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Recipient Codes Recipient Codes ALASKA Arizona (cont’d) Arizona (cont’d) Arizona (cont’d) A024 Alakanuk Sch R126 Arizona Academy of Science and Tech A592 Continental Elem Dist R231 Griffin Foundation Inc A057 Alaska Christian College R127 Arizona Agribusiness & Equine Ctr R174 Coolidge HS Success Ctr R232 HaSan Prep & Leadership A041 Alaska Gateway Sch Dist A921 Arizona Autism Charter Schools A593 Coolidge Unified Dist A622 Hackberry Sch Dist A039 Aleutians East Sch Dist R128 Arizona Call-A-Teen Youth Resources R175 Cornerstone Charter School Inc R233 Happy Vly Sch Inc A056 Annette Island School District R129 Arizona Career Acad R176 Cortez Park Charter Mid Sch R234 Harvest Power Comm Development A017 Bering Strait Sch Dist R130 Arizona Comm Development Corpo A594 Cottonwood-Oak Creek Elem Dis A623 Hayden-Winkelman Unified Dist A054 Brevig Mission Sch A938 Arizona Junior/Senior HS R177 Country Day Acad A776 Hearn Acad A939 Bristol Bay Borough Sch Dist R131 Arizona Montessori Charter Schools R178 Country Gardens Educational Service A624 Heber-Overgaard Unified Dist A040 Chatham Sch Dist R132 Arizona Sch For Arts A595 Crane Elem Dist R235 Heritage Academy Inc A059 Chugach School District A830 Arizona State Sch Dist A596 Creighton Elem Dist A794 Heritage Elem Glendale A012 Craig City Sch Dist A555 Arlington Sch Dist A597 Crown King Elem Dist A798 Heritage Elem Williams A007 Delta/Greely Sch Dist R133 Ascending Roots Scholastic & Athlete R157 Ctrl Arizona Vly Inst R236 Hermosa Montessori Charter A004 Denali Borough Sch Dist A556 Ash Creek Elem Dist R179 DW Higgins Inst R237 Highland Free Sch A011 Dillingham City Schools A557 Ash Fork Joint Unified Dist R180 Daisy Education Corporation A625 Higley Unified Sch Dist A025 Emmonak Sch A558 Avondale Elem Dist R181 Davis Education Ctr A626 Hillside Elem Dist C408 First Hope as the First Academy R134 Avondale Learning DBA Precision R182 Dcs Partner Inc DBA Destiny Comm A627 Holbrook Unified Dist A002 Galena City Sch Dist R136 Aztlan Academy Inc A598 Deer Vly Unified Dist R238 Hopi Jr/Sr HS A026 Hooper Bay Sch A559 Bagdad Unified Sch Dist R183 Desert Hills Public Charter High SC R239 Horizon Comm Learning Ctr A031 Iditarod Area Sch Dist R137 Ball Charter Sch (Hearn) R184 Desert Technology Schools Inc R240 Humanities & Sciences Inst A037 Juneau Sch Dist A560 Balsz Elem SD 31 A771 Destiny Sch Inc R241 Humanities and Sciences Academy A030 Kashunamiut Sch Dist A561 Beaver Creek Elem Dist R185 Discovery Plus Acad A628 Humboldt Unified Dist A034 Kake Sch Dist R138 Bell Canyon Charter Sch Inc DBA A782 Dobson Acad A629 Hyder Elem Dist A032 Kenai Borough Sch Dist R139 Benchmark Sch Inc A599 Double Adobe Elem Dist R242 Ideaban Inc DBA Amerischools A047 Kenai Peninsula Borough R140 Benjamin Franklin Charter Sch A600 Douglas Unified Dist A787 Imagine Schools A006 Ketchikan Gateway Borough Sch R141 Benson Unified Sch Dist R186 Dove Learning Inc A630 Indian Oasis-Baboquivari Unified A045 Klawock Sch Dist A564 Bicentennial Union HS Dist R187 Dragonfleye Science Inc R243 Integrity Education Centre Inc A060 Kodiak College A801 BIE Santa Rosa Ranch Sch A601 Duncan Unified Dist R244 Intelli-Sch Inc A014 Kodiak Island