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Universal Service Administrative Company Appendix SL30 Schools and Libraries 4Q2014 Funding Year 2014 Commitments - 2Q2014 Page 163 of 324 Applicant Name City State Committed PIEDMONT PUBLIC LIBRARY PIEDMONT WV 331.20 PIEDMONT REGIONAL LIBRARY WINDER GA 104,463.00 PIERCE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT PIERCE NE 26,438.77 PIERRE INDIAN LEARNING CENTER PIERRE SD 79,007.07 PIERSON LIBRARY SHELBURNE VT 696.00 PIKE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY MILFORD PA 9,676.08 PIKE COUNTY SCHOOL CORPORATION PETERSBURG IN 120,187.20 PILOT ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 2 R PILOT ROCK OR 33,497.76 PINE MOUNTAIN REGIONAL LIBRARY MANCHESTER GA 134,772.66 PINE TREE INDEP SCHOOL DIST LONGVIEW TX 167,218.84 PINEHURST SCHOOL DISTRICT 94 ASHLAND OR 9,900.60 PITTSVILLE COMMUNITY LIBRARY PITTSVILLE WI 282.53 PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY PUBLIC LIB CHATHAM VA 42,664.41 PIUS X HIGH SCHOOL BANGOR PA 13,740.65 PLAIN CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY PLAIN CITY OH 1,278.18 PLAIN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT CANTON OH 183,396.61 PLAINFIELD COMM SCHOOL CORP PLAINFIELD IN 158,346.97 PLAINFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS PLAINFIELD NJ 809,439.73 PLAINS COMMUNITY LIBRARY PLAINS KS 1,741.18 PLAINS PUBLIC LIBRARY PLAINS MT 662.79 PLAINVIEW-OLD BETHPAGE DIST PLAINVIEW NY 8,042.64 PLAINVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY PLAINVILLE KS 380.44 PLAINVILLE UNIF SCH DIST 270 PLAINVILLE KS 15,366.32 PLAISTOW PUBLIC LIBRARY PLAISTOW NH 790.46 PLATTEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT PLATTEVILLE WI 28,271.08 PLEASANT RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT GRASS VALLEY CA 30,883.32 PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL DIST BRODHEADSVILLE PA 93,902.27 PLEASANTDALE SCHOOL DIST 107 BURR RIDGE IL 20,064.43 PLUSH SCHOOL DISTRICT 18 PLUSH OR 1,296.00 PLYMPTON SCHOOL DISTRICT KINGSTON MA 2,758.99 POCAHONTAS SCHOOL DISTRICT 19 POCAHONTAS AR 56,843.84 POHATCONG TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION PHILLIPSBURG NJ 6,030.90 POINT PLEASANT BORO SCH DIST POINT PLEASANT NJ 14,027.62 POLARIS CAREER CENTER J V SCH MIDDLEBURG OH 7,471.08 HEIGHTS POPE COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM RUSSELLVILLE AR 15,227.14 POPLARVILLE SEPARATE SCH DIST POPLARVILLE MS 104,061.79 POQUOSON CITY SCHOOLS POQUOSON VA 19,202.40 PORT ISABEL PUBLIC LIBRARY READING ROOM SOUTH PADRE ISLAND TX 1,267.16 PORT WASHINGTON-SAUKVILLE DIST PRT WASHINGTN WI 33,405.65 PORTAGE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT PORTAGE PA 40,723.09 PORTAGE LAKES J V S D UNIONTOWN OH 5,313.60 MIDDLETOWN FREE LIBRARY LIMA PA 1,276.75 MIDDLETOWN TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT LEONARDO NJ 78,785.03 MIDDLEVILLE FREE LIBRARY MIDDLEVILLE NY 321.48 MIDFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY MIDFIELD AL 1,836.00 MIDLAND COMMUNITY SCHOOL WYOMING IA 25,631.16 MIDLOTHIAN SCHOOL DISTRICT MIDLOTHIAN TX 75,447.93 MIDWAY ELEM SCHOOL DISTRICT FELLOWS CA 11,179.98 MIDWAY INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT WOODWAY TX 133,681.30 MIDWEST CITY-DEL CITY SCH DIST MIDWEST CITY OK 900,810.23 MIDWEST COMM UNIT SCH DIST 191 MANITO IL 18,411.32 MILAN SCHOOL DISTRICT C 2 MILAN MO 19,200.00 MILBANK SCHOOL DISTRICT 25-4 MILBANK SD 5,872.67 MILDRED INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT CORSICANA TX 31,463.96 MILILANI-MAUKA ELEMENTARY SCH HONOLULU HI 2,284.80 USAC - Schools and Libraries Support Mechanism August 01, 2014 Universal Service Administrative Company Appendix SL30 Schools and Libraries 4Q2014 Funding Year 2014 Commitments - 2Q2014 Page 