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Northshore School District Administrative/Resources Elementary Schools 96 Administration Bldg Northshore School District Administrative/Resources Elementary Schools 96 Administration Bldg. 1 Arrowhead Elementary 99 Support Services/Media Resource 25 Bear Creek Elementary Ctr./Graphics Ctr./Warehouse 20 Canyon Creek Elementary N Everett Snohomish 86 Transportation Center 3 Cottage Lake Elementary 180th St. SE District District W E 4 Crystal Springs Elementary 184th SE SE Junior High Schools 14 East Ridge Elementary S 23 Fernwood Elementary 43 Canyon Park Junior High 19th Dr. 43rd SE 35th SE 51st SE (Hwy 9) 59th SE 19 Frank Love Elementary 42 Kenmore Junior High 22 Hollywood Hill Elementary 46 Leota Junior High 22nd SE 193rd SE Grannis Rd. SE 5 Kenmore Elementary Edmonds 196th SE 23 196th SE e. 47 Northshore Junior High Fi lber Av ville-Snohomish Rd . 15 Kokanee Elementary KENNARDS 44 Skyview Junior High District t Rd. CORNER 67th oodin ell Rd. 9 Lockwood Elementary W 45 Timbercrest Junior High Jew 6 Maywood Hills Elementary Littl Damson Rd. e B 9 ear 208th SE C 10 Moorlands Elementary THRASHER’S Maltb re e High Schools CORNER k 86 y Rd. 11 Shelton View Elementary R d 71 Bothell High School 212th St. 527 . 31 Sorenson Early Childhood Ctr. 4 72 Inglemoor High School 212th St. 212th SE 24 Sunrise Elementary CANYON 73 Woodinville High School W W PARK 220th St. 20 HWY 522 21 Wellington Elementary 4th 75th MONROE TO 59 Secondary Academy for Success 39th SE 35th SE 12th 19 224th 99 44 7 Westhill Elementary 81 Northshore Networks 9th SE 405 23rd SE 59 13 Woodin Elementary 228th St. SW 228th 31st Ave SE 3rd SE 228th 228th St. SE N 26 Woodmoor Elementary 57th y 11 232nd y NE 35th SE 28th Wa 237th Monroe W 15 Wa 43 Crystal District 5th Locust Meridian 240th SE Lake Bothell Ave SE Lockw Ave SE 240th h ood Rd 96 81 522 75th SE 99t . 19th 23rd Ave NE 244th SNOHOMISH COUNTY 9 31 d 203rd NE 6 195th 120th 73 NE 195th NE 205th KING COUNTY 42 527 ville-Snohomish Rd. 62n 21 e. 192nd 7 Av NE 195th 222nd NE 5 oodin NE NE 202nd 13 45 e. W 46 NE e. NE 190th NE e. y Av 101st Av e W NE e Hollyhills w Av 5 104th NE 104th l NE 185th e Rd . 1 s 168th NE NE h d Drive 2 Ave. NE 186t ear Woodin 55th vi 61st B lle-D e. u v ie Ave. al 68th . l Av R 194th NE Blvd NE 132nd NE d 25 88th . KENMORE 71 WOODINVILLE e. 73rd d rv aradise Lak Av 80th Lake P 522 83r 180th R 175th St NE line ish iver Leota e. m Av Cottage ve Hwy 522 BOTHELL a 244th h m 1 LAKE Lake District m re 3 a Dr. S 1 171st 212t W 405 s 173rd St Ri t NE 140th 171st St. ybrook A Sa 22 164th NE Simonds Rd. Mink Rd. Ave. NE 165th District S W Juanita Dr. 160th oodin Ave. 14 Sho H 72 NE NE 160th 3 e. NE h NE NE Sammamish Rive NE 159th 206th NE 156th Pl. I e. Av ville-Redmond y e. N Av Av NE 155th 47 216t Wa . NE 150th G d NE R 124th e. d d T 100th ville 148th NE Juanita- h l e Av 26 e. O 153r a NE 10 r d e. Av 1 oodin 146t n 223r N W o Bear Creek Rd. Av 84th v NE 145th A 168th NE 145th St. 143rd NE 145th St. 235th 24 Administration High Schools Lake Washington District Media Resource Junior High Schools Lake NE 132nd & Graphics Center 172nd NE Washington 128th St. Transportation Elementary Schools NE 124th Center District.
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