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Distributed to Number of Distributed to Not Not Distributed to Total % Not RSA ONLY Facilities Reporting Reporting Reporting Reporting CLIA Waiver CLIA Distributed % reporting Reporting Summary Schools 786 720 2,146,047 66 19,160 2,165,207 92% 8% 100% Chambers 72 54 159,586 18 23,340 0 182,926 75% 25% 100% Youth Camps 78 59 77,760 18 7,280 1 520 85,560 77% 23% 100% Council of Governments 7 6 1,840 1 320 0 2,160 86% 14% 100% Medical 348 46 330,920 72 91,980 230 212,302 635,202 79% 21% 100% EMS/Fire/Police 172 78 357,920 94 336,000 0 693,920 45% 55% 100% Other: Critical Infrastructure/Electrical Cooperatives, Military, etc. 181 73 234,680 96 458,120 12 21,000 713,800 47% 53% 100% Total 1644 1036 3,308,753 365 936,200 243 233,822 4,478,775 78% 22% 100% Distributed to Distributed to Not Number of Reporting Not Reporting Distributed to Total % Not RAC ONLY Facilities Reporting Facilities Reporting Facilities CLIA Waiver CLIA Facilities Distributed % reporting Reporting Summary Medical 75 7 1,920 26 72,600 42 45,880 120,400 65% 35% 100% EMS/Fire/Police 137 41 48,080 81 73,280 15 7,760 129,120 41% 59% 100% Other: Critical Infrastructure/Electrical Cooperatives, Military, etc. 27 0 0 27 23,730 0 0 23,730 0% 100% 100% Total 239 48 50,000 134 169,610 57 53,640 273,250 44% 56% 100% *Delivery from RAC ** Delivery from RAC & RSA School Name Opt Out/Suspend Remaining Binax kits Arcadia First Baptist Christian School Opt out 0 Breckenridge ISD Opt out 1,393 Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Opt out 13,064 Galena Park ISD Opt Out 2,062 Grace Preparatory Academy -- Tarrant Opt out 0 Hemphill ISD Opt out 0 Hico ISD Opt out 4 Katy ISD opt out 6/1 28,597 Killeen ISD Opt Out 487 Living Rock Academy Opt out 122 Round Rock ISD Suspend 246 St. Catherine's Montessori Opt out 0 The Momentum Academy Opt out 0 Tyler Street Christian Academy Opt out 2 White Rock Montessori Opt out 33 Youth Camps Opt Out/Suspend Remaining Binax kits Union for Reform Judaism Greene Family Camp Opt out 0 Chamber Name Opt Out/Suspend Remaining Binax kits Bolivar Peninsula Chamber of Commerce Opt Out 0 Flower Mound Chamber of Commerce Opt Out 340 Georgetown Chamber of Commerce Opt Out 2240 Lake Travis Chamber of Commerce Opt Out 0 Laredo Chamber of Commerce Opt Out 1000 McKinney Chamber of Commerce Opt Out 5280 School Name Reported Distributed Percent Reported A W BROWN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 666 1480 45% A+ ACADEMY 160 560 29% ABILENE ISD 2522 6120 41% Academy Of Accelerated Learning 153 320 48% ACADEMY OF DALLAS 124 440 28% ADRIAN ISD 7 160 4% ADVANTAGE ACADEMY 813 1120 73% ALAMO HEIGHTS ISD 901 1240 73% ALBA-GOLDEN ISD 97 400 24% ALDINE ISD 3129 4160 75% Al-Hadi School 541 640 85% ALICE ISD 47 3280 1% ALIEF ISD 12524 27240 46% ALIEF MONTESSORI COMMUNITY SCHOOL 327 440 74% All Nations Community School 37 80 46% All Saints Episcopal Day School-Austin 52 80 65% All Saints Episcopal School-Fort Worth 678 1200 57% All Saints Episcopal School-Tyler 11 440 3% Alpha Omega Academy 73 160 46% ALPINE ISD 477 1240 38% ALVIN ISD 1347 1360 99% AMARILLO ISD 3478 4400 79% Amarillo Montessori Academy 31 360 9% Angleton Christian School 124 400 31% ANGLETON ISD 1345 2440 55% Ann & Nate Levine Academy 277 1000 28% ANNA