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Attendance Area Detail List ATTENDANCE AREA DETAIL Street List 022616.xlsx 02/26/16 Attendance Area Detail STREET NAME SIDE #FROM #TO SCHOOL NAME ABBEY GATE B 1 190 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ABEGALE SNOW ROAD B 1 60 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ABLE WAY B 1 175 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ACADIA DRIVE B 1 91 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ACORN DRIVE OS B 1 190 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ACORN DRIVE WB B 1 114 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ACRE HILL ROAD B 1 140 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ADAMS STREET B 1 10 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ADMIRAL'S LANE B 1 50 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ADRENA AVENUE B 1 56 CENTERVILLE ELEM. ADRIAN WAY B 1 50 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE AGAWAM ROAD B 1 45 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. AIRPORT ROAD B 1 370 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE AIRPORT WAY B 1 220 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ALBERTI WAY B 1 28 CENTERVILLE ELEM. ALBINA AVENUE B 1 30 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ALDEAS AVENUE B 1 55 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ALDEN WAY B 1 51 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ALDER BROOK LANE B 1 100 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ALICIA ROAD B 1 65 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ALISON CIRCLE B 1 21 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ALLAN ROAD B 1 110 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ALLYN LANE B 1 116 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ALPINE WAY B 1 110 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ALTHEA DRIVE B 1 190 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ALTHINE'S WAY B 1 20 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE AMANDA COURT B 1 36 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. AMELIA WAY B 1 130 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. AMES WAY B 1 247 CENTERVILLE ELEM. AMES WAY B 248 460 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. STREET NAME SIDE #FROM #TO SCHOOL NAME ANCHOR LANE B 1 114 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ATTENDANCE AREA DETAIL Street List 022616.xlsx ANGELA WAY B 1 120 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ANGELL ROAD B 1 105 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ANGUS WAY B 1 145 CENTERVILLE ELEM. ANNABLE POINT ROAD B 1 425 CENTERVILLE ELEM. ANSEL HOWLAND ROAD B 1 235 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ANTHONY DRIVE B 1 40 CENTERVILLE ELEM. ANTICO LANE B 1 61 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. APOLLO DRIVE B 1 55 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE APPALOOSA WAY B 1 50 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ARBETA ROAD B 1 55 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ARBOR WAY B 1 105 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ARGYLE AVENUE B 1 25 CENTERVILLE ELEM. ARROWHEAD DRIVE B 1 350 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ARTHUR ROAD B 1 20 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ASA MEIGS ROAD B 1 257 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ASH CIRCLE B 1 20 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ASHLEY DRIVE B 1 133 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ASPEN WAY B 1 40 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ASTER ROAD B 1 45 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. ASTORIA CIRCLE B 1 70 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ATHLONE WAY B 1 45 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ATLANTIC AVENUE B 1 35 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ATTUCKS LANE B 1 330 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ATWOOD ROAD B 1 35 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. AUDREYS LANE B 1 220 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. AUDUBON CIRCLE B 1 55 CENTERVILLE ELEM. AUGUSTA NATIONAL DR B 1 160 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE AUNT HATCH'S LANE B 1 70 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE AURORA AVENUE B 1 30 CENTERVILLE ELEM. AUTUMN DRIVE B 1 115 CENTERVILLE ELEM. AVALON CIRCLE B 1 50 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BABBLING BROOK ROAD B 1 50 CENTERVILLE ELEM. STREET NAME SIDE #FROM #TO SCHOOL NAME BACON LANE B 1 95 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BACON ROAD B 1 160 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BACON TERRACE B 1 40 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ATTENDANCE AREA DETAIL Street List 022616.xlsx BAILEY ROAD B 1 50 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BAIRD WAY B 1 70 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BALSAM WAY B 1 15 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BANCROFT CIRCLE B 1 39 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BANFIELD DRIVE B 1 50 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BARBERRY LANE B 1 113 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BARNARD ROAD B 1 100 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BARNHILL ROAD B 1 100 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BARNICLE DRIVE B 1 130 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BARNSTABLE ROAD B 446 540 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BARNSTABLE ROAD B 1 445 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BARNSTABLE ROAD B 625 900 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BASSETT LANE B 1 160 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BATES STREET B 1 63 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BAXTER ROAD B 1 172 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BAXTERS NECK ROAD B 1 550 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BAY HEAD ROAD B 1 40 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BAY LANE B 1 720 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BAY ROAD B 1 180 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BAY SHORE ROAD B 1 220 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BAY STREET HY B 1 100 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BAY STREET OS B 1 240 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BAY VIEW ROAD B 1 100 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BAY VIEW TERRACE B 1 28 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BAYBERRY LANE BA B 1 125 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BAYBERRY LANE CE B 1 54 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BAYBERRY LANE CO B 1 95 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BAYBERRY PLACE B 1 35 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BAYBERRY WAY B 1 255 