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SCHOOL DISTRICT SCHOOL NAME ADAMS TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT JEFFERS JR SR HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH RANGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AIRPORT CMTY SCHOOL DISTRICT AIRPORT SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL EDITH WAGAR MIDDLE SCHOOL FRED W RITTER ELEM SCHOOL HENRY NIEDERMEIER ELEM SCHOOL JOSEPH STERLING ELEM SCHOOL LOREN EYLER PRIMARY SCHOOL AKRON FAIRGROVE SCHOOL DIST AKRON FAIRGROVE ELEMENTARY SCH AKRON FAIRGROVE JR SR HIGH SCH ALLEN PARK PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST ALLEN PARK CMTY SCHOOL ALLEN PARK HIGH SCHOOL ALLEN PARK MIDDLE SCHOOL ARNO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BENNIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LINDEMANN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALLENDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT ALLENDALE HIGH SCHOOL ALLENDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL EVERGREEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEW OPTIONS SPRINGVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALMONT CMTY SCHOOL DISTRICT ALMONT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ALMONT HIGH SCHOOL ALMONT MIDDLE SCHOOL ORCHARD PRIMARY SCHOOL ARVON TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT ARVON TWP SCHOOL AUTRAIN ONOTA PUBLIC SCHOOLS AUTRAIN ONOTA SCHOOL AVONDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT WOODLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BAD AXE PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST BAD AXE HIGH SCHOOL BAD AXE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL BAD AXE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL GEORGE E GREENE ELEM SCHOOL BANGOR TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT 8 WOOD SCHOOL BARAGA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BARAGA HIGH SCHOOL PELKIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PHILIP LATENDRESSE ELEM SCHOOL BARK RIVER HARRIS SCH DIST BARK RIVER HARRIS ELEM SCHOOL BARK RIVER HARRIS HIGH SCHOOL BAY CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST AUBURN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HAMPTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KOLB ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LINSDAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MACGREGOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MACKENSEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BEDFORD PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT BEDFORD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1 BEDFORD open DOOR BEDFORD SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DOUGLAS ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JACKMAN ROAD ELEM SCHOOL MONROE ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SMITH ROAD ELEM SCHOOL TEMPERANCE ROAD ELEM SCHOOL BEECHER CMTY SCHOOL DISTRICT BEECHER MIDDLE HIGH SCHOOL DAILEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MILTON E TUCKER ELEMENTARY SCH RILEY ADULT EDUCATION CTR BENDLE PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT ATLANTIS ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCH BENDLE HIGH SCHOOL BENDLE MIDDLE SCHOOL SOUTH BENDLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WEST BENDLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BERKLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT ANDERSON MIDDLE SCHOOL ANGELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BERKLEY HIGH SCHOOL BURTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NORUP INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL PATTENGILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROGERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BESSEMER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT A D JOHNSTON JR SR HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BIG BAY DE NOC SCHOOL DIST BIG BAY DE NOC SCHOOL BIRCH RUN AREA SCHOOLS BIRCH RUN HIGH SCHOOL MARSHALL GREENE MIDDLE SCHOOL NORTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOL DIST ANDOVER HIGH SCHOOL BLOOMFIELD HILLS MIDDLE SCHOOL BOWERS ACADEMY CONANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EAST HILLS MIDDLE SCHOOL EASTOVER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HICKORY GROVE ELEM SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY LAHSER HIGH SCHOOL LONE PINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MODEL HIGH SCHOOL PINE LAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WAY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WEST HILLS MIDDLE SCHOOL WING LAKE DEVELOPMENTAL CENTER BLOOMFIELD TWP SCH DIST 7-F RAPSON SCHOOL BLOOMINGDALE PUBLIC SCH DIST BLOOMINGDALE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BLOOMINGDALE HIGH SCHOOL 2 BLOOMINGDALE MIDDLE SCHOOL BOIS BLANC PINES SCHOOL DIST PINES SCHOOL BRANDON SCHOOL DISTRICT BELLE ANN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BRANDON FLETCHER INTERM SCH BRANDON HIGH SCHOOL BRANDON MIDDLE SCHOOL H T BURT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HARVEY-SWANSON ELEM SCHOOL SHERMAN