ISD 299 1400 21% Annunciation Orthodox School 61 400 15% ANTHONY ISD 2405 3040 79% Archgate Montessori Academy 271 400 68% ARGYLE ISD 226 2280 10% ARISTOI CLASSICAL ACADEMY 61 200 31% ARLINGTON CLASSICS ACADEMY 48 120 40% ARLINGTON ISD 2479 2920 85% ARROW ACADEMY 41 520 8% Ascension Episcopal School 45 80 56% ATHENS ISD 622 1240 50% AUBREY ISD 1159 2480 47% AUSTIN ACHIEVE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 651 1040 63% Austin Children's Montessori 195 360 54% Austin Educational Theatre 77 160 48% Austin International School 152 200 76% AUSTIN ISD 10773 32880 33% Austin Montessori School 428 640 67% AUSTWELL-TIVOLI ISD 5 120 4% AVALON ISD 43 320 13% avondale House 42 80 53% AXTELL ISD 72 840 9% BASTROP ISD 552 2520 22% BAY CITY ISD 275 840 33% BEAUMONT ISD 2351 5880 40% BEN BOLT-PALITO BLANCO ISD 769 1320 58% BENAVIDES ISD 461 680 68% BETA ACADEMY 844 1160 73% Beth Yeshurun Day School 31 160 19% Bethesda Christian School 104 160 65% Betty M Condra School for Education Innovation 191 240 80% BEXAR COUNTY ACADEMY 199 480 41% BIG SANDY ISD 73 800 9% BIG SPRINGS CHARTER SCHOOL 222 520 43% BIRDVILLE ISD 416 7920 5% Bishop Lynch High School 57 440 13% BLANKET ISD 103 320 32% BLOOM ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 62 80 78% BLOOMING GROVE ISD 452 1280 35% BLUE RIDGE ISD 74 160 46% Bob Hope school 1778 3120 57% BOERNE ISD 485 960 51% BONHAM ISD 110 1520 7% BORGER ISD 719 2160 33% BOYS RANCH ISD 1046 1240 84% BRACKETT ISD 73 640 11% Brazos Christian School 202 400 51% BRAZOSPORT ISD 436 4840 9% BRECKENRIDGE ISD 7 1400 1% BREMOND ISD 113 480 24% BRENHAM ISD 481 960 50% Brentwood Christian School 91 160 57% Bridges Academy Austin 24 40 60% Brighter Horizons Academy College 131 360 36% BROOKESMITH ISD 51 200 26% BROOKS ISD 2865 2560 112% BROWNFIELD ISD 266 440 60% BROWNSVILLE ISD 4858 19600 25% Brownsville Montessori Academy 20 40 50% BROWNWOOD ISD 217 1480 15% BUCKHOLTS ISD 34 80 43% BUFFALO ISD 147 400 37% BURNET CISD 127 1258 10% BURNHAM WOOD CHARTER SCHOOL 383 640 60% CADDO MILLS ISD 919 1160 79% CALALLEN ISD 147 1640 9% CALDWELL ISD 1143 2000 57% CALHOUN ISD 1520 3960 38% CALVERT ISD 98 240 41% CALVIN NELMS CHARTER SCHOOLS 57 160 36% CAMERON ISD 183 400 46% CANADIAN ISD 305 880 35% CANUTILLO ISD 6161 7440 83% Capitol School of Austin 105 160 66% CARRIZO SPRINGS CISD 157 520 30% CARROLLTON-FARMERS BRANCH ISD 1651 9720 17% CARTHAGE ISD 204 1840 11% CASTLEBERRY ISD 902 1480 61% Cathedral High School 495 840 59% Cathedral School of Saint Mary 94 120 78% CAYUGA ISD 27 760 4% Cedar Hill Preparatory Academy 1 320 0% CEDARS INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY 8 240 3% CELINA ISD 135 1920 7% CENTER ISD 317 2080 15% CENTERVILLE ISD 65 560 12% CHANNELVIEW ISD 743 1880 40% CHAPARRAL STAR ACADEMY 64 160 40% CHAPEL HILL ISD (SMITH) 1036 1920 54% CHILDRESS ISD 98 200 49% Chinese with Meggie 27 80 34% CHRISTOVAL ISD 55 240 23% CITYSCAPE SCHOOLS 31 151 21% CLARENDON ISD 6 520 1% CLINT ISD 86324 99000 87% COLDSPRING-OAKHURST CISD 631 960 66% COLLINSVILLE ISD 77 440 18% Community Montessori School - 55 160 34% COMPASS ROSE ACADEMY 446 720 62% COMSTOCK ISD 107 200 54% Concordia Lutheran School - San Antonio 164 280 59% CONNALLY ISD 600 1800 33% CONROE ISD 3133 8320 38% Cornerstone Christian Academy 119 271 44% CORPUS CHRISTI