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MARYLAND MEALS for ACHIEVEMENT 2019-2020 School Year – Participating Schools MARYLAND MEALS FOR ACHIEVEMENT 2019-2020 School Year – Participating Schools ALLEGANY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS MONARCH ACADEMY ANNAPOLIS BRADDOCK MIDDLE ** NORTH COUNTY HIGH CASH VALLEY NORTH GLEN ELEMENTARY CENTER FOR CAREER & TECH EDUC OAKWOOD ELEMENTARY CRESAPTOWN ELEMENTARY OLD MILL MIDDLE NORTH FLINTSTONE SCHOOL OVERLOOK ELEMENTARY FT HILL HIGH ** PARK ELEMENTARY GEORGE'S CREEK ELEMENTARY PHOENIX ACADEMY NORTHEAST ELEMENTARY POINT PLEASANT ELEM SOUTH PENN ELEMENTARY RICHARD HENRY LEE ELEMENTARY @ WASHINGTON MIDDLE CORKRAN MIDDLE WESTERNPORT ELEMENTARY RIPPLING WOODS ELEMENTARY WESTMAR MIDDLE RUTH PARKER EASON SCHOOL Total: 12 SOUTHGATE ELEMENTARY TRACEYS ELEMENTARY ** TYLER HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY PUBLIC VAN BOKKELEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS WOODSIDE ELEMENTARY ANNAPOLIS ELEMENTARY Total: 49 ANNAPOLIS MIDDLE ANNAPOLIS SR HIGH BATES MIDDLE ARCHDIOCESE OF BALTIMORE BELLE GROVE ELEMENTARY ARCHBISHOP BORDERS SCHOOL BROCK BRIDGE ELEMENTARY CARDINAL SHEHAN BROOKLYN PARK ELEMENTARY HOLY ANGELS BROOKLYN PARK MIDDLE Total: 3 CARRIE WEEDON EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR. ** CORKRAN MIDDLE SCHOOL EASTPORT ELEMENTARY BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS FERNDALE EARLY EDUCATION CENTER ARBUTUS ELEMENTARY FREETOWN ELEMENTARY BALTIMORE HIGHLANDS ELEMENTARY GEORGE CROMWELL ELEMENTARY BATTLE GROVE ELEMENTARY GEORGETOWN EAST ELEMENTARY BATTLE MONUMENT SCHOOL GERMANTOWN ELEMENTARY BEAR CREEK ELEMENTARY GLEN BURNIE PARK ELEMENTARY BEDFORD ELEMENTARY GLEN BURNIE SENIOR HIGH BERKSHIRE ELEMENTARY GLENDALE ELEMENTARY CAMPFIELD EARLY CHILDHOOD CTR HEBRON HARMAN ELEMENTARY CARNEY ELEMENTARY HIGH POINT ELEMENTARY CEDARMERE ELEMENTARY HILLTOP ELEMENTARY CHADWICK ELEMENTARY LINDALE MIDDLE CHARLESMONT ELEMENTARY LOTHIAN ELEMENTARY CHASE ELEMENTARY MACARTHUR MIDDLE CHESAPEAKE HIGH ** MARLEY ELEMENTARY CHURCH LANE ELEMENTARY MARLEY MIDDLE COLGATE ELEMENTARY MARY MOSS @ J. ALBERT ADAMS ACADEMY CROSSROADS CENTER MARYLAND CITY ELEMENTARY DEEP CREEK ELEMENTARY MEADE HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY DEEP CREEK MIDDLE MEADE MIDDLE DEER PARK ELEMENTARY MILLS PAROLE ELEMENTARY DEER PARK MIDDLE & MAGNET SCHO 1 DOGWOOD ELEMENTARY SUSSEX ELEMENTARY DUNDALK ELEMENTARY TIMBER GROVE ELEMENTARY DUNDALK MIDDLE VICTORY VILLA ELEMENTARY EDMONDSON HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY WARREN ELEMENTARY ** ELMWOOD ELEMENTARY WESTOWNE ELEMENTARY ESSEX ELEMENTARY WHITE OAK SCHOOL FEATHERBED