LIFELONG LEARNING CTR BREITUNG TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT KINGSFORD HIGH SCHOOL KINGSFORD MIDDLE SCHOOL WOODLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BRIDGEPORT-SPAULDING CMTY SD BRUCKER BASE SCHOOL THOMAS WHITE ELEMENTARY SCH BRIGHTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIGHTON HIGH SCHOOL ELEANOR HORNUNG ELEMENTARY SCH HAWKINS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HILTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LINDBOM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MALTBY MIDDLE SCHOOL MILLER EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER ROBERT SCRANTON MIDDLE SCHOOL SPENCER RD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BRIMLEY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BRIMLEY AREA SCHOOL BROWN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT BROWN CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BROWN CITY JR SR HIGH SCHOOL BURT TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT BURT TWP SCHOOL BYRON CENTER PUBLIC SCH DIST BROWN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MARSHALL ELEMENTARY SCH ROBERT L NICKELS INTERM SCH CALEDONIA CMTY SCHOOL DISTRICT DUCAN LAKE MIDDLE SCHOOL GLENMOR HIGH SCHOOL KRAFT MEDOWS SCHOOL CALUMET PUB SCHOOL DISTRICT C L K ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CALUMET HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON MIDDLE SCHOOL CARMAN AINSWORTH CMTY SCH DIST CARMAN AINSWORTH HIGH SCHOOL CARMAN AINSWORTH MIDDLE SCH CARMAN PARK-BAKER CAREER ACAD DILLON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DYE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RANDELS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RANKIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WOODLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CARNEY NADEAU PUBLIC SCH DIST CARNEY NADEAU PUBLIC SCHOOL CARO CMTY SCHOOL DISTRICT BEN H MCCOMB ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CARO ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL 3 CARO HIGH SCHOOL CARO MIDDLE SCHOOL FRANK E SCHALL ELEM SCHOOL CARSONVILLE-PORT SANILAC SD CARSONVILE ALT ED CENTER CARSONVILLE-PORT SANILAC ES CARSONVILLE-PORT SANILAC HS CASEVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST CASEVILLE SCHOOL CASS CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST CAMPBELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL CASS CITY MIDDLE SCHOOL CEDAR SPRINGS PUBLIC SCH DIST BEACH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CEDAR SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL CEDAR SPRINGS MIDDLE SCHOOL CEDAR TRAILS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CEDAR VIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEW BEGINNINGS ALT HIGH SCHOOL RED HAWK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CENTER LINE PUB SCH DISTRICT CROTHERS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PECK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ROOSE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHASSELL TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT CHASSELL TWP SCHOOL CHESANING UNION SCHOOL DIST ALBEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BIG ROCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BRADY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHESANING MIDDLE SCHOOL CHESANING UNION HIGH SCHOOL CHIPPEWA HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT BARRYTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHIPPEWA VALLEY SCHOOL DIST ALGONQUIN MIDDLE SCHOOL CHEROKEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHEYENNE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHIPPEWA VALLEY 9TH GRADE CTR CHIPPEWA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CLINTON VALLEY ELEM SCHOOL DAKOTA HIGH SCHOOL DAKOTA NINTH GRADE CENTER ERIE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOX ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HURON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF MACOM IROQUOIS MIDDLE SCHOOL LITTLE TURTLE EARLY CHLDHD CTR MIAMI ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MOHAWK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MOHEGAN HIGH SCHOOL OJIBWA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OTTAWA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SENECA MIDDLE SCHOOL 4 SEQUOYAH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SHAWNEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WYANDOT MIDDLE SCHOOL CHURCH SCHOOL DISTRICT CHURCH SCHOOL CLARENCEVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT BOTSFORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLARENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CLARENCEVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL GRANDVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLAWSON SCHOOL DISTRICT CLAWSON HIGH SCHOOL CLAWSON MIDDLE SCHOOL CLAWSON PRE-SCHOOL KENWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PAUL A SCHALM ELEM SCHOOL CLIO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT CARTER MIDDLE SCHOOL CLIO ALT EDUCATION CENTER CLIO AREA HIGH SCHOOL CLIO