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ARKANSAS FACILITY CONDITION INDEX RANKING 1 = Most Facility Needs 1129 = Least Facility Needs ARKANSAS FACILITY CONDITION INDEX RANKING 1 = Most Facility Needs 1129 = Least Facility Needs STATE District Site School_Type RANKING Alma School District 1701 - Alma High School High 729 Alma School District 1701 - Alma Intermediate School Elementary 132 Alma School District 1701 - Alma Middle School Middle 793 Alma School District 1701 - Alma Primary School Elementary 260 Alpena School District 0501 - Alpena Elementary School Elementary 373 Alpena School District 0501 - Alpena High School Middle/High 580 Arkadelphia School District 1002 - Arkadelphia High School High 689 Arkadelphia School District 1002 - Central Primary School Elementary 603 Arkadelphia School District 1002 - Goza Middle School Middle 194 Arkadelphia School District 1002 - Louisa Perritt Primary Elementary 276 Arkadelphia School District 1002 - Peake Elementary School Elementary 151 Armorel School District 4701 - Armorel Elementary School Elementary 985 Armorel School District 4701 - Armorel High School Middle/High 1078 Ashdown School District 4101 - Ashdown High School High 86 Ashdown School District 4101 - Ashdown Junior High School Middle 621 Ashdown School District 4101 - C. D. Franks Elementary School Elementary 54 Ashdown School District 4101 - L.F. Henderson Interm. Sch. Middle 200 Ashdown School District 4101 - Margaret Daniels Primary Elementary 68 Atkins School District 5801 - Atkins Elementary School Elementary 80 Atkins School District 5801 - Atkins High School High 1026 Atkins School District 5801 - Atkins Middle School Middle 278 Augusta School District 7401 - Augusta Elementary School K-8 841 Augusta School District 7401 - Augusta High School High 269 Augusta School District 7401 - Cotton Plant Elementary School Elementary 378 Augusta School District 7401 - Cotton Plant High School Middle/High 336 Bald Knob School District 7301 - Bald Knob High School High 1084 Bald Knob School District 7301 - Bald Knob Middle School Middle 352 Bald Knob School District 7301 - H.L. Lubker Elementary School Elementary 169 Barton-Lexa School District 5401 - Barton Elementary School Elementary 663 Barton-Lexa School District 5401 - Barton High School Middle/High 752 Barton-Lexa School District 5401 - Old C.V. White High School Middle/High 550 Barton-Lexa School District 5401 - Old Lake View Elementary School Elementary 926 Batesville School District 3201 - Batesville High School High 997 Batesville School District 3201 - Batesville Junior High School Middle 544 Batesville School District 3201 - Batesville Middle School Middle 283 Batesville School District 3201 - Central Elementary School Elementary 476 Batesville School District 3201 - Eagle Mountain Elem School Elementary 724 Batesville School District 3201 - Kindergarten Center Pre-K 585 Batesville School District 3201 - Sulphur Rock Elementary School Elementary 254 Batesville School District 3201 - Sulphur Rock High School Middle/High 766 Batesville School District 3201 - Westside Elementary School Elementary 290 Bauxite School District 6301 - Bauxite High School Middle/High 1003 Bauxite School District 6301 - Pine Haven Elementary School Elementary 468 Bay School District 1601 - Bay Elementary School Elementary 933 Bay School District 1601 - Bay High School Middle/High 872 Bearden School District 5201 - Bearden Elementary/Middle School Campus K-8 255 Bearden School District 5201 - Bearden High School High 380 Beebe School District 7302 - Beebe Elementary School Elementary 566 Beebe School District 7302 - Beebe High School High 1080 Beebe School District 7302 - Beebe Intermediate Elementary 442 Beebe School District 7302 - Beebe Junior High School Middle 843 Beebe School District 7302 - Beebe Middle School Middle 559 Beebe School District 7302 - Beebe Primary Elementary 328 Beebe School District 7302 - Mcrae Elementary School Elementary 174 Beebe School District 7302 - Mcrae High School Middle/High 698 Benton School District 6302 - Angie Grant Elementary School Elementary 149 Benton School District 6302 - Benton High School High 531 Benton School District 6302 - Benton Junior High School Middle 681 Benton School District 6302 - Benton Middle School Middle 184 Benton School District 6302 - Caldwell Elementary School Elementary 241 Benton School District 6302 - Perrin Elementary School Elementary 127 Benton School District 6302 - Ringgold Elementary School Elementary 223 Bentonville School District 0401 - Apple Glen Elementary School Elementary 122 Bentonville School District 0401 - Bentonville High School High 1046 Bentonville School District 0401 - Elm Tree Elementary School Elementary 1061 Bentonville School District 0401 - Lincoln Junior High School Middle 782 Bentonville School District 0401 - Mary Mae Jones Elementary 1120 Bentonville School