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Organization City State Arcadia High School Arcadia WI Ashwaubenon High School Ashwaubenon WI Audubon High School Milwaukee WI Barneveld Schools Barneveld WI Bay Port High School Green Bay WI Bay View High School Milwaukee WI Brodhead High School Brodhead WI Brookfield Academy Brookfield WI Brookfield Central High School Brookfield WI Brown Deer High School Brown Deer WI Burlington Area School District Burlington WI Carmen Schools of Science and Technology Milwaukee WI Cedarburg High School Cedarburg WI DeForest Area High School Deforest WI Divine Savior Holy Angels Milwaukee WI Edgewood High School Madison WI Glenwood City High School Glenwood City WI Grafton High School Grafton WI Green Bay Area Public Schools Green Bay WI Green Lake Middle/High School Green Lake WI Greenfield High School Greenfield WI Hamilton High School Sussex WI Hartford Union High School Hartford WI Homestead High School Mequon WI Horlick High School Racine WI Janesville School District Janesville WI JI Case High School Racine WI Kaukauna High School Kaukauna WI Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School Jackson WI Kohler High School Kohler WI Ladysmith High School Tony WI Lourdes Academy Oshkosh WI Madison Country Day School Waunakee WI Markesan High School Markesan WI Marquette University High School Milwaukee WI Mauston School District Mauston WI Menasha High Appleton Wi Messmer High School Milwaukee WI Milwaukee Public Schools Milwaukee WI Montello High School Montello WI Neenah High School Neenah WI New Berlin West Middle/High School New Berlin WI New London High School New London WI Oakfield Middle/High School Oakfield WI Omro High School Omro WI Preble High School Green Bay WI Princeton High School Princeton WI Pulaski High School Milwaukee WI Roncalli High School Manitowoc WI Rosendale Brandon School District Little Chute WI Rural Virtual Academy Medford WI Saint Joseph Catholic Academy Kenosha WI Shoreland Lutheran High School Somers WI Shorewood High School Shorewood WI Slinger High School Slinger WI St Joan Antida High School Milwaukee WI St Thomas More High School Milwaukee WI St. Mary Catholic High School Neenah WI Stratford School District Stratford WI Sturgeon Bay High School Sturgeon Bay WI Tenor High School Milwaukee WI The Prairie School Racine WI The R.E.A.L. School Sturtevant WI Tri-County Area School District Plainfield WI University School of Milwaukee Milwaukee WI Washburn School District Washburn WI Washington Park High School Racine WI Waterford Union High School Waterford WI Waunakee High School Waunakee WI West Allis Central High School West Allis WI West Bend East High School West Bend WI West Bend West High School West Bend WI Whitefish Bay High School Whitefish Bay WI Winnebago Lutheran Academy Fond du Lac WI Wonewoc-Center High School Wonewoc WI Xavier High School Appleton WI.

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