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2016-2017 Platinum Recognition (17 Schools) 2016-2017 Platinum Recognition (17 Schools) Name District Name Arthur F. Corey School Buena Park School District Dinuba High School Dinuba Unified School District Eric White Elementary School Selma Unified School District Franklin School Loomis Union School District George B. Miller Elementary School Centralia Elementary School District Golden Valley Elementary School Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified School District Grand View Elementary School Dinuba Unified School District Helendale Elementary School Helendale School District Indianola Elementary School Selma Unified School District Jefferson Elementary School Dinuba Unified School District John Adams Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Lincoln Elementary School Dinuba Unified School District Mission Elementary School Antioch Unified School District Newport Coast Elementary School Newport-Mesa Unified School District Penryn School Loomis Union School District Phelan Elementary School Snowline Joint Unified School District Rocklin Elementary School Rocklin Unified School District Sandpiper School Belmont-Redwood Shores School District 2016-2017 Gold Recognition (91 Schools) Name District Name Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Anderson Elementary School Westminster School District Arovista Elementary School Brea Olinda Unified School District Bakersfield High School Kern High School District Buena Park Junior High School Buena Park School District Century High School Santa Ana Unified School District César E. Chávez High School Santa Ana Unified School District Cherryland Elementary School Hayward Unified School District Collegewood Elementary School Walnut Valley Unified School District Diamond Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Don Juan Avila Middle School Capistrano Unified School District Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Edison Elementary School Ontario-Montclair School District Elderberry Elementary School Ontario-Montclair School District Emerson Middle School Bakersfield City School District Eugene Padan Elementary School Vacaville Unified School District Evergreen Elementary School Bakersfield City School District Fairmont Charter School Vacaville Unified School District Fairview Elementary School Greenfield Union School District Franklin Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Fremont Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Garfield Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District George Washington Carver Santa Ana Unified School District Goodwill Education Center Victor Valley Union High School District Gordon H. Beatty Elementary School Buena Park School District Grainte Pointe Elementary School Greenfield Union School District Greenfield Middle School Greenfield Union School District Greenville Fundamental School Santa Ana Unified School District Guin Foss Elementary School Tustin Unified School District Heroes Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Hidden Springs Elementary School Moreno Valley Unified School District Highland Elementary School Standard Elementary School District Horace Mann Elementary School Bakersfield City School District Horizon Elementary School Greenfield Union School District Island High School Alameda Unified School District Iva Meairs Elementary School Westminster School District Hort Elementary School Bakersfield City School District Jack London Elementary School Antioch Unified School District James Monroe Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Jefferson Elementary School Lindsay Unified School District John F. Kennedy Elementary School Santa Ana Unified SchoolDistrict John Muir Fundamental School Santa Ana Unified School District Joshua Tree Elementary School Morongo Unified School District Kimbark Elementary School San Bernardino City Unified School District Kingsley Elementary School Ontario-Montclair School District Lathrop Intermediate School Santa Ana Unified School District Lewis Elementary School Silver Valley Unified School District Lincoln Elementary School Ontario-Montclair School District Lorin Griset Academy Santa Ana Unified School District Los Coyotes Elementary School Centralia School District Mabel L. Pendleton Elementary School Buena Park School District Manuel Esqueda Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Martin Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District 2016-2017 Gold Recognition (91 Schools) Martin R. Heninger Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Mendez Fundamental Intermediate School Santa Ana Unified School District Monte Vista Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Moreno AVID Academy Ontario Montclair School District Oaks Middle School Ontario Montclair School District Olive Grove Elementary School Dry Creek Joint Elementary School District Pacific Drive School Fullerton School District Pat Butler Elementary School Paso Robles Joint Unified School District Paularino Elementary School Newport Mesa Unified School District Pinon Mesa Middle School Snowline Joint Unified School District Pio Pico Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Pioneer Drive Elementary School Bakersfield City School District Planz Elementary School Greenfield Union School District Raffaello Palla Elementary School Greenfield Union School District Ramona Communication Arts Academy Ontario-Montclair School District Ray M. Schmitt Elementary School Westminster Elementary School District Riley College Prep Academy San Bernardino City Unified School District Robert C. Fisler School Fullerton School District Roosevelt Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Saddleback High School Santa Ana Unified School District Santa Ana High School Santa Ana Unified School DistrictSanta Ana Sierra Preparatory Academy Unified School District Skyline North Elementary School Barstow Unified School District Suisun Elementary School Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District Sultana Sports & Science Academy Ontario-Montclair School District Taft Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District Tiefort View Intermediate School Silver Valley Unified School District Towngate Elementary School Moreno Valley Unified School District Tustin Memorial Academy Tustin Unified School District Tustin Ranch Elementary School Tustin Unified School District Twentynine Palms Junior High School Morongo Unified School District Valley High School Santa Ana Unified School District Villa Fundamental Intermediate School Santa Ana Unified School District Washington Elementary School Santa Ana Unified School District W. R. Nelson Elementary School Tustin Unified School District Westpark Elementary School Irvine Unified School District Westside Park Elementary School Adelanto School District Williams School Bakersfield City School District 2016-2017 Silver Recognition (559 Schools) Name District Name A. G. Currie Middle School Tustin Unified School District Abraham Lincoln Elementary School Colton Joint Unified School District Acacia Middle School Hemet Unified School District Accelerated Charter High School Tulare Joint Union High School District Adams Elementary School Newport-Mesa Unified School District Adelante High School Roseville Joint Union High School District Adelanto Elementary School Adelanto Elementary School District Adelanto High School Victor Valley Union High School District Advanced Learning Academy Santa Ana Unified School District Alderwood Elementary School Irvine Unified School District Alessandro High School Hemet Unified School District Alessandro School Moreno Valley Unified School District Alisal Elementary School Pleasanton Unified School District Alisal High School Salinas Union High School District Allendale Elementary School Oakland Unified School District Aloha Health Medical Academy ABC Unified School District Amargosa Creek Middle School Lancaster Elementary School District Anna McKenney Intermediate School Marysville Joint Unified School District Antelope High School Roseville Joint Union High School District Antelope Meadows Elementary School Dry Creek Joint Elementary School District Arlene Hein Elementary School Elk Grove Unified School District Armada Elementary School Moreno Valley Unified School District Arnold Adreani Elementary School Elk Grove Unified School District Arrowhead Elementary School San Bernardino City Unified School District Arrowview Middle School San Bernardino City Unified School District Arroyo Elementary School Pomona Unified School District Arroyo Vista Middle School Capistrano Unified School District Arthur C. 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