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2013 High School Graduates (including Alternate Eligible) Eligible for a TOPS Award by School, School District and Parish Data as of 9/5/2013 ACT School Graduate TOPS ELIGIBILITY BREAKDOWN Code School Name Type Count (1) Eligible HONORS PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY TECH Alternate Eligible (2) 999999 ALTERNATE ELIGIBLE STUDENT - 191 47 73 40 31 Alternate Eligible - 191 47 73 40 31 Alternate Eligible Total - 191 47 73 40 31 Acadia Parish 190480 CHURCH POINT HIGH SCHOOL P 97 41 2 14 12 13 190605 CROWLEY HIGH SCHOOL P 138 57 3 11 23 20 191270 IOTA HIGH SCHOOL P 76 38 5 6 17 10 191785 MIDLAND HIGH SCHOOL P 49 18 2 4 9 3 192490 RAYNE HIGH SCHOOL P 123 47 - 8 20 19 Acadia Parish School System 483 201 12 43 81 65 190614 NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL N 13 11 2 6 1 2 190615 NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL N 94 60 13 18 25 4 Acadia Parish Nonpublic Schools 107 71 15 24 26 6 Acadia Parish Schools Total 590 272 27 67 107 71 Allen Parish 190790 ELIZABETH HIGH SCHOOL P 17 13 1 3 5 4 191085 FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL P 29 17 2 6 1 8 191400 KINDER HIGH SCHOOL P 73 48 7 15 18 8 192255 OAKDALE HIGH SCHOOL P 56 24 5 7 6 6 192275 OBERLIN HIGH SCHOOL P 45 26 3 6 6 11 192520 REEVES HIGH SCHOOL P 24 9 1 1 5 2 Allen Parish School System 244 137 19 38 41 39 Allen Parish Schools Total 244 137 19 38 41 39 Ascension Parish 190705 DONALDSONVILLE HIGH SCHOOL P 84 21 - 3 11 7 190993 DUTCHTOWN HIGH SCHOOL P 444 260 47 89 102 22 191045 EAST ASCENSION HIGH SCHOOL P 351 192 29 39 77 47 192601 ST AMANT HIGH SCHOOL P 388 211 35 70 88 18 Ascension Parish School System 1,267 684 111 201 278 94 190700 ASCENSION DIOCESAN REGIONAL N 29 22 1 3 17 1 191049 ASCENSION CHRISTIAN HIGH N 33 19 2 6 10 1 Ascension Parish Nonpublic Schools 62 41 3 9 27 2 Ascension Parish Schools Total 1,329 725 114 210 305 96 Page 1 of 24 2013 High School Graduates (including Alternate Eligible) Eligible for a TOPS Award by School, School District and Parish Data as of 9/5/2013 ACT School Graduate TOPS ELIGIBILITY BREAKDOWN Code School Name Type Count (1) Eligible HONORS PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY TECH Assumption Parish 191905 ASSUMPTION HIGH SCHOOL P 246 103 4 27 46 26 Assumption Parish School System 246 103 4 27 46 26 Assumption Parish Schools Total 246 103 4 27 46 26 Avoyelles Parish 191855 AVOYELLES HIGH SCHOOL P 108 39 3 10 18 8 190375 BUNKIE NEW TECH HIGH SCHOOL P 48 17 2 7 4 4 190379 LOUISIANA SCH FOR AGR SCIENCES P 51 14 - 2 5 7 191720 MARKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL P 90 41 3 11 14 13 Avoyelles Parish School System 297 111 8 30 41 32 191681 AVOYELLES PUB. CHARTER SCHOOL P 47 31 2 11 15 3 Avoyelles Parish Charter School 47 31 2 11 15 3 192405 SAINT JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL N 12 4 - 1 1 2 Avoyelles Parish Nonpublic Schools 12 4 - 1 1 2 Avoyelles Parish Schools Total 356 146 10 42 57 37 Beauregard Parish 190679 BEAUREGARD ALTENATIVE SCHOOL P NA NA NA NA NA NA 190680 DE RIDDER HIGH SCHOOL P 165 80 10 22 29 19 190683 EAST BEAUREGARD HIGH SCHOOL P 47 22 - 11 3 8 191775 MERRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL P 35 