164 of 324 Applicant Name City State Committed MILILANI-UKA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOLULU HI 2,520.00 MILLBURN CC SCHOOL DISTRICT 24 WADSWORTH IL 41,959.56 MILLER CO SCHOOL DISTRICT R 3 TUSCUMBIA MO 3,840.00 MILLER SCHOOL DISTRICT R 2 MILLER MO 12,574.46 MILLSTONE TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT CLARKSBURG NJ 67,450.75 MILTON UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT WEST MILTON OH 16,995.31 MINFORD LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT MINFORD OH 58,048.38 MINGO COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT WILLIAMSON WV 212,432.40 MINNEOLA CITY LIBRARY MINNEOLA KS 2,094.24 MINNETONKA SCHOOL DISTRICT 276 MINNETONKA MN 80,674.18 MISSISQUOI VALLEY SCHOOL SWANTON VT 41,348.66 MISSISSINEWA COMM SCHOOL CORP GAS CITY IN 207,369.77 MISSISSIPPI LIBRARY COMMISSION JACKSON MS 64,516.80 MISSISSIPPI STATE DEPT OF ED JACKSON MS 2,983,128.96 MOANALUA COMMUNITY SCHOOL HONOLULU HI 840.00 MOANALUA HIGH SCHOOL HONOLULU HI 12,510.00 MOLALLA RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT 35 MOLALLA OR 152,231.16 MOMILANI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PEARL CITY HI 1,686.40 MON VALLEY AREA VOC-TECH SCH CHARLEROI PA 4,041.22 MON YOUGH CATHOLIC SCHOOL WHITE OAK PA 1,138.28 MONDAMIN PUBLIC LIBRARY MONDAMIN IA 541.30 MONESSEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT MONESSEN PA 38,492.00 MONMOUTH REG HIGH SCHOOL DIST TINTON FALLS NJ 76,961.24 MONOMOY REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT HARWICH MA 96,776.16 MONROE CITY SCHOOL DIST R 1 MONROE CITY MO 31,696.20 MONROE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BLOOMINGTON IN 21,554.93 MONROE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT FORSYTH GA 299,943.96 MONROE PUBLIC LIBRARY MONROE WI 1,260.00 MONROE SCHOOL DISTRICT 103 MONROE WA 106,176.18 MONROE SCHOOL DISTRICT 70 PEORIA IL 3,589.56 MONTAGUE ELEM SCHOOL DISTRICT MONTAGUE CA 18,959.33 MONTAGUE I.S.D. MONTAGUE TX 17,893.60 MONTEREY PARK BRUGGEMEYER LIBRARY MONTEREY PARK CA 20,313.60 MONTEZUMA TOWNSHIP LIBRARY MONTEZUMA KS 1,152.48 MONTGOMERY AREA PUBLIC LIBRARY MONTGOMERY PA 705.60 MONTGOMERY COUNTY LIBRARY AND INFORMATION NETWORK CONSHOHOCKEN PA 71,952.00 CONSORTIUM MONTGOMERY COUNTY SCHOOL DIST TROY NC 293,141.80 MONTGOMERY ELEM SCHOOL DIST CAZADERO CA 1,098.96 MONTGOMERY ELEM/MIDDLE SCHOOL MONTGOMRY CTR VT 4,953.60 MONTGOMERY INDEP SCHOOL DIST MONTGOMERY TX 126,420.65 MONTGOMERY MEMORIAL LIBRARY JEWELL IA 432.00 MONTOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT MCKEES ROCKS PA 95,111.29 MONUMENT ACADEMY MONUMENT CO 10,362.62 MOORE PUBLIC SCHOOLS MOORE OK 874,964.38 MOORELAND INDEP SCH DIST IOO 2 MOORELAND OK 75,488.81 MOORESVILLE GRADED SCHOOL DIST MOORESVILLE NC 153,361.10 MOOSE LAKE COMM SCHOOL DIST 97 MOOSE LAKE MN 21,454.54 MORAVIA COMM SCHOOL DISTRICT MORAVIA IA 10,602.53 MORAVIAN ACADEMY BETHLEHEM PA 39,000.00 MORENO VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL ANGEL FIRE NM 5,981.94 MORGAN CO PUBLIC LIBRARY MARTINSVILLE IN 17,652.00 MORGAN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT BERKELEY SPRINGS WV 300,225.91 MORGAN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT DECATUR AL 92,720.51 MORGAN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT MCCONNELSVILLE OH 101,101.25 MORIARTY MUN SCHOOL DIST 81 MORIARTY NM 99,287.20 MORNING SUN COMMUNITY SCH DIST MORNING SUN IA 9,589.53 USAC - Schools and Libraries Support Mechanism August 01, 2014 Universal Service Administrative Company Appendix SL30 Schools and Libraries 4Q2014 Funding Year 2014 Commitments - 2Q2014 Page 165 of 324 Applicant Name City State Committed MORRIS SCHOOL DISTRICT MORRISTOWN NJ 266,079.47 MORRISVILLE LIBRARY MORRISVILLE NY 806.26 MOSCOW SCHOOL DISTRICT 