robins GA Winder Barrow Middle School Winder GA James B. Castle High School Kaneohe HI Doris Todd Memorial Christian School Pa'ia HI updated Sept 2014 ARRL ETP Schools Kuemper Catholic High School Carroll IA Taft Middle School Cedar Rapids IA Danville School Danville IA St. Ambrose University Davenport IA Gladbrook-Reinbeck High School Reinbeck IA West Middle School Sioux City IA Vallivue High School Caldwell ID Madison High School Rexburg ID Canyon-Owyhee School Service Agency Wilder ID Harmony School Belleville IL Lincoln-Way Community High School East Frankfurt IL Carl Sandburg College Galesburg IL North Mac Middle School Girard IL Lena-Winslow Junior High School Lena IL St Joan of Arc School Lisle IL Metamora Grade School Metamora IL Glenn Raymond School Watseka IL Beulah Park Zion IL Central Junior High School Zion IL East Elementary School Zion IL West Elementary School Zion IL Trine University Angola IN Bloomington High School South Bloomington IN Clay City Jr. Sr. High School Clay City IN Columbus Area Career Connection Columbus IN Oak Hill Evansville IN St. Vincent de Paul Fort Wayne IN Zion Lutheran Academy Fort Wayne IN Greenfield Central High School Greenfield IN Ivy Tech State College Indianapolis IN Kesling Middle School La Porte IN Monrovia Middle School Monrovia IN Muncie Southside High School Muncie IN Brown County Nashville IN University of Notre Dame Notre Dame IN Union Township Middle School Valparaiso IN Seoul American Elementary School Seoul Korea Seoul American Middle School Seoul Korea Basehor-Linwood High School Basehor KS Valley Heights High School Blue Rapids KS Appanoose Elementary School Pomona KS Nemaha Valley High School Seneca KS Blue Valley High School Stilwell KS C.E. McCormick ATC Alexandria KY updated Sept 2014 ARRL ETP Schools Nelson County Area Technology Center Bardstown KY Milisburg Military Academy Milisburg KY Deming High School Mount Olivet KY South Hopkins Middle School Nortonville KY Shelby County Area Technology Center Shelbyville KY St. Aloysius Elementary Shepherdsville KY LA Delta Community College Monroe LA The University of Louisiana at Monroe Monroe LA Winn Brook School Belmont MA Marshall Middle School Billerica MA Dexter School Brookline MA John Torbin Elementary Cambridge MA Chelmsford High School Chelmsford MA Edgartown School Edgartown MA Cape Cod Tech Harwich MA Leicester High School Leicester MA Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering Needham MA New Testament Christian Norton MA Plymouth South Middle School Plymouth MA Springfield Technical Community College Springfield MA Archbishop Curley High School Baltimore MD Dundalk High School Baltimore MD Leonardtown High School Leonardtown MD Garrett College McHenry MD Home School Umbrella Ministry Millersville MD School for Tomorrow Rockville MD Salisbury School Salisbury MD Forest Knolls Elementary School Silver Spring MD Houlton
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