ISD 137 2320 6% CORSICANA ISD 1038 3680 28% COTULLA ISD 461 1520 30% Country Day School of Arlington 57 120 48% Covenant Christian Academy 103 200 52% COVINGTON ISD 131 240 55% CRANDALL ISD 363 3040 12% CRANE ISD 19 480 4% Crockett Consolidated Csd 284 720 39% CROCKETT ISD 119 200 60% CROSBYTON CISD 119 360 33% Cross Lutheran School 34 40 85% Cross Town Preschool - Granbury 9 80 11% CrossPoint Christian School 16 40 40% CROWLEY ISD 5426 16960 32% CULBERSON-ALLAMOORE ISD 95 120 79% CUMBY ISD 396 800 50% CYPRESS-FAIRBANKS ISD 10176 23240 44% DALLAS ISD 12779 51120 25% Dallas Lutheran School 71 160 44% DAMON ISD 174 280 62% DAWSON ISD 56 560 10% DEER PARK ISD 1278 2360 54% DEL VALLE ISD 1156 2440 47% DELL CITY ISD 354 560 63% Denton Calvary Academy 180 520 35% Desoto Private School 242 440 55% DEVINE ISD 427 1560 27% DEW ISD 195 440 44% DIBOLL ISD 748 2040 37% DICKINSON ISD 518 4320 12% DILLEY ISD 1504 3320 45% Divine Savior Academy - Sienna 18 80 23% DONNA ISD 12149 17240 70% DRAW ACADEMY 35 280 13% Dripping Springs Christian Academy 239 302 79% DUNCANVILLE ISD 538 7840 7% Eagle Christian Academy 279 480 58% EAGLE MT-SAGINAW ISD 446 8240 5% EANES ISD 1623 2360 69% EAST BERNARD ISD 46 400 12% EAST CHAMBERS ISD 641 1600 40% EASTLAND ISD 482 1400 34% ECTOR COUNTY ISD 830 4600 18% EDCOUCH-ELSA ISD 3703 5080 73% EDEN CISD 111 200 56% EDGEWOOD ISD-EDGEWOOD 18 58 31% EDGEWOOD ISD-SAN ANTONIO 393 685 57% EDINBURG CISD 41966 58320 72% EHRHART SCHOOL 150 400 38% EL PASO ACADEMY 148 320 46% EL PASO ISD 11686 16840 69% ELGIN ISD 168 960 18% Episcopal Day School 270 360 75% ERA ISD 6 360 2% ERATH EXCELS ACADEMY INC 129 200 65% ETOILE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 18 40 45% ETOILE ISD 145 240 60% EUSTACE ISD 234 1440 16% Everest Academy 42 120 35% EVERMAN ISD 724 2320 31% EXCELLENCE IN LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 1054 1480 71% EXCELSIOR ISD 54 80 68% FABENS ISD 3450 5400 64% Fairhill School 106 160 66% Faith West Academy 398 600 66% FALLS CITY ISD 107 480 22% FANNINDEL ISD 76 200 38% Father Yermo Schools 34 160 21% Fayetteville ISD 156 320 49% FERRIS ISD 264 760 35% First Baptist Academy - Dallas 855 1120 76% First Baptist Christian School 21 120 18% FLATONIA ISD 28 320 9% FLOUR BLUFF ISD 375 800 47% FORT STOCKTON ISD 180 960 19% Fort Worth Adventist Junior Academy 29 120 24% Fort Worth ISD 2341 9240 25% FREDERICKSBURG ISD 351 840 42% FREER ISD 329 1080 30% FRIENDSWOOD ISD 242 1960 12% FROST ISD 14 440 3% FRUITVALE ISD 147 320 46% FT DAVIS ISD 240 600 40% FT HANCOCK ISD 254 800 32% Full Armor Christian Academy 27 200 14% Fusion Academy Southlake 26 120 22% GAINESVILLE ISD 78 2000 4% GALENA PARK ISD 2281 2840 80% GALVESTON ISD 1606 6760 24% GANADO ISD 91 680 13% GARLAND ISD 2689 9760 28% GARY ISD 34 400 9% GEORGE WEST ISD 263 400 66% Gethsemane Lutheran Preschool 20 80 25% GIDDINGS ISD 855 1800 48% GODLEY ISD 50 1680 3% GOLDEN RULE CHARTER SCHOOL 433 1080 40% Good Shepherd Episcopal School 589 1200 49% Good Shepherd Episcopal School - Austin 131 200 66% GOODWATER MONTESSORI SCHOOL 13 120 11% Grace Academy of Dallas 17 200 9% Grace Christian Academy - Houston 39 120 33% Grace Community School 178 360 49% Grace School 1 160 1% GRANBURY ISD 2079 3080 68% GRAND PRAIRIE
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