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Massachusetts College and Private Schools That Purchased Locally Grown Foods in the 2010-11 School Year An informal survey by the Massachusetts Farm to School Project The 48 colleges and universities below reported they preferentially purchased local foods during the 2010-11 school year. In addition, 33 private schools reported they preferentially purchased local foods during the 2010-11 school year. COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES PRIVATE SCHOOLS Amherst College Mass. College of Liberal Arts Academy at Charlemont NE Center for Children School Assumption College Mass. College of Pharmacy Belmont Day Northfield Mt. Hermon Atlantic Union College Mass. Institute of Technology Bement School Perkins Schools for the Blind Babson College Merrimack College Brimmer & May Phillips Academy Becker College Mt. Holyoke College Brooks Reed Academy School Bentley College Mt. Wachusett Comm. College Buxton School Inc. Riverview School Berklee College of Music N.E. Conservatory of Music Cambridge School of Weston St Agnes Boston College Nichols College Concord Academy Stoneleigh Burnham Boston University Northeastern University Cutchins Program Valleyview Clark University Olin College of Engineering Dana Hall College of the Holy Cross Salem State College Deerfield Academy Curry College Simmons College Eaglebrook Dean College Simon's Rock College of Bard Eagle Hill Elms College Smith College Fenn Emmanuel College Stonehill College Fessenden School Endicott College Suffolk University Germaine Lawrence School Fisher College Tufts University Governor’s Academy Framingham State University UMASS-Amherst Groton Gordon-Conwell Theol. Sem. UMASS-Lowell Hampden-Wilbraham Hampshire College Wellesley College Hartsbrook Harvard University Wheaton College Italian Home For Children Holyoke Community College Wheelock College Latham School Lesley University Williams College Lawrence Academy Mass. College of Art Worcester State College Middlesex Massachusetts Farm to School Project www.massfarmtoschool.org • 413.253.3844 • [email protected] .

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