15 2 3 6 4 192745 SINGER HIGH SCHOOL P 21 7 - 3 2 2 191625 SOUTH BEAUREGARD HIGH SCHOOL P 99 59 7 13 23 16 Beauregard Parish School System 367 183 19 52 63 49 190682 BEAUVER' CHRISTIAN ACADEMY P NA NA NA NA NA NA Beauregard Parish Nonpublic Schools - - - - - - Beauregard Parish Schools Total 367 183 19 52 63 49 Bienville Parish 190105 ARCADIA HIGH SCHOOL P 30 14 2 - 6 6 190285 BIENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL P NA NA NA NA NA NA 190430 CASTOR HIGH SCHOOL P 32 20 5 6 7 2 191005 GIBSLAND-COLEMAN HIGH SCHOOL P 11 5 - 1 1 3 192550 RINGGOLD HIGH SCHOOL P 26 11 - 1 6 4 192650 SALINE HIGH SCHOOL P 27 11 1 3 2 5 Bienville Parish School System 126 61 8 11 22 20 Bienville Parish Schools Total 126 61 8 11 22 20 Page 2 of 24 2013 High School Graduates (including Alternate Eligible) Eligible for a TOPS Award by School, School District and Parish Data as of 9/5/2013 ACT School Graduate TOPS ELIGIBILITY BREAKDOWN Code School Name Type Count (1) Eligible HONORS PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY TECH Bossier Parish 190318 AIRLINE HIGH SCHOOL P 299 175 25 45 70 35 190270 BENTON HIGH SCHOOL P 174 99 21 29 32 17 190325 BOSSIER CITY HIGH SCHOOL P 142 37 1 6 14 16 BOSSIER PARISH TECHNICAL SCHOOL P NA NA NA NA NA NA 190164 CHARLOTTE ANN MITCHELL ED CTR P NA NA NA NA NA NA 191170 HAUGHTON HIGH SCHOOL P 235 122 16 28 48 30 972953 J G JONES YOUTH SHLTR-DET CTR P NA NA NA NA NA NA 190328 PARKWAY HIGH SCHOOL P 255 121 13 30 51 27 192375 LA NEW TECH AT PLAIN DEALING P 21 4 1 - 2 1 Bossier Parish School System 1,126 558 77 138 217 126 Bossier Parish Schools Total 1,126 558 77 138 217 126 Caddo Parish 192675 BOOKER T WASHINGTON HIGH SCH P 50 13 - - 5 8 192680 C E BYRD HIGH SCHOOL P 478 320 66 96 109 49 192679 CADDO PARISH MAGNET HIGH SCH P 255 198 87 44 63 4 192678 CAPTAIN SHREVE HIGH SCHOOL P 273 128 16 23 59 30 192685 FAIR PARK HIGH SCHOOL P 125 20 - 1 3 16 192684 GREEN OAKS HIGH SCHOOL P 55 12 - 1 4 7 192676 HAMILTON TERRACE LEARNING CTR P NA NA NA NA NA NA 192691 HUNTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL P 145 31 - - 10 21 192940 NORTH CADDO MAGNET HIGH SCHOOL P 67 24 1 5 11 7 192692 NORTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL P 187 56 6 10 20 20 192699 SOUTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL P 259 64 1 5 19 39 192703 WOODLAWN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY P 126 13 - - 2 11 192702 SHREVEPORT JOB CORPS P 2 - - - - - Caddo Parish School System 2,022 879 177 185 305 212 192704 CALVARY BAPTIST ACADEMY N 81 57 9 8 24 16 192671 EVANGEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY N 96 43 6 8 22 7 192690 LOYOLA COLLEGE PREPARATORY N 100 72 32 23 14 3 Caddo Parish Nonpublic Schools 277 172 47 39 60 26 Caddo Parish Schools Total 2,299 1,051 224 224 365 238 Page 3 of 24 2013 High School Graduates (including Alternate Eligible) Eligible for a TOPS Award by School, School District and Parish Data as of 9/5/2013 ACT School Graduate TOPS ELIGIBILITY BREAKDOWN Code School Name Type Count (1) Eligible HONORS PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY TECH Calcasieu Parish 191449 ALFRED M BARBE HIGH SCHOOL P 407 227 47 54 94 32 190255 BELL CITY HIGH SCHOOL P 44 23 1 3 10 9 190670 DEQUINCY HIGH SCHOOL P 68 38 3 11 15 9 191280 IOWA HIGH SCHOOL P 122 50 6 11 19 14 191460 LA GRANGE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL P 184 59 1 10 17 31 191487 SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL P 266 166 23 43 75 25 192780 STARKS HIGH SCHOOL P 22 8 1 3 3 1 192805 SULPHUR HIGH SCHOOL P 360 193 26 50 78 39 192930 VINTON HIGH SCHOOL P 49 16 2 6 7 1 191495 WASHINGTON/MARION MAGNET HS P 104 27 - 2 13 12 192982 WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL P 100 38 1 8 17 12 Calcasieu Parish School System 1,726 845 111 201 348 185 191456 HAMILTON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY N 30 20 4 6 8 2 191470 SAINT LOUIS CATHOLIC HIGH SCH N 142 105 22 38 41 4 Calcasieu Parish Nonpublic Schools 172 125 26 44 49 6 Calcasieu Parish School Total 1,898 970 137 245 397 191 Caldwell Parish 190518 CALDWELL PARISH HIGH SCHOOL P 63 25 4 7 12 2 Caldwell Parish School System 63 25 4 7 12 2 Caldwell Parish School Total 63 25 4 7 12 2 Cameron Parish 191455 GRAND LAKE HIGH SCHOOL P 56 34 4 13 12 5 191125 HACKBERRY HIGH SCHOOL P 13 5 - 1 3 1 190408 JOHNSON BAYOU HIGH SCHOOL P 9 6 1 2 1 2 190602 SOUTH CAMERON HIGH SCHOOL P 19 8 - 1 4 3 Cameron Parish School System 97 53 5 17 20 11 Cameron Parish Schools Total 97 53 5 17 20 11 Catahoula Parish 191350 BLOCK HIGH SCHOOL P 35 12 1 6 3 2 191352 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL P NA NA NA NA NA NA 191160 HARRISONBURG HIGH SCHOOL P 26 13 3 4 4 2 192710 SICILY ISLAND HIGH SCHOOL P 16 6 1 1 2 2 Catahoula Parish School System 77 31 5 11 9 6 Catahoula Parish Schools Total 77 31 5 11 9 6 Page 4 of 24 2013 High School Graduates (including Alternate Eligible) Eligible for a TOPS Award by School, School District and Parish Data as of 9/5/2013 ACT School Graduate TOPS ELIGIBILITY BREAKDOWN Code School Name Type Count (1) Eligible HONORS PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITY TECH Claiborne Parish 190130 ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL P NA NA NA NA NA NA 191180 HAYNESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL P 30 7 - 2 3 2 191205 HOMER HIGH SCHOOL P 48 19 2 - 11 6 192810 SUMMERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL P 19 8 - 3 1 4 Claiborne Parish School System 97 34 2 5 15 12 191172 CLAIBORNE ACADEMY N 20 15 2 8 4 1 190133 MOUNT OLIVE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL N 8 2 - 1 1 - Claiborne Parish Nonpublic Schools 28 17 2 9 5 1 041285 JUNCTION CITY HIGH SCHOOL P 3 3 - 3 - - Junction City School District (Arkansas) 3 3 - 3 - - Claiborne Parish Schools Total 128 54 4 17 20 13 Concordia Parish 190900 FERRIDAY HIGH SCHOOL P 68 15 - 2 5 8 191845 MONTEREY HIGH SCHOOL P 32 18 3 7 7 1 192900 VIDALIA HIGH SCHOOL P 103 48 7 13 13 15 Concordia Parish School System 203 81 10 22 25 24 Concordia Parish Schools Total 203 81 10 22 25 24 DeSoto Parish 191605 LOGANSPORT HIGH SCHOOL P 41 10 1 1 6 2 191675 MANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL P 105 28 - 3 11 14 192795 NORTH DESOTO HIGH SCHOOL P 127 53 2 11 25 15 192335 PELICAN ALL SAINTS HIGH SCHOOL P 11 4 - - 3 1 191610 STANLEY HIGH SCHOOL P 36 15 - 5 7 3 DeSoto Parish School System 320 110 3 20 52 35 191059 CENTRAL SCHOOL CORPORATION N 12 9 - 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