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Schools and Libraries 2Q2016 Funding Year 2014 Authorizations - 4Q2015 Page 1 of 196 Universal Service Administrative Company Appendix SL24 Schools and Libraries 2Q2016 Funding Year 2014 Authorizations - 4Q2015 Page 1 of 196 Applicant Name City State Primary Authorized 100 ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE NORTH LAS VEGAS NV 2,128.69 A B C UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT CERRITOS CA 5,850.00 A E R O SPECIAL EDUCATION COOP BURBANK IL 8,794.79 A+ ARTS ACADEMY COLUMBUS OH 26,104.70 AAA ACADEMY BLUE ISLAND IL 82,992.37 AAS-ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE SAN DIEGO CA 1,533.92 ABBE REGIONAL LIBRARY AIKEN SC 17,711.95 ABBOTT INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT ABBOTT TX 464.40 ABERDEEN PUBLIC LIBRARY ABERDEEN ID 209.70 ABERDEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT ABERDEEN MS 993.20 ABERDEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 5 ABERDEEN WA 10,411.17 ABERDEEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 58 ABERDEEN ID 8,967.26 ABERNATHY INDEP SCHOOL DIST ABERNATHY TX 928.80 ABILENE FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY ABILENE KS 0.07 ABINGTON COMMUNITY LIBRARY CLARKS SUMMIT PA 164.72 ABINGTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL DIST CLARKS SUMMIT PA 16,470.80 ABSAROKEE SCHOOL DIST 52-52 C ABSAROKEE MT 18.97 ABYSSINIAN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION NEW YORK NY 7,611.79 ACADEMIA AVANCE LOS ANGELES CA 29,717.57 ACADEMIA CESAR CHAVEZ SAINT PAUL MN 890.35 ACADEMIA DE DESAROLLO INTEGRAL CRISTIANO ARECIBO PR 8,550.00 ACADEMIA MODERNA WALNUT PARK CA 10,646.64 ACADEMIA SEMILLAS DEL PUEBLO LOS ANGELES CA 77,532.68 Academic and Career Education Academy Midland MI 1,171.34 ACADEMICS PLUS CHARTER SCHOOL MAUMELLE AR 14,289.44 ACADEMIR CHARTER SCHOOL MIDDLE MIAMI FL 1,315.80 ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL PITTSBURG PA 1,041.60 ACADEMY FOR BUS & TECHNOLOGY FLINTMELVINDALE MI 12,506.40 ACADEMY FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP CHICAGO IL 2,474.57 ACADEMY FOR MATH ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE SALT LAKE CITY UT 1,890.09 ACADEMY FOR TECHNOLOGY AND THE CLASSICS SANTA FE NM 6,542.22 ACADEMY OF DALLAS DALLAS TX 5,061.17 ACADEMY OF DOVER DOVER DE 5,450.51 ACADEMY OF EXCELLENCE MILWAUKEE WI 1,541.23 ACADEMY OF MOUNT ST. URSULA SCHOOL BRONX NY 2,477.37 ACADEMY OF OUR LADY WAUKEGAN IL 122.00 ACADEMY OF ST DOROTHY SCHOOL STATEN ISLAND NY 145.13 ACADEMY OF THE CITY CHARTER SCHOOL LONG ISLAND CITY NY 540.00 ACADEMY OF THE HOLY ANGELS SCH DEMAREST NJ 647.74 ACADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS SCH KENSINGTON MD 108.95 ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART BLOOMFIELD HILLS MI 4,223.90 ACADEMY OF WATERFORD WATERFORD MI 2,920.37 ACADEMY SCHOOL DISTRICT 20 COLORADO SPGS CO 174,725.08 ACALANES UNION HS DIST LAFAYETTE CA 19,533.14 ACCEL TEMPE AZ 65.05 ACCELERATED CHARTER LOS ANGELES CA 0.90 ACCELERATED LEARNING SOLUTIONS NASHVILLE TN 2,948.74 ACCLAIM CHARTER SCHOOL, DBA ACCLAIM ACADEMY PHOENIX AZ 2,287.52 ACCOMACK COUNTY SCHOOL DIST ACCOMAC VA 169,596.00 ACE ACADEMY HARRISBURG NC 399.57 ACE ACADEMY HIGHLAND PARK MI 6,842.53 ACE CHARTER SCHOOLS SAN JOSE CA 8,772.87 ACHIEVE CAREER PREPARATORY ACADEMY TOLEDO OH 4,449.60 ACHIEVEKIDS-CONSORTIUM PALO ALTO CA 2,451.41 ACHIEVEMENT FIRST NEW HAVEN CT 167,387.98 ACHIEVEMENT HOUSE CHARTER SCHOOL EXTON PA 27,808.00 ACHIEVEMENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NASHVILLE TN 68,220.67 ACKERMAN ELEM SCHOOL DISTRICT AUBURN CA 1,853.56 ACORN PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT OAK FOREST IL 495.15 USAC - Schools and Libraries Support Mechanism February 01, 2016 Universal Service Administrative Company Appendix SL24 Schools and Libraries 2Q2016 Funding Year 2014 Authorizations - 4Q2015 Page 