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BAYVIEW CIRCLE B 1 177 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. STREET NAME SIDE #FROM #TO SCHOOL NAME BAYVIEW ROAD B 1 95 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BAYVIEW STREET B 1 111 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BEACH PLUM HILL ROAD B 1 40 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BEACH PLUM LANE B 1 80 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BEACH STREET B 1 10 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. ATTENDANCE AREA DETAIL Street List 022616.xlsx BEALE WAY B 1 164 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BEARSE ROAD B 1 75 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BEARSE'S WAY B 1 509 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BEARSE'S WAY B 510 985 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BEE LANE B 1 41 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BEECH LEAF ISLAND RD B 1 170 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BEECHWOOD ROAD B 1 114 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BELAIR LANE B 1 30 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BELDAN LANE B 1 80 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BELL ROAD B 1 71 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WAY B 1 105 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BENT TREE DRIVE B 1 85 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BERKSHIRE TRAIL B 1 175 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BERNARD CIRCLE B 1 120 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BERRY HOLLOW DRIVE B 1 120 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BETH LANE B 1 215 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BETTY'S POND ROAD B 1 83 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BILTMORE PLACE B 1 66 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BIRCH DRIVE B 1 55 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BIRCH STREET B 1 38 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BIRCHILL ROAD B 1 105 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BISCAYNE DRIVE B 1 105 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BISHOPS TERRACE B 1 470 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BITTERSWEET LANE B 1 40 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BLACK DUCK LANE B 1 40 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BLACK OAK ROAD B 1 135 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BLACK VALLEY ROAD B 1 35 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BLACKBERRY LANE B 1 85 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. STREET NAME SIDE #FROM #TO SCHOOL NAME BLACKBIRD ROAD B 1 40 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BLACKTHORN ROAD B 1 325 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BLAKE STREET B 1 30 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BLANID ROAD B 1 110 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BLANTYRE AVENUE B 1 125 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BLOSSOM AVENUE B 1 50 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BLOSSOM STREET B 1 28 CENTERVILLE ELEM. ATTENDANCE AREA DETAIL Street List 022616.xlsx BLUE HERON DRIVE B 1 120 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BLUE JAY DRIVE B 1 60 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BLUE WATER DRIVE B 1 150 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BLUEBERRY HILL ROAD B 1 105 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BLUEBERRY LANE B 1 212 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BLUENOSE LANE B 1 40 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BLUFF AVENUE B 1 70 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BLUFF POINT DRIVE B 1 130 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BOB WHITE CIRCLE B 1 45 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BOB-WHITE RUN B 1 105 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BODFISH PLACE B 1 40 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BODICK ROAD B 1 90 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BOG BERRY LANE B 1 30 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BOG ROAD B 1 280 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BOND COURT B 1 55 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BONE HILL ROAD B 1 352 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BONNIE BRIAR DRIVE B 1 112 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BOSUN'S WAY B 1 105 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BOULDER ROAD B 1 244 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BOURGEOIS LANE B 1 65 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BOW LANE B 1 80 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BOXWOOD DRIVE B 1 70 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BRACKEN FERN ROAD B 1 160 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRADDOCK DRIVE B 1 65 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRADFORD ROAD B 1 23 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. STREET NAME SIDE #FROM #TO SCHOOL NAME BRAGG'S LANE B 1 475 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BRALEY JENKINS ROAD B 1 175 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRAMBLE PATH B 1 45 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRAMBLEBUSH DRIVE B 1 70 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRANCH TERRACE B 1 110 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BRANDYWYNE COURT B 1 50 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRANT WAY B 1 123 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BREAKWATER SHORES DR B 1 210 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BREED'S HILL B 1 265 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE ATTENDANCE AREA DETAIL Street List 022616.xlsx BRENDAS LANE B 1 25 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRENTWOOD LANE B 1 142 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BRETWOOD LANE B 1 80 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BREZNER LANE B 1 110 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BRIAN LANE B 1 45 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BRIAR LANE B 1 69 BARNSTABLE WEST BARNSTABLE BRIAR PATCH ROAD B 1 76 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRIARCLIFF LANE B 1 60 CENTERVILLE ELEM. BRIARWOOD AVENUE B 1 113 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BRIDGE STREET B 1 515 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRIDGETS PATH B 1 124 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRIDLE PATH B 1 240 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRIGANTINE AVENUE B 1 120 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BRISTOL AVENUE B 1 205 HYANNIS WEST ELEM. BRITTANY DRIVE B 1 140 WEST VILLAGES ELEM. BROKEN DIKE WAY B 1 45 CENTERVILLE ELEM.
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