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Milwaukee Parental Choice Program Headcount and FTE 2000-01 Milwaukee Parental Choice Program Headcount and FTE 2000-01 School Year Summer 3rd Friday in September 2nd Friday in January School School Name Headcount FTE Headcount FTE FTE 1 Academic Solutions Center for Learning 79 79.0 75 75.0 2.0 2 Agape Center of Academic Excellence 71 44.1 85 58.2 3 Alex's Academics of Excellence 139 131.5 116 110.0 10.0 4 Beautiful Savior Lutheran School 64 60.0 66 62.0 5 Believers in Christ Academy 164 158.4 163 157.4 7.0 6 Bessie M. Gray Preparatory Academy 64 52.5 58 47.0 2.0 7 Blessed Sacrament School 21 21.0 17 17.0 8 Blyden Delany Academy 79 75.4 84 80.4 4.0 9 Bridging the Gap Learning Center 9 9.0 10 10.0 10 Catholic East Elementary 77 76.0 80 79.0 11 Ceria M. Travis Academy 118 118.0 127 127.0 4.0 12 Christ Memorial Lutheran School 64 64.0 69 69.0 13 Christ Saint Peter Evangelical Lutheran School 27 27.0 27 27.0 14 Clara Mohammad School 111 105.0 111 102.0 3.0 15 Community Vision Academy 76 66.8 78 68.0 16 Corpus Christi School 97 94.5 97 94.0 17 D.L. Hines College of Preparatory Academy of Excellence 123 123.0 122 121.5 18 Divine Savior Holy Angels 10 10.0 10 10.0 19 Early View Academy of Excellence 295 285.0 269 259.8 8.0 20 Eastbrook Academy 27 24.5 29 26.6 21 Emmaus Lutheran School 125 117.4 130 122.8 22 Family Academy 39 37.0 35 33.4 23 Family Montessori School 44 36.0 36 29.0 24 Garden Homes Lutheran School 49 47.0 49 47.0 25 Gospel Lutheran School 93 93.0 92 92.0 5.0 26 Grace Preparatory School of Excellence 9 6.6 11 8.2 3.0 27 Gregory B. Flood Christian Academy 20 14.0 18 13.0 28 Harambee Community School 349 326.5 347 324.5 10.0 29 Harbor Cross School 7 4.0 12 6.0 30 Hickman's Academy Preparatory School 138 125.2 131 119.8 6.0 31 Holy Redeemer Christian Academy 356 344.4 341 330.6 32 Immanuel Christian Academy 43 36.6 38 32.4 33 Keal Preparatory School 11 10.0 12 10.5 34 Kindergarten Plus 16 14.0 11 9.4 35 King's Academy Christian School 27 23.5 27 23.5 36 Lakeshore Montessori School 10 6.5 10 6.5 37 Learning Enterprise High School 158 155.5 168 165.5 38 Louis Tucker Academy 68 61.0 98 86.0 8.0 39 Lutheran Special School 13 13.0 13 13.0 40 Marquette University High School 21 21.0 21 21.0 41 Marva Collins Preparatory School of Wisconsin 258 240.0 264 245.5 7.0 42 Medgar Evers Baptist Academy of Wisconsin 37 34.5 43 40.5 2.0 43 Messmer Catholic Schools 495 490.0 500 494.0 5.0 44 Milwaukee Montessori School 18 17.0 16 15.5 45 Milwaukee Multicultural Academy 106 99.2 128 118.8 46 Milwaukee School of Choice 10 9.0 8 7.0 47 Mother of Good Counsel School 111 105.5 107 102.0 48 Mount Calvary Lutheran School 131 125.5 130 124.5 49 Nazareth Lutheran School 28 27.0 27 26.0 50 Noah's Ark Preparatory School 63 56.2 78 69.2 51 Notre Dame Middle School 48 48.0 51 51.0 1.0 52 Oklahoma Avenue Lutheran School 27 26.0 28 27.0 53 Our Lady of Good Hope School 54 51.0 52 49.5 54 Our Lady of Sorrows School 74 72.5 76 74.0 55 Our Lady Queen of Peace School 49 47.5 49 47.5 56 Parklawn Christian School 87 79.4 108 99.2 7.0 57 Pius XI High School 72 72.0 73 73.0 58 Prince of Peace/Principe de Paz School 221 207.5 229 215.5 59 Resurrection Catholic Academy 170 162.0 153 145.0 60 Salam School 202 188.8 195 183.4 4.0 61 Seeds of Health (Grandview, Hilltop and Parkside) 191 135.0 190 136.4 2.0 62 Sharon Junior Academy 66 64.0 61 59.0 63 Sherman Park Preschool 32 23.0 33 23.0 64 Siloah Lutheran School 20 18.0 20 18.0 65 St. Adalbert School 241 231.0 240 230.0 66 St. Alexander School 22 22.0 22 22.0 67 St. Anthony School 323 301.5 325 303.5 3.0 68 St. Bernadette School 62 61.5 60 59.5 69 St. Catherine of Alexandria School (76th Place) 67 64.5 67 64.5 70 St. Catherine School (51st Street) 182 174.5 186 178.5 71 St. Charles Borromeo School 14 14.0 14 14.0 72 St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Academy 56 53.0 61 57.5 73 St. Gregory the Great School 20 20.0 20 20.0 74 St. Helen Elementary School 41 40.5 39 38.5 75 St. Joan Antida High School 166 166.0 166 166.0 76 St. John Kanty School 79 74.0 78 73.0 77 St. Josaphat Parish School 149 149.0 151 151.0 78 St. Leo Urban Academy 183 176.2 188 181.2 79 St. Marcus Lutheran School 62 57.0 62 57.0 80 St. Margaret Mary School 64 57.0 65 58.0 81 St. Martini Lutheran School 124 118.8 128 122.8 82 St. Paul Catholic School 21 20.0 24 23.0 83 St. Peter Immanuel Lutheran School 83 81.0 85 83.0 84 St. Philip Neri Catholic School 143 137.5 137 132.5 85 St. Rafael the Archangel School 103 99.5 89 85.5 86 St. Roman Parish School 32 31.0 33 32.0 87 St. Rose Catholic Academy 200 189.0 191 180.5 5.0 88 St. Sebastian School 78 73.5 80 75.5 89 St. Veronica School 21 19.5 21 19.5 90 St. Vincent Pallotti School 28 23.0 29 24.5 91 Stepping Stone Learning Center 5 3.0 6 4.0 92 Tamarack Community School 76 74.0 77 75.0 93 Taylor-Weber Academy 26 26.0 27 27.0 94 Texas Bufkin Academy 55 54.1 68 67.6 3.0 95 Urban Day School 533 526.0 531 524.5 19.0 96 Victory Preparatory Academy 44 39.2 46 39.2 3.0 97 Woodlands School 54 50.5 52 48.5 98 Woodson Academy 290 279.2 256 246.8 99 Yeshiva Elementary School 88 80.0 88 80.0 100 Zebaoth Learning Center 3 1.5 4 2.0 Totals* 9,619 9,103.5 9,628 9,107.1 133.0 *These are unaudited numbers. As of November 19, 2001.
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