EARLY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EDGERTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GARNER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LACURE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COLDWATER CMTY SCHOOLS COLDWATER HIGH SCHOOL FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LAKELAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LEGG MIDDLE SCHOOL LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MAX LARSEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COLFAX TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT 1-F COLFAX TWP SCH 1-F BIG BURNING COMSTOCK PARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS COMSTOCK PARK HIGH SCHOOL GREENRIDGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MILL CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL NORTH KENT HIGH SCHOOL PINE ISLAND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STONEY CREEK ELEM SCHOOL COOPERSVILLE AREA PUB SCH DIST COOPERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL COOPERSVILLE JR HIGH SCHOOL EAST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WEST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CORUNNA PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT CORUNNA HIGH SCHOOL CORUNNA MIDDLE SCHOOL ELSA MEYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LOUISE PEACOCK ELEM SCHOOL NELLIE REED ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CRESTWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT CRESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL HIGHVIEW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HILLCREST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KINLOCH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 5 RIVERSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL CROSWELL-LEXINGTON CMTY SD CROSWELL-LEXINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CROSWELL-LEXINGTON MIDDLE SCH FROSTICK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MEYER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DE TOUR AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT DETOUR ELEMENTARY ECHOOL DRUMMOND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DEARBORN HEIGHTS SCH DIST 7 ANNAPOLIS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BEDFORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MADISON SCHOOL OAKLEY W BEST MIDDLE SCHOOL PARDEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL POLK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DEARBORN PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST BECKER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BRYANT MIDDLE SCHOOL DEARBORN CTR MATH SCI & TECH DEARBORN HIGH SCHOOL DEARBORN VIRTUAL ACADEMY DEARNBORN ADULT & CMTY ED CTR DUVALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EDSEL FORD HIGH SCHOOL FORDSON HIGH SCHOOL GEER PARK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HAIGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HENRY FORD EARLY COLLEGE HS HENRY FORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOWARD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HOWE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL KATHLEEN M COTTER ECC LINDBERGH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL LOWREY ELEMENTARY MIDDLE SCH MAPLES ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MCCOLLOUGH-UNIS SCHOOL MCDONALD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MICHAEL BERRY CAREER CTR MILLER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NOWLIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL O L SMITH MIDDLE SCHOOL OAKMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RIVER OAKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SALINA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SALINA INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL SNOW ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STOUT MIDDLE SCHOOL WHITMORE-BOLLES ELEM SCHOOL WILLIAM FORD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 6 WOODWORTH MIDDLE SCHOOL DECATUR PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT DAVIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DECATUR HIGH SCHOOL DECATUR MIDDLE SCHOOL DECKERVILLE CMTY SCHOOL DIST DECKERVILLE SCHOOL DETROIT PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT HOWE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MARQUETTE ELEM MIDDLE SCH OAKMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DOLLAR BAY-TAMARACK AREA SCHS DOLLAR BAY SCHOOL DUNDEE CMTY SCHOOL DISTRICT DUNDEE ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL DUNDEE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DUNDEE HIGH SCHOOL DUNDEE MIDDLE SCHOOL DURAND AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT BERTHA NEAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DOYLE KNIGHT ELEM SCHOOL DURAND AREA HIGH SCHOOL DURAND MIDDLE SCHOOL ROBERT KERR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILBUR H BILLS ELEM SCHOOL EAST DETROIT PUBLIC SCH DIST ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EAST GRAND RAPIDS PUB SCH DIST BRETON DOWNS ELEM SCHOOL EAST GRAND RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL
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