Final List of Schools Registered for GWS May 27

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Final List of Schools Registered for GWS May 27 Abington High School Mansfield High School Algonquin Regional High School Marlborough High Amherst-Pelham Regional High School Matignon High School Archbishop Williams High School Middleborough High School Ashland High School Milford High School Attleborough High School Monument Mountain Barnstable High School Mount Greylock Regional Bartlett Jr/Sr High School Nashoba Regional High School Bedford High School Newburyport High School Belchertown High School Nipmuc Regional High School Blackstone Valley Tech Northbridge High School Bourne Public Schools Norwood High School Brockton High School Notre Dame Academy - Hingham Burlington High School Notre Dame Academy- Worcester Burncoat High School Oliver Ames High School Cambridge Rindge and Latin School Plymouth North High School Chelsea High School Plymouth South High School Chicopee Comprehensive High School Quabbin Regional School Chicopee High School Ralph C. Mahar Regional Claremont Academy Randolph High School Clinton High School Salem Academy Charter School Cristo Rey Boston High School Scituate High School Danvers High School Shepherd Hill Regional High School Doherty High School Smith Academy Dover Sherborn High School Somerset Berkley Regional HS Dracut High School Stoughton High School Falmouth High School Sutton High School Foxborough High School Swampscott High School Framingham High School Tantasqua Regional High School Greater New Bedford Reg Voc Tech High School Triton Regional High School Hingham High School University Park Campus School Holliston High School Ursuline Academy King Philip Regional High School Wahconah Regional High School Lexington High School West Bridgewater High School Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School Westborough High School Ludlow High School Weymouth High School Malden Catholic High School Whitman Hanson Regional High School Manchester Essex Wilmington High School.

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