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Unified Champion Schools Pennsylvania Unified Champion Schools Pennsylvania LACKAWANNA CENTRE • Abington Heights High School • Bald Eagle Area High School • North Pocono High School • Bellefonte High School • Carbondale Area Junior Senior High School • Penns Valley High School • Valley View High School • West Scranton High School CHESTER • Unionville High School PIKE • B. Reed Henderson High School • Wallenpaupack Area High School DELAWARE WAYNE • Interboro High School • Honesdale High School • Marple Newtown High School • Western Wayne High School • Penncrest High School • Strath Haven High School ALLEGHENY • Sun Valley High School- Penn Delco • Baldwin Whitehall High School • Upper Darby High School • Carlynton High School • Springfield High School • Elizabeth Forward High School • Haverford High School • Avonworth High School • Chester High School • Moon Area High School • Penn Wood High School • Mount Lebanon High School • Ridley High School • Shaler Area High School • Garnet Valley High School • Fox Chapel Area High School ELK & CAMERON BEAVER • St. Marys Area High School • Beaver Falls Senior High School • Cameron County High School • Central Valley High School • New Brighton High School ERIE • Rochester Area High School • Erie High School • Riverside High School • Girard High School • Hopewell High School • Fort LeBoeuf High School • South Side High School • McDowell High School • Ambridge High School • Northwestern High School • Beaver Area High School • Fairview School District • Blackhawk High School • General McLane • Corry Area High School BRADFORD & TIOGA • Canton High School (Bradford) HARRISBURG • Liberty High School (Tioga) • Upper Dauphin High School • Mansfield High School (Tioga) • Halifax High School • Northern High School BUCKS • Columbia High School • Palisades High School • Central Bucks High School East LANCASTER • JP McCaskey High School CLEARFIELD • Warwick High School • Clearfield High School • Penn Manor High School • Curwensville High School • Hempfield High School • West Branch High School • Moshannon Valley High School 2570 Blvd. of the Generals, Suite 124, Norristown, PA, 19403 Tel (610) 630-9450 www.specialolympicspa.org MONTGOMERY BUTLER, MERCER & LAWRENCE • Abington High School • Grove City High School • Spring-Ford High School • Hickory High School • Cheltenham High School • Sharpsville High School • Souderton High School • Slippery Rock High School • North Penn High School • West Middlesex High School • Harriton High School • New Castle High School • Upper Merion High School • Wilmington Area High School • Lincoln High School PHILADELPHIA • Seneca Valley Senior High School • Abraham Lincoln High School • Butler Senior High School • Audenried Universal Charter HS • High School For Creative & Performing WESTMORELAND Arts • Belle Vernon High School • Frankford High School • Hempfield High School • Furness High School • Franklin Regional High School • George Washington High School • Mount Pleasant High School • Hill-Freedman World Academy • Yough High School • Kensington High School • Norwin High School • Kensington Health Sciences Acad. • Martin Luther King High School YORK • Northeast High School • York County School of Technology • Parkway West High School • Red Lion Area Senior High School • Sayre High School • School of the Future • South Philadelphia High School • Strawberry Mansion High School • Thomas Edison High School PHILA. ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOLS • Andrew Hamilton • Clymer Elementary • Juniata Park Academy • Midde Years Alternative • Pensrose School • Universal Daroff Elementary PITTSBURGH • Brashear High School • Carrick High School • Perry Traditional Academy High School • Westinghouse High School • University Prep • Taylor Allderdice High School • Barrack Obama Academy • Oliver Citywide Academy .
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