LANE ELEMENTARY WINAND ELEMENTARY FULLERTON ELEMENTARY ** WINDSOR MILL MIDDLE GENL JOHN STRICKER MIDDLE WINFIELD ELEMENTARY GLENMAR ELEMENTARY WOODBRIDGE ELEMENTARY GLYNDON ELEMENTARY WOODHOLME ELEMENTARY GOLDEN RING MIDDLE WOODLAWN MIDDLE GRANGE ELEMENTARY WOODMOOR ELEMENTARY HALETHORPE ELEMENTARY Total: 90 HALSTEAD ACADEMY HARFORD HILLS ELEMENTARY HAWTHORNE ELEMENTARY CAROLINE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS HEBBVILLE ELEMENTARY COL RICHARDSON HIGH HERNWOOD ELEMENTARY COL RICHARDSON MIDDLE HOLABIRD MIDDLE DENTON ELEMENTARY JOHNNYCAKE ELEMENTARY FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER LANSDOWNE ELEMENTARY FEDERALSBURG ELEMENTARY LANSDOWNE MIDDLE GREENSBORO ELEMENTARY LOCH RAVEN TECH ACADEMY JUDY CENTER EARLY HEADSTART LOGAN ELEMENTARY LOCKERMAN MIDDLE MAIDEN CHOICE SCHOOL NORTH CAROLINE HIGH MARS ESTATES ELEMENTARY PRESTON ELEMENTARY MARTIN BLVD ELEMENTARY RIDGELY ELEMENTARY MCCORMICK ELEMENTARY Total: 11 MIDDLE RIVER MIDDLE MIDDLEBOROUGH ELEMENTARY ** MIDDLESEX ELEMENTARY CARROLL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS MILBROOK ELEMENTARY CROSSROADS MIDDLE SCHOOL NORWOOD ELEMENTARY ELMER A WOLFE ELEMENTARY ** OAKLEIGH ELEMENTARY GATEWAY SCHOOL OREMS ELEMENTARY ROBERT MOTON ELEMENTARY OWINGS MILLS ELEMENTARY TANEYTOWN ELEMENTARY PADONIA INTERNATIONAL ELEMENTA Total: 5 PATAPSCO HIGH & CTR FOR THE ARTS ** PLEASANT PLAINS ELEMENTARY POT SPRING ELEMENTARY ** CECIL COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS POWHATAN ELEMENTARY BAINBRIDGE ELEMENTARY RANDALLSTOWN ELEMENTARY BAY VIEW ELEMENTARY RED HOUSE RUN ELEMENTARY CECIL MANOR ELEMENTARY REISTERSTOWN ELEMENTARY CECILTON ELEMENTARY RELAY ELEMENTARY CHARLESTOWN ELEMENTARY RIDGE RUXTON SCHOOL CHERRY HILL MIDDLE ** RIVERVIEW ELEMENTARY ELKTON HIGH ROSEDALE CENTER ELKTON MIDDLE SANDALWOOD ELEMENTARY GILPIN MANOR ELEMENTARY SANDY PLAINS ELEMENTARY HOLLY HALL ELEMENTARY SCOTTS BRANCH ELEMENTARY LEEDS ELEMENTARY SENECA ELEMENTARY NORTH EAST ELEMENTARY SHADY SPRING ELEMENTARY NORTH EAST MIDDLE SOUTHWEST ACADEMY PERRYVILLE ELEMENTARY STEMMERS RUN MIDDLE RISING SUN ELEMENTARY 2 THOMSON ESTATES ELEMENTARY WEST FREDERICK MIDDLE Total: 16 Total: 14 CHARLES COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION GARRETT COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ARTHUR MIDDLETON ELEMENTARY BROAD FORD ELEMENTARY BENJAMIN STODDERT MIDDLE CRELLIN ELEMENTARY C PAUL BARNHART ELEMENTARY FRIENDSVILLE ELEMENTARY DR GUSTAVUS BROWN ELEMENTARY GRANTSVILLE ELEMENTARY DR SAMUEL A MUDD ELEMENTARY @ HICKORY ENVIRONMENTAL ED CTR TRANSITION NORTHERN MIDDLE EVA TURNER ELEMENTARY SOUTHERN MIDDLE F B GWYNN EDUCATIONAL CENTER YOUGH GLADES ELEMENTARY