Borough Dist A565 Bisbee Unified Dist A602 Dysart Unified Dist R245 Intl Studies Acad A027 Kotlik Sch R142 Black Family & Child Services Inc R188 EAGLE Academy Inc A631 Isaac Elem Dist A029 Lake and Peninsula Sch Dist A566 Blue Elem Dist R190 Eagle Elem Dist A632 J O Combs Unified School Dist #44 A010 Lower Kuskokwim Sch Dist A567 Blue Ridge Unified Dist R191 Eagles Aerie Schools R246 James Madison Prep Sch A015 Lower Yukon Sch Dist A568 Bonita Elem Dist R192 East Vly Acad R247 James Sandoval Prep HS A055 Lower Yukon School District - Kotlik A570 Bowie Unified Dist R193 East Vly Family & Youth Support A784 Jeehdeeza Academy Inc A028 Marshall Sch R143 Bright Beginnings Sch Inc R194 East Vly Inst of Technology R248 Jefferson Patriots Inc DBA A020 Mountain Village Sch A773 Bright Ideas Charter Sch R195 Eastpointe HS Inc A633 Joseph City Unified Dist A043 Nenana City Sch Dist A571 Buckeye Elem Dist R196 Ecotech Academy of Science and Agri R249 Juniper Canyon Alternative HS A013 North Slope Borough Sch Dist A572 Buckeye Union HS Dist R197 Edge Sch Inc R250 Juniper Tree Acad A008 NW Arctic Borough Sch Dist A573 Bullhead City Elem Dist A831 Edkey Inc A769 Jwj Acad A021 Pilot Station Sch A795 CAASES R198 Edu-Prize Charter Sch R251 Kachina CDS A022 Pitkas Point Sch A779 Cafa Inc A805 EDUPRIZE Schools A634 Kayenta Unified Dist A023 Russian Mission Sch R144 Cafa Inc DBA Classics and Four A A762 Edupreneurship Inc R252 Kestrel Schools Inc A019 Scammon Bay Sch R145 Calli Ollin Acad R199 Edwards Hall Charter Sch R253 Keystone Montessori Charter Sch A018 Sheldon Point Sch R146 Cambridge Academy E Inc R200 E-Inst Charter Schools Inc R254 Khalsa Family Services A035 Southeast Island Sch Dist R147 Camelback Education Inc R201 El Dorado Public Charter HS R255 Khalsa Montessori Elem Sch A009 Southwest Region Sch Dist A574 Camp Verde Unified Dist A604 Elfrida Elem Dist R256 Kingman Academy of Learning A005 St Mary’s Sch Dist A575 Canon Elem Dist A605 Eloy Elem Dist A635 Kingman Unified Sch Dist A044 Tanana City Sch Dist R148 Carden Elem Sch R202 Enterprise Acad R257 Kino Academy Accommodation Sch A058 University of Alaska Southeast R149 Carden of Tucson Inc R189 EQ Scholars Inc A636 Kirkland Elem Dist A003 Valdez City Schools R150 Career Success Schools R203 Espiritu Comm Development Corp R258 Klondyke Elem Dist A033 Wrangell Public Schools R151 Carmel Comm Inc R204 Estrella Public Charter HS A637 Kyrene Elem Dist A042 Yakutat Sch Dist R152 Carpe Diem Collegiate HS R205 Evergreen Charter Sch Corp R259 Lake Havasu Charter Sch Inc A001 Yukon Flats Sch Dist A576 Cartwright Elem Dist R206 Excalibur Charter Sch Inc A638 Lake Havasu Unified Dist A036 Yukon Koyukuk Sch Dist A577 Casa Grande Elem Dist R207 Excel Education Centers Inc R260 Lake Powell Academy Inc A038 Yupiit Sch Dist A578 Casa Grande Union HS Distr R208 Flagstaff Jr Acad A792 La Paloma Acad R153 Casa Verde HS A606 Flagstaff Unified Dist A639 Laveen Elem Dist ARIZONA R154 Casy CDS R209 Flagstaff Unified Sch Dist C R261 Lead Charter Schools R104 4-Winds Acad A579 Catalina Foothills Unified Dist R210 Florence Crittenton Services of AZ R262 Learning Crossroads Basic Acad A768 AZ State Schools For Deaf & Blind A580 Cave Creek Unified Dist A607 Florence