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.

Gentry High School in Indianola is the district's sole high school.

Ruleville Central High School in Ruleville is the district's sole high school.

Chester High School is currently the district's sole high school, but a recent approval by the district's empowerment board will see the development of two magnet schools ; one dedicated to the arts and another for science and technology.

Springfield Township High School is the district's sole high school.

Springfield Township Middle School is the district's sole middle school.

Dulles High School was the district's sole high school until Willowridge High School opened in 1979.

Enrollment reached capacity at the district's sole high school, Amphitheater High School, in the late 1950s.

It is the sole secondary school for students from Berkeley Heights and Mountainside for grades 9-12, who attend the district's high school as part of a sending / receiving relationship with the Mountainside School District.

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

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.

The new school, estimated to be completed in December 2012, will be built adjacent to the district's middle school and high school in Gillespie, Illinois.

Nessacus Regional Middle School, also in Dalton, serves all middle school students in the district, and Wahconah Regional High School is the district's high school, located in Dalton.

Students from Saddle River attend the district's middle school and then have the option of attending either Ramsey High School or Northern Highlands Regional High School as part of sending / receiving relationships with the Saddle River School District and each of the respective districts.

The district's five middle schools are

Children living in West Islip attend grades K-5 in one of the district's six elementary schools, and grades 6-8 in one of two middle schools.

The Miami East High School district's middle school used to be located in Casstown.

Westfir High School closed in 2006, after serving for a time as the district's middle school.

Beaver is served by the Nestucca Valley School District and is the location of the district's middle school.

The old middle school building now houses the district's administration offices.

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.

Roma is served by both of the district's middle schools – Roma and Ramiro Barrera ( grades 6-8 ), with a majority zoned to Roma Middle.

The district's school campuses include three elementary schools ( grades pre-kindergarten through 5 ), a middle school ( grades 6-8 ) and Vernon High School, grades 9-12.

Edgewater sends approximately 260 students who attend the district's middle school and high school.

" Roughly 45, 000 students attend the district's five high schools, ten middle schools, 32 elementary schools, and two alternative learning centers.

In August 2010 the district opened its fifth high school ( Cedar Ridge High School ), a ninth grade center reverted to a middle school and the district's 31st elementary school opened in the Stone Oak subdivision.

The district's bus garage is located on State Route 104, next to the middle school.

The district's middle school and high school are also in Lomira.

With the opening of Intermediate South in 2005, all sixth grade classes were shifted from the district's 12 elementary schools to the three middle schools in order to alleviate overcrowding.

In 1997, the school was renamed to Moody Middle School to conform to the school district's new alignment of elementary / middle / high school.

The district's three middle school buildings are attached and located in one large complex on the main campus.

White Pine serves as the district's middle school, providing traditional, gifted / talented, and special education to Saginaw Township students in 6th, 7th, and 8th