281 MOSCOW ID 91,497.82 MOSINEE SCHOOL DISTRICT MOSINEE WI 26,120.45 MOSS INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 HOLDENVILLE OK 55,746.72 MOTLEY COUNTY LIBRARY MATADOR TX 1,846.80 OSGOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY OSGOOD IN 13,745.42 OSKALOOSA COMM SCHOOL DISTRICT OSKALOOSA IA 59,620.34 OSWEGO PUBLIC LIBRARY OSWEGO KS 2,193.12 OTERO JUNIOR COLLEGE CHILD DEVELOPMENT SERVICES LA JUNTA CO 23,303.81 OTSEGO LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT TONTOGANY OH 37,552.01 OTTAWA ELEMENTARY SCH DIST 141 OTTAWA IL 157,740.54 OTTO-ELDRED SCHOOL DISTRICT DUKE CENTER PA 2,242.80 OUR LADY HELP CHRISTIANS SCH STATEN ISLAND NY 2,608.60 OUR LADY HELP OF CHRISTIANS ALLENTOWN PA 1,979.64 OUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION SCHOOL EL PASO TX 1,824.70 OUR LADY OF CONFIDENCE SCHOOL WILLOW GROVE PA 1,756.80 OUR LADY OF GOOD COUNSEL SCHOOL, PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH MI 2,059.12 OUR LADY OF GUADALUPE SCHOOL SAINT LOUIS MO 6,628.22 OUR LADY OF HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL MIAMI FL 5,549.04 OUR LADY OF LOURDES REGIONAL SCHOOL COAL TOWNSHIP PA 4,598.86 OUR LADY OF LOURDES SCHOOL LOS ANGELES CA 5,956.09 OUR LADY OF LOURDES SCHOOL WEST ISLIP NY 2,443.39 OUR LADY OF MERCY SCHOOL BATON ROUGE LA 5,650.08 OUR LADY OF MERCY SCHOOL HICKSVILLE NY 1,804.46 OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL SCH TEMPE AZ 5,928.58 OUR LADY OF SORROWS SCHOOL, FARMINGTON FARMINGTON MI 3,049.20 OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS COLUMBIA PA 1,202.70 OUR LADY OF THE VALLEY SCHOOL EL PASO TX 3,552.00 OUR LADY QUEEN MARTYRS SCHOOL FT LAUDERDALE FL 4,378.93 OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE CLUTE TX 1,402.84 OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE SCHOOL BELLEVILLE IL 1,314.00 OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE SCHOOL MILWAUKEE WI 5,555.09 OUR LADY STAR OF THE SEA SCHOOL, GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE MI 2,148.34 WOODS OUR LADY'S SCHOOL SULPHUR LA 1,783.77 OUR MOTHER-CONSOLATION SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA PA 1,992.00 OURAY PUBLIC LIBRARY OURAY CO 939.24 OUZINKIE TRIBAL COUNCIL OUZINKIE AK 40,568.81 OWATONNA SCHOOL DISTRICT 761 OWATONNA MN 113,953.42 OWSLEY COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY BOONEVILLE KY 3,121.20 OXFORD UNIFIED SCHOOL DIST 358 OXFORD KS 54,753.93 OXNARD PUBLIC LIBRARY OXNARD CA 66,205.16 PA'IA SCHOOL PAIA HI 4,832.00 PAHOA PUBLIC & SCHOOL LIBRARY PAHOA HI 518.40 PALESTINE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST PALESTINE TX 477,178.50 PALISADES CHARTER HIGH SCH CONSORTIUM PACIFIC PALISADES CA 47,326.05 PALM HARBOR LIBRARY PALM HARBOR FL 3,723.05 PALM SPRINGS UNIF SCH DISTRICT PALM SPRINGS CA 1,613,265.01 PALMA HIGH SCHOOL SALINAS CA 7,495.39 PALMER PUBLIC LIBRARY PALMER TN 1,671.30 PALO ALTO UNIF SCHOOL DISTRICT PALO ALTO CA 551,873.04 PALOLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HONOLULU HI 5,162.40 PANA UNIT #8 PANA IL 99,548.50 PANORAMA COMM SCHOOL DISTRICT PANORA IA 25,803.70 PARADISE VALLEY UNIF DIST 69 PHOENIX AZ 447,252.67 PARISH PUBLIC LIBRARY PARISH NY 460.80 USAC - Schools and Libraries Support Mechanism August 01, 2014 Universal Service Administrative Company Appendix SL30 Schools and Libraries 4Q2014 Funding Year 2014 Commitments - 2Q2014 Page 166 of 324 Applicant Name City State Committed PARK FOREST SCHOOL DIST 163 PARK FOREST IL 245,810.74 PARKE-VERMILLION EDUCATION AND TRAINING INTERLOCAL MONTEZUMA IN 10,626.41 PARKER SCHOOL DISTRICT 60-4 PARKER SD 6,988.53 PARKERSBURG & WOOD CO PUB LIB PARKERSBURG WV 2,961.21 PARKVIEW BAPTIST SCHOOL BATON ROUGE LA 11,880.29 PARSONS
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