One of the district's three elementaries, Parma Elementary School, is located on the south side of the village, near the site of the demolished Parma High School.

The district's only school, Farmington River Elementary School, houses students from pre-kindergarten through sixth grades.

The district's only school, Farmington River Elementary School, is in Otis, and houses students from pre-kindergarten through sixth grades.

Beach Haven Elementary School, the district's lone school, served 76 students as of the 2008-09 school year.

Riverview Elementary and Kimpton Middle School are located in Munroe Falls, while the remainder of the district's facilities are located in Stow.

Linesville is within the Conneaut School District and is home to the district's administration offices, along with Alice Shafer Elementary and Linesville Junior-Senior High School.

The district's two schools, Mid Valley Secondary Center and Mid Valley Elementary Center are located within Throop.

Enfield Elementary School is one of the district's two elementary schools, educating students from kindergarten through grade 1.

Until the 2009-10 school year began, China was home to two of the district's schools, China Elementary ( located in the city center across from China's city park ) and Henderson Middle School ( located on the outskirts of town across Highway 90 ).

However, with the opening of the district's new high school in neighboring Sour Lake, the old high school campus was repurposed into the new Henderson Middle School, and the old middle school campus was renovated and made the new China Elementary.

The district's schools include W A Martin Elementary School, Nola Kathryn Wilson Elementary School, Barbara Walker Elementary School, Crandall Middle School, and Crandall High School.

One of the district's campuses, Albin Elementary School, is located in the town and serves students in grades Kindergarten through six.

The district's schools include Newcastle Elementary ( split into two campuses for grades K-2 & 3-5 ), Newcastle Middle School ( grades 6-8 ), and Newcastle High School ( grades 9-12 ).

The district's newest school is Arthur Jacobsen Elementary.

Holland is located in the Council Rock School District, and is home to several of the district's schools: Council Rock High School South, Holland Middle School ( formerly Holland Junior High, and prior to that Council Rock Intermediate School ( CRIS )- Holland ), Holland Elementary, Hillcrest Elementary, and Rolling Hills Elementary.

1965: A new Katy Elementary was completed at the site of the district's first permanent school along with a full-service cafeteria, the building next to Katy High School was renamed Katy Junior High and served sixth through eighth grades.

* Dyer Elementary School, the district's largest with 45 students

Much of the latest growth has occurred on the district's west side, with Tom Landry Elementary ( 1996 ), Riverchase Elementary ( 1999 ), Ranchview High School ( 2002 ), Freeman Elementary ( 2003 ), Kelly Pre-K Center ( 2007 ) and La Villita Elementary ( 2008 ) being constructed.

The district's origins can be traced to 1902, with the opening of Broadway High School on Capitol Hill.

Among the hundreds of schools and streets named in Roosevelt's honor are Roosevelt High School in Seattle, Washington, the surrounding Roosevelt neighborhood, the district's main arterial, Roosevelt Way N. E., and Roosevelt Middle School in Eugene, Oregon.

The district's Classen School of Advanced Studies and Harding Charter Preparatory High School rank high among public schools nationally according to a formula that looks at the number of Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate and / or Cambridge tests taken by the school's students divided by the number of graduating seniors.

Bryn Mawr address residents of Radnor Township attend schools in the Radnor Township School District ; Radnor High School is the district's sole high school.

Bryn Mawr address residents of Haverford Township attend schools in the School District of Haverford Township ; Haverford High School is the district's sole high school.

Lincoln School, which is the home of the district's administrative offices, also houses the districts two alternative education programs, CAP and CAMP.

All district's athletic teams are governed by the Michigan High School Athletic Association.

The Franklin County School, a K-12 school, houses the district's elementary, middle and high school programs.

The offices of the Prairie Central Consolidated School District are located in Fairbury, as is the district's only high school, Prairie Central High School.

The district's offices are located on Broad Street and the district's only high school, Lincolnwood Sr. High School ( shares building with Lincolnwood Jr. High School ), is located on the extreme east end of Prairie Street ( although the town is laid out in a slightly irregular fashion, making this street NORTH Prairie Street, despite the fact that it runs East-West ).

Donahue is part of the North Scott School District, based in nearby Eldridge, and is home to one of the district's five elementary schools.

The city also houses Riverview High School, the county district's alternative high school for at-risk students.

Harlan County High School, which opened in 2008 as the consolidation of the county district's three previous high schools ( James A. Cawood, Evarts, and Cumberland ), serves all other public high school students in the county.

Alford is the northernmost of the five-town Southern Berkshire Regional School District ( a sixth town, Mount Washington, also sends its students to the district's schools ).

Deckard seldom works in and does not consider himself to be either a peace officer or a full-time bounty hunter, the entire Northern California area is the territory of the district's senior bounty hunter Dave Holden, but accepts the left-over cases that Holden either does not want or have time to pursue.

* Dirty district's song " Steve Biko " is based on the murder of Steve Biko.

The shield on the left is the Wittenberg district's arms.

The district's Superintendent of Schools is James Colbert Jr.

Tea from the highlands in the Kericho district enjoy a world wide reputation, but horticulture is an important part of the district's economy and cattle raising is also practised to a large extent.

The district's name is derived from a medieval castle called Steinburg, where the reeves ruled by order of their lords, the dukes of Holstein.

The district's website address is:

The district's tallest building, the Hotel Grand, is boarded up and at risk of demolition.

The district's Sam Moss Service Center is located in an unincorporated area near Tucker.

The district's name is derived from the fact that it is wedged between the river and Dunwoody, forming a geographic panhandle.

The school district's website is www. dist399. net and the Chadwick school mascot is the ( Silver ) Streak.

The school district's website is www. dist399. net and the high school uses a missile as its mascot.

Station One, which also houses the district's headquarters, is located at 1970 Plainfield Road, La Grange Highlands, IL.

Of 2011, the district's superintendent is Dr. John Palan, Mr. Tom Sandias is the high school principal, and Ms. Tracy Planeta is principal of both middle school and elementary school.