GALE-BAILEY ELEMENTARY Total: 8 GENERAL SMALLWOOD MIDDLE INDIAN HEAD ELEMENTARY J C PARKS ELEMENTARY HARFORD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS J P RYON ELEMENTARY ABERDEEN MIDDLE JENIFER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ** BAKERFIELD ELEMENTARY JOHN HANSON MIDDLE SCHOOL CTR FOR ED OPPORTUNITY ALTERNA ** LACKEY HIGH SCHOOL DEERFIELD ELEMENTARY MT HOPE/NANJEMOY ELEMENTARY EDGEWOOD ELEMENTARY THOMAS STONE HIGH SCHOOL EDGEWOOD MIDDLE Total: 17 G D LISBY ELEMENTARY HILLSDALE HALLS CROSS ROADS ELEMENTARY HAVRE DE GRACE ELEMENTARY DORCHESTER COUNTY BOARD OF JOPPATOWNE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION JOPPATOWNE HIGH ** CAMBRIDGE-SOUTH DORCHESTER HI MAGNOLIA ELEMENTARY CHOPTANK ELEMENTARY MAGNOLIA MIDDLE HURLOCK ELEMENTARY RIVERSIDE ELEMENTARY MACES LANE MIDDLE ROYEWILLIAMS ELEMENTARY MAPLE ELEMENTARY WM PACA OLD POST NEW DIRECTIONS LEARNING ACADEMY (ALT. Total: 16 SCHOOL) NORTH DORCHESTER MIDDLE SANDY HILL ELEMENTARY HOWARD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS VIENNA ELEMENTARY BOLLMAN BRIDGE ELEMENTARY WARWICK ELEMENTARY ** BRYANT WOODS ELEMENTARY Total: 10 CRADLEROCK ELEMENTARY DEEP RUN ELEMENTARY DUCKETTS LANE ELEMENTARY ** FREDERICK COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS GUILFORD ELEMENTARY BALLENGER CREEK ELEMENTARY HARPERS CHOICE MIDDLE BUTTERFLY RIDGE ELEMENTARY ** HOMEWOOD SCHOOL CRESTWOOD MIDDLE SCHOOL LAKE ELKHORN MIDDLE EMMITSBURG SCHOOL LAUREL WOODS ELEMENTARY HEATHER RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL LONGFELLOW ELEMENTARY HEATHER RIDGE MIDDLE MAYFIELD WOODS MIDDLE ** HILLCREST ELEMENTARY OAKLAND MILLS MIDDLE LINCOLN ELEMENTARY PHELPS LUCK ELEMENTARY MONOCACY ELEMENTARY RUNNING BROOK ELEMENTARY MONOCACY MIDDLE STEVENS FOREST ELEMENTARY NORTH FREDERICK ELEMENTARY SWANSFIELD ELEMENTARY ORCHARD GROVE ELEMENTARY TALBOTT SPRINGS ELEMENTARY WAVERLEY ELEMENTARY 3 THOMAS VIADUCT MIDDLE ** KEMP MILL ELEMENTARY WILDE LAKE MIDDLE LAKE SENECA ELEMENTARY Total: 20 MACDONALD KNOLLS ** MARTIN LUTHER KING JR MIDDLE MARYVALE ELEMENTARY KENT COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION MEADOW HALL ELEMENTARY GALENA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MILL CREEK TOWNE ELEMENTARY H H GARNETT ELEMENTARY MONTGOMERY KNOLLS ELEMENTARY KENT COUNTY MIDDLE SCHOOL MONTGOMERY VILLAGE MIDDLE ROCK HALL ELEMENTARY NEELSVILLE MIDDLE Total: 4 NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES ELEM NEWPORT MILL MIDDLE OAK VIEW ELEMENTARY MONTGOMERY COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS PARKLAND MIDDLE A MARIO LOIEDERMAN MIDDLE PINE CREST ELEMENTARY ARCOLA ELEMENTARY R SARGENT SHRIVER ELEMENTARY ARGYLE MIDDLE