2 of 196 Applicant Name City State Primary Authorized ACTION FOR BRIDGEPORT FOR COMMUNITY BRIDGEPORT CT 13,349.21 DEVELOPMENT, INC. ACTON-AGUA DULCE UN SCH DIST ACTON CA 4,552.01 ACTON-BOXBOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT ACTON MA 19,042.41 Ada Community Library Boise ID 1,736.03 ADA INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT I 19 ADA OK 0.68 ADAIR CO SCHOOL DISTRICT R 1 NOVINGER MO 1,172.83 ADAIR COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT COLUMBIA KY 1,001.39 ADAIR-CASEY COMM SCHOOL DIST ADAIR IA 2,953.96 ADAMS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL DIST HASTINGS NE 15,534.00 ADAMS COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM GETTYSBURG PA 1,114.74 Adams County Public Library West Union OH 3,852.00 ADAMS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRCIT 50 WESTMINSTER CO 105,784.04 ADAMS COUNTY/OHIO VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT WEST UNION OH 26,244.70 ADAMS MEMORIAL LIBRARY WOODBURY TN 5,302.08 ADAMS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIST PAINESDALE MI 6,213.60 ADAMS-FRIENDSHIP AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT FRIENDSHIP WI 815.23 ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ADAMS-WELLS SPEC SVCS CO-OP BLUFFTON IN 2,677.48 ADAMSVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY ADAMSVILLE AL 2,912.00 ADAT ARI EL DAY SCHOOL VALLEY VILLAGE CA 2,417.60 ADDISON CENTRAL SCHOOL DIST ADDISON NY 14,553.44 ADDISON RUTLAND S U 04 FAIR HAVEN VT 18,955.44 ADEL SCHOOL DISTRICT 21 ADEL OR 1,818.82 ADEL-DESOTO-MINBURN COMM SCHS ADEL IA 26,354.04 ADELANTE COLLEGE PREP MINNEAPOLIS MN 1,688.53 ADELANTO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT ADELANTO CA 38,342.40 ADENA LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT FRANKFORT OH 12,459.99 ADIRONDACK CENTRAL SCHOOL DIST BOONVILLE NY 9,128.14 ADNA SCHOOL DISTRICT 226 CHEHALIS WA 11,316.40 ADOLPH SCHREIBER HEBREW ACAD NEW YORK NY 2,552.04 ADVANCE SCHOOL DISTRICT R 4 ADVANCE MO 0.20 Advanced Education Services Colton CA 2,776.13 AF- CROWN HEIGHTS/ BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL BROOKLYN NY 9,348.40 AF-ASPIRE CHARTER BROOKLYN NY 1,776.60 AF-BROWNSVILLE CHARTER SCHOOL BROOKLYN NY 16,357.95 AF-BUSHWICK CHARTER SCHOOL BROOKLYN NY 14,525.46 AF-EAST NEW YORK CHARTER SCHOOL BROOKLYN NY 11,647.05 AF-HARTFORD ACADEMY HARTFORD CT 10,587.15 AF-LINDEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BROOKLYN NY 1,512.00 AF-NORTH BROOKLYN PREP ELEM SCHOOL BROOKLYN NY 1,512.00 AF-PROVIDENCE MAYORAL ACADEMY PROVIDENCE RI 1,890.00 AF-UNIVERSITY PREP HIGH SCHOOL BROOKLYN NY 1,890.00 AFTON FREE LIBRARY AFTON NY 147.56 AFTON INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT 26 AFTON OK 1,740.17 AFYA PUBLIC CHARTER MIDDLE BALTIMORE MD 9,009.00 AGAPE ACADEMY AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER UNIVERSITY CITY MO 423.32 AGAPE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY CORSICANA TX 3,507.30 AGNON SCHOOL CLEVELAND OH 4,059.12 AGORA CYBER CHARTER KING OF PRUSSIA PA 76,458.88 AGRA INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT 134 AGRA OK 1,851.08 AGUA DULCE INDEP SCHOOL DIST AGUA DULCE TX 22,403.03 AIEA HIGH SCHOOL HONOLULU HI 2,444.07 AIKEN COUNTY SCHOOLS AIKEN SC 11,915.15 AIM HIGH CHILDRENS SERVICES BROOKLYN NY 1,787.71 AINSWORTH COMM SCHOOL DISTRICT AINSWORTH NE 24,501.28 AIRPORT COMM SCHOOL DISTRICT CARLETON MI 6,365.59 AITKIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1 AITKIN MN 14,470.93 AKRON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT AKRON OH 20,196.00 AKRON SCHOOL DISTRICT R 1 AKRON CO 9,456.69 USAC - Schools and Libraries Support Mechanism February 01, 2016 Universal Service Administrative Company Appendix SL24 Schools and Libraries 2Q2016 Funding Year 2014 Authorizations - 4Q2015 Page 3 of 196 Applicant Name City State Primary Authorized AKRON-FAIRGROVE SCHOOL DIST