District 0401 - Old High Middle School Middle 811 Bentonville School District 0401 - R.E. Baker Elementary School Elementary 357 Bentonville School District 0401 - Spring Hill Middle School Middle 1075 Division of Public School Academic April 24, 2007 Facilities and Transportation Page 1 of 17 Printed 4/30/2007 12:20 PM ARKANSAS FACILITY CONDITION INDEX RANKING 1 = Most Facility Needs 1129 = Least Facility Needs STATE District Site School_Type RANKING Bentonville School District 0401 - Sugar Creek Elementary School Elementary 99 Bentonville School District 0401 - Thomas Jefferson Elem. School Elementary 180 Bentonville School District 0401 - Washington Junior High School Middle 909 Bergman School District 0502 - Bergman K-12 School Elementary 908 Berryville School District 0801 - Berryville Elementary School Elementary 315 Berryville School District 0801 - Berryville High School High 1059 Berryville School District 0801 - Berryville Middle School Middle 968 Bismarck School District 3001 - Bismarck Elementary School Elementary 182 Bismarck School District 3001 - Bismarck High School High 731 Bismarck School District 3001 - Bismarck Middle School Middle 7 Blevins School District 2901 - Blevins Elementary School Elementary 275 Blevins School District 2901 - Blevins High School Middle/High 543 Blevins School District 2901 - Old Emmet Elementary School Elementary 210 Blevins School District 2901 - Old Emmet High School Middle/High 350 Blytheville School District 4702 - Blytheville High School High 847 Blytheville School District 4702 - Blytheville Intermediate Sch Middle 866 Blytheville School District 4702 - Blytheville Middle School Middle 850 Blytheville School District 4702 - Central Elementary School Elementary 291 Blytheville School District 4702 - Fairview Kindergarten Center Pre-K 369 Blytheville School District 4702 - Franklin Primary School Elementary 324 Booneville School District 4201 - A. R. Hederick Elem. School Elementary 250 Booneville School District 4201 - Booneville High School High 1055 Booneville School District 4201 - Booneville Middle School Middle 629 Bradford School District 7303 - Bradford Elementary School Elementary 683 Bradford School District 7303 - Bradford High School Middle/High 118 Bradley School District 3701 - Bradley Elementary School Elementary 700 Bradley School District 3701 - Bradley High School Middle/High 763 Brinkley School District 4801 - Brinkley High School Middle/High 1069 Brinkley School District 4801 - C.B. Partee Elementary School Elementary 1070 Brookland School District 1603 - Brookland Elementary School Elementary 676 Brookland School District 1603 - Brookland High School Middle/High 810 Bryant School District 6303 - Bryant Elementary School Elementary 337 Bryant School District 6303 - Bryant High School High 558 Bryant School District 6303 - Bryant Middle School Middle 824 Bryant School District 6303 - Collegeville Elementary School Elementary 211 Bryant School District 6303 - Paron Elementary School Elementary 16 Bryant School District 6303 - Paron High School Middle/High 668 Bryant School District 6303 - Robert L. Davis Elem. School Elementary 59 Bryant School District 6303 - Salem Elementary School Elementary 74 Bryant School District 6303 - Springhill Elementary School Elementary 298 Buffalo Is. Central Sch. Dist. 1605 - Buffalo Is. Central East Elem. Elementary 952 Buffalo Is. Central Sch. Dist. 1605 - Buffalo Is. Central Hs High 1011 Buffalo Is. Central Sch. Dist. 1605 - Buffalo Is. Central JHS Middle 913 Buffalo Is. Central Sch. Dist. 1605 - Buffalo Is. Central West Elem. Elementary 601 Cabot School District 4304 - Cabot High School High 363 Cabot School District 4304 - Cabot Junior High School - North Middle 936 Cabot School District 4304 - Cabot Junior High School - South Middle 403 Cabot School District 4304 - Cabot Middle School - North Middle 1099 Cabot School District 4304 - Cabot Middle School - South Middle 1050 Cabot School District 4304 - Central Elementary School Elementary 961 Cabot School District 4304 - Eastside Elementary School Elementary 158 Cabot School District 4304 - Magness Creek Elementary Elementary 1096 Cabot School District 4304 - Northside Elementary School Elementary 202 Cabot School District 4304 - Southside Elementary School Elementary 153 Cabot School District 4304 - Ward Central Elementary Elementary 546 Cabot School District 4304 - Westside Elementary School Elementary 314 Caddo Hills School District 4901 - Caddo Hills Elementary School Elementary 608 Caddo Hills School District 4901 - Caddo Hills High School Middle/High 772 Calico Rock School District 3301 - Calico Rock Elementary School Elementary 1019 Calico Rock School District 3301 - Calico Rock High School Middle/High 1068 Camden Fairview School Dist. 5204 - Camden Facility Bridge Academy & Bus Shop High 188 Camden
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