REDLAND MIDDLE BEL PRE ELEMENTARY ROCK VIEW ELEMENTARY BENJAMIN BANNEKER MIDDLE ROLLING TERRACE ELEMENTARY BLAIR G EWING CENTER ROSCOE E NIX ELEMENTARY BRIGGS CHANEY MIDDLE ROSEMONT ELEMENTARY BROAD ACRES ELEMENTARY S CHRISTA MCAULIFFE ELEMENTARY BROOKHAVEN ELEMENTARY SEQUOYAH ELEMENTARY BROWN STATION ELEMENTARY SHADY GROVE MIDDLE BURNT MILLS ELEMENTARY SLIGO MIDDLE BURTONSVILLE ELEMENTARY SOUTH LAKE ELEMENTARY CANNON ROAD ELEMENTARY STEDWICK ELEMENTARY CAPT JAMES E DALY ELEMENTARY STEPHEN KNOLLS SCHOOL CARL SANDBURG LEARNING CENTER STRATHMORE ELEMENTARY CLOPPER MILL ELEMENTARY STRAWBERRY KNOLL ELEMENTARY COL E BROOKE LEE MIDDLE SUMMIT HALL ELEMENTARY CRESTHAVEN ELEMENTARY TWINBROOK ELEMENTARY DR CHARLES R DREW ELEMENTARY VIERS MILL ELEMENTARY DR SALLY K RIDE ELEMENTARY WASHINGTON GROVE ELEMENTARY EAST SILVER SPRING ELEMENTARY WATERS LANDING ELEMENTARY EASTERN MIDDLE WATKINS MILL ELEMENTARY FAIRLAND ELEMENTARY WATKINS MILL HIGH FIELDS ROAD ELEMENTARY WELLER ROAD ELEMENTARY FLORA M SINGER ELEMENTARY WHEATON WOODS ELEMENTARY FLOWER HILL ELEMENTARY WHETSTONE ELEMENTARY FOREST OAK MIDDLE WHITE OAK MIDDLE FRANCIS SCOTT KEY MIDDLE WM TYLER PAGE ELEMENTARY GAITHERSBURG ELEMENTARY Total: 84 GAITHERSBURG MIDDLE GALWAY ELEMENTARY GEORGIAN FOREST ELEMENTARY PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY PUBLIC GLEN HAVEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS GLENALLAN ELEMENTARY ALLENWOOD ELEMENTARY GOSHEN ELEMENTARY APPLE GROVE ELEMENTARY GREENCASTLE ELEMENTARY ARDMORE ELEMENTARY HARMONY HILLS ELEMENTARY ARROWHEAD ELEMENTARY HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY AVALON ELEMENTARY HIGHLAND VIEW ELEMENTARY BADEN ELEMENTARY JACKSON ROAD ELEMENTARY BARNABY MANOR ELEMENTARY JOHN F KENNEDY HIGH BELTSVILLE ELEMENTARY JUDITH A RESNIK ELEMENTARY BERWYN HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY 4 BLADENSBURG ELEMENTARY PATUXENT ELEMENTARY BRADBURY HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY POINTER RIDGE ELEMENTARY ** BRANDYWINE ELEMENTARY POTOMAC LANDING ELEMENTARY CAPITOL HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY PRINCETON ELEMENTARY CARMODY HILLS ELEMENTARY RIDGECREST ELEMENTARY CAROLE HIGHLANDS ELEMENTARY ROBERT R GRAY ELEMENTARY CATHERINE T REED ELEMENTARY ROSA L PARKS ELEMENTARY CESAR CHAVEZ ELEMENTARY ** ROSARYVILLE ELEMENTARY CHILLUM ELEMENTARY ROSE VALLEY ELEMENTARY COLUMBIA PARK ELEMENTARY SAMUEL CHASE ELEMENTARY CONCORD ELEMENTARY SAMUEL P MASSIE ELEMENTARY COOL SPRING ELEMENTARY SCOTCH TOWN HILLS ELEMENTARY COOPER LANE ELEMENTARY SEABROOK ELEMENTARY CORA L RICE ELEMENTARY SUITLAND ELEMENTARY DEERFIELD RUN ELEMENTARY
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