Unified Sch Dist R263 Legacy Schools R135 AZ-Tec HS R155 Caviat Coconino Assoc For Vocation A608 Flowing Wells Unified Dist A804 Legacy Traditional Sch A820 Academic Coachers A581 Cedar Unified Sch Dist R211 Foothills Acad A807 Leona Group Arizona, The R105 Academic Success Charter Sch A931 Centennial High School R212 Forrest Elem Dist A640 Liberty Elem Dist A817 Academy Del Sol A800 Center for Academic Success R213 Founding Fathers Academies Inc R264 Liberty HS R106 Academy of Excellence Inc R156 Center For Creative Education Inc R214 Fountain Hills Charter Sch A811 Liberty Traditional Sch R107 Academy of Hope A796 Cesar Chavez Learning Community A609 Fountain Hills Unified Dist R265 Lifelong Learning Research Institute R108 Academy of Math and Science Inc R158 Cesar Chavez Mid Schools Inc A610 Fowler Elem Dist A641 Litchfield Elem Dist R109 Academy of Tucson Inc R159 Challenge Sch Inc R215 Franklin Phonetic Primary Sch A642 Littlefield Unified Dist R110 Academy With Comm Partners R160 Challenger Basic Sch Inc DBA Ch A611 Fredonia-Moccasin Unified Dist A643 Littleton Elem Dist R111 Accelerated Learning Ctr (Lab) H812 Champion Schools R216 Friendly House Inc R266 Luz Social Services Inc R112 Acclaim Charter Sch R161 Chancellor Academies Arizona LLC A612 Ft Huachuca Accommodation Dist A644 Madison Elem Dist R113 Acorn Montessori Charter Sch A582 Chandler Unified Dist A613 Ft Thomas Unified Dist A646 Mammoth-San Manuel Unified Dist A545 Agua Fria Union HS Dist A936 Chandler Unified Dist - CTE R217 Future Development Education & Perf A814 Many Farms Community Sch A546 Aguila Elem Dist R162 Chester-Newton Charter and Montessory A614 Gadsden Elem Dist A647 Marana Unified Dist R114 Aha Macav HS R163 Childrens Success Acad A615 Ganado Unified Dist A648 Maricopa County Regl Dist R115 Aibt Charter HS Inc A583 Chinle Unified Dist R218 Gar LLC A649 Maricopa Unified Sch Dist R116 Air Academy Charter HS A584 Chino Vly Unified Dist R219 Gateway Comm HS R267 Mary C Obrien Accommodation Dist R117 Ajo Unified Dist A585 Chloride Elem Dist R220 Gem Charter Sch Inc R268 Mary Ellen Halvorson Educational R118 Akimel O Otham Pee Posh Charter Sch R164 Choice Education and Development R221 General Health Corp DBA Arizona A832 Maryvale Prep A548 Alhambra Elem Dist R165 Cholla Acad R222 Genesis Acad R269 Masada Charter Sch Inc R119 All Aboard Charter Sch DBA A790 Cibecue Community Schools A616 Gila Bend Unified Dist R270 Maya Public Charter HS R120 Allen-Cochran Enterprises Inc R166 Civano Charter Sch R223 Gila County Special Services A650 Mayer Unified Dist A549 Alpine Elem Dist A586 Clarkdale-Jerome Elem Dist A781 Gila Crossing Comm Sch A651 Mcnary Elem Dist 23 A550 Altar Vly Elem Dist R167 Classical Kids Acad R224 Gila Educational Group DBA Gila Prep R271 Mesa Academy For Advanced Studies R121 American Basic Schools LLC A587 Clifton Unified Sch Dist R225 Gila Inst For Technology R272 Mesa Arts Acad R122 American Heritage Acad R168 Cobre Vly Inst of Technolog A618 Glendale Elem Sch Dist A653 Mesa Unified Dist A822 American Leadership Acad A809 Cochise Community Development Corp A619 Glendale Union HS Dist R273 Metropolitan Arts Inst Inc A551 Amphitheater
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