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District I Abbreviations and Short Names District I Abbreviations and Short Names Abbr School Short Name Abbr School Short Name AB Abington High School Abington MSJ Mount Saint Joseph Academy Mount St Joseph AP Academy Park High School Academy Park NAZ Nazareth Academy High School Nazareth AG Avon Grove High School Avon Grove NES Neshaminy High School Neshaminy BEN Bensalem High School Bensalem NHS New Hope-Solebury High School New Hope Sole BS Bishop Shanahan High School Shanahan NOR Norristown Area High School Norristown BOY Boyertown Area High School Boyertown NP North Penn High School North Penn BRI Bristol High School Bristol OCT Octorara Area High School Octorara CCA Calvary Christian Academy Calvary OJR Owen J Roberts High School O J Roberts CBE Central Bucks East High School CB East OX Oxford Area High School Oxford CBS Central Bucks South High School CB South PNW Penn Wood High School Penn Wood CBW Central Bucks West High School CB West PNC Penncrest High School Penncrest CHH Cheltenham High School Cheltenham PNR Pennridge High School Pennridge CHE Chester High School Chester PNB Pennsbury High School Pennsbury CHC Chichester High School Chichester PV Perkiomen Valley High School Perk Valley CDM Christopher Dock Mennonite HS Dock PHV Phoenixville Area High School Phoenixville CV Coatesville Area High School Coatesville PCS Plumstead Christian School Plumstead CON Conestoga High School Conestoga PW Plymouth Whitemarsh High School Ply Whitemarsh CRS Council Rock South High School CR South PJP Pope John Paul II High School Pope John Paul CRN Council Rock North High School CR North PTG Pottsgrove High School Pottsgrove CDS Country Day School Sacred Heart PTT Pottstown High School Pottstown CCS Coventry Christian School Coventry QTC Quakertown Community High School Quakertown DCC Delaware County Christian School DelCo Christian RAD Radnor High School Radnor DP Devon Preparatory School Devon Prep REN Renaissance Academy High School Renaissance DTE Downingtown East High School DTown East RID Ridley High School Ridley DTW Downingtown West High School DTown West SB Saint Basil Academy High St Basil Acad FCA Faith Christian Academy Faith Christian SOU Souderton Area High School Souderton GAV Garnet Valley High School Garnet Valley SF Spring Ford High School Spring Ford GC Girard College High School Girard College SDC Springfield (Delco) High School Springfield Del GMS Glen Mills School Glen Mills SMC Springfield Township High School Springfield Mont GRV Great Valley High School Great Valley SH Strath Haven High School Strath Haven GMA Gwynedd Mercy Academy Gwynedd Mercy SV Sun Valley High School Sun Valley HAR Harriton High School Harriton UNV Unionville High School Unionville HST Harry S Truman High School H S Truman UPA Upattinas High School Upattinas HAT Hatboro Horsham High School Hatboro Horsham UDA Upper Darby High School Upper Darby HAV Haverford Township High School Haverford UDU Upper Dublin High School Upper Dublin HGP Holy Ghost Preparatory School Holy Ghost Prep UME Upper Merion Area High School Upper Merion INT Interboro High School Interboro UMO Upper Moreland High School Upper Moreland JEN Jenkintown High School Jenkintown UP Upper Perkiomen High School Upper Perk KEN Kennett High School Kennett VFM Valley Forge Military Academy Valley Forge MA LME Lower Merion High School Lower Merion VJM Villa Joseph Marie High School Villa Joseph LMO Lower Moreland High School Lower Moreland VMA Villa Maria Academy Villa Maria MN Marple Newtown High School Marple Newtown WCE West Chester East High School WC East MMA Merion Mercy Academy Merion Mercy WCR West Chester Rustin WC Rustin MET Methacton High School Methacton WCH West Chester B Reed Henderson WC Henderson MOR Morrisville High School Morrisville WT William Tennent High School Wm Tennent WIS Wissahickon High School Wissahickon .
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