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Illinois by County and High School Illinois by County and High EDGAR Chrisman High School School Kansas High School Paris High School ALEXANDER Shiloh High School Egyptian Sr High School EDWARDS Cairo Jr/Sr High School Edwards County High School BOND EFFINGHAM Bond County Community Unit 2 High Altamont High School School Beecher City Jr/Sr High School Mulberry Grove SR High School Dieterich Jr/Sr High School CLARK Effingham High School Casey-Westfield High School Teutopolis High School Marshall High School FAYETTE Martinsville High School Brownstown High School CLAY Ramsey High School Clay City High School St Elmo Sr High School Flora High School The New Approach School North Clay Community High School Vandalia Community High School CLINTON FRANKLIN Carlyle High School Benton Cons High School Central Community High School Christopher High Wesclin SR High School Frankfort High School COLES Sesser-Valier High School Charleston High School Thompsonville High School Mattoon High School Zeigler-Royalton High School Oakland High School GALLATIN CRAWFORD Gallatin High School Hutsonville High School HAMILTON Oblong High School Hamilton County Jr/Sr High School Palestine High School HARDIN Robinson High School Hardin County High School CUMBERLAND JACKSON Cumberland High School Carbondale Community High School Neoga SR High School Elverado High School DOUGLAS Murphysboro High School Arthur Sr High School Trico Senior High School Arcola High School JASPER Tuscola High School Newton Community High School Villa Grove High School JEFFERSON MOULTRIE Mount Vernon High School Lovington High School Waltonville High School Okaw Valley High School Webber Township High School Sullivan High School Woodlawn Comm High School PERRY JOHNSON Duquoin High School Vienna High School Pinckneyville Community High School Goreville High School Tri-County Ward LAWRENCE POPE Lawrenceville High School Pope Co High School Red Hill High School PULASKI MADISON Century Jr/Sr High School Alton Sr High School Meridian High School Civic Memorial High School RANDOLPH East Alton-Wood River High School Beck Area Career Center Edwardsville High School Chester High School Granite City High School Coulterville High School Highland High School Red Bud High School Livingston High School Sparta high School Madison Senior High School Steeleville High School Roxana Sr High School RICHLAND Triad High School East Richland High Venice High School West Richland High MARION SALINE Centralia High School Carrier Mills-Stonefort High School Patoka Sr High School Eldorado High School Sandoval Sr High School Galatia High School Salem Community High School Harrisburg High School South Central High School SANGAMON MASSAC Auburn High School Joppa Jr/Sr High School Divernon High School Massac County High School Glenwood High School MONROE Illiopolis High School Columbia High School Lanphier High School Valmeyer High School New Berlin High School Waterloo High School Pawnee High School MONTGOMERY Pleasant Plains High School Hillsboro High School Riverton High School Lincolnwood High School Rochester High School Litchfield Senior High School Springfield High School Nokomis Jr/Sr High School Tri-City High School Williamsville High School SHELBY WABASH Central A&M High School Mount Carmel High School Cowden-Herrick High School WASHINGTON Stewardson-Strasburg High School Okawville Jr/Sr High School Shelbyville High School Nashville Community High School Windsor Jr/Sr High School WAYNE ST. CLAIR Cisne High School Belleville High School-East Fairfield Community High School Belleville High School-West Wayne City High School Cahokia High School WHITE Cahokia School of Choice Carmi-White County High School Dupo High School Grayville Jr/Sr High School East Street Louis Sr High School Norris City-Omaha-Enfield High School Estelle Sauget Academic Center Freeburg Community High School WILLIAMSON James E Williams Learning center Carterville High School Lebanon high school Crab Orchard High School Lovejoy Technology Academy Herrin High School Marissa Jr/Sr High School Johnston City High School Mascoutah High School Marion High School New Athens High School O’Fallon High School Siu Charter School of East Street Louis Tomorrows Builders Charter School UNION Anna-Jonesboro High School Cobden High School Dongola High School Shawnee High School VERMILION Armstrong High School Bismarck-Henning High School Catlin High School Danville High School Georgetown-Ridge Farm High School Hoopeston Area High School Jamaica High School Oakwood High School Rossville-Alvin High School Westville High School .
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