FAIRGROVE MI 7,968.00 AKRON-SUMMIT CO PUBLIC LIBRARY AKRON OH 141,165.67 AL AQSA ISLAMIC SCHOOL PHILADELPHIA PA 647.40 AL MADINAH SCHOOL BROOKLYN NY 9,362.87 ALABAMA INST FOR DEAF AND BLIND TALLADEGA AL 35,537.45 ALABAMA SUPERCOMPUTER AUTHORITY MONTGOMERY AL 5,154,861.21 ALABASTER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT ALABASTER AL 60,389.86 ALACHUA COUNTY LIBRARY DIST GAINESVILLE FL 87,831.64 ALAMANCE-BURLINGTON SCH DIST BURLINGTON NC 63,291.08 ALAMEDA CITY UNIFIED SCH DIST ALAMEDA CA (28,459.33) ALAMEDA CO OFFICE OF EDUCATION HAYWARD CA (3.24) ALAMEDA COUNTY LIBRARY FREMONT CA 402.80 ALAMO HEIGHTS IND SCHOOL DIST SAN ANTONIO TX 165.08 ALAMOGORDO PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST ALAMOGORDO NM 46,842.09 ALAMOSA SCHOOL DIST RE 11 J ALAMOSA CO 25,169.60 ALBA-GOLDEN IND SCHOOL DIST ALBA TX 2,859.65 ALBANY AREA SCHOOL DIST 745 ALBANY MN 22,935.95 ALBANY CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT ALBANY NY 43,921.95 ALBANY COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP ALBANY NY 2,160.64 ALBANY INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT ALBANY TX 4,242.90 ALBANY PUBLIC LIBRARY ALBANY NY 40,998.26 ALBEMARLE COUNTY SCHOOL DIST CHARLOTTESVLLE VA 253,273.38 ALBERT LEA SCHOOL DISTRICT 241 ALBERT LEA MN 22,419.90 ALBERTVILLE CITY SCHOOL DIST ALBERTVILLE AL 84,803.35 ALBIA COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST ALBIA IA 1,870.75 ALBUQUERQUE SCHOOL DISTRICT ALBUQUERQUE NM 813,032.79 ALBUQUERQUE-BERNALILLO CO LIB ALBUQUERQUE NM 49,143.74 ALCESTER-HUDSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 61-1 ALCESTER SD 63.69 ALCOA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT ALCOA TN 27,435.40 ALCONA COUNTY LIBRARY HARRISVILLE MI 5,307.97 ALDAR ACADEMY SACRAMENTO CA 1,938.60 ALDEN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT ALDEN NY 20,484.03 ALDEN HEBRON SCHOOL DIST 19 HEBRON IL 2,962.19 ALDINE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT HOUSTON TX 1,162,333.41 ALEDO INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT ALEDO TX 1,865.98 ALEUTIAN EAST BOROUGH SCH DIST SAND POINT AK 472,602.00 ALEUTIAN REGION SCHOOL DIST ANCHORAGE AK 7,227.89 ALEXANDER CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT ALEXANDER CITY AL 5,234.98 ALEXANDER LOCAL SCHOOL DIST ALBANY OH 5,859.84 ALEXANDER VLY UN ELEM SCH DIST HEALDSBURG CA (3.64) ALEXANDRIA CITY PUB SCH DIST ALEXANDRIA VA 383,251.43 ALEXANDRIA COMM SCHOOL CORP ALEXANDRIA IN 7,353.50 ALEXANDRIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 206 ALEXANDRIA MN 45,061.84 ALFRED-ALMOND CENTRAL SCH DIST ALMOND NY 2,095.45 ALGIERS CHARTER SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION NEW ORLEANS LA 56,565.00 ALGOMA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL KENT CITY MI 1,509.59 ALGONA COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST ALGONA IA 8,279.91 ALGONA PUBLIC LIBRARY ALGONA IA 31.44 ALGONQUIN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL NORTHBOROUGH MA 353.95 ALHAMBRA ELEM SCH DISTRICT 68 PHOENIX AZ 44,226.00 ALHAMBRA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT ALHAMBRA CA (32.08) ALICE INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT ALICE TX 2,020.14 ALIEF INDEP SCHOOL DISTRICT HOUSTON TX 590,597.33 ALIEF MONTESSORI COMMUNITY SCHOOL HOUSTON TX 7,630.16 ALISAL UNION ELEM SCH DISTRICT SALINAS CA 21,260.36 ALL MY CHILDREN DAY CARE & NURSERY SCHOOL 10 BROOKLYN NY 39,420.00 ALL SAINTS ACADEMY CORNING NY 661.63 ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL SCHOOL ST THOMAS VI 589.98 ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL KENOSHA WI 1,052.00 ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL RICHMOND VA 1,196.17 USAC - Schools and Libraries Support Mechanism February 01, 2016 Universal Service Administrative Company Appendix SL24 Schools and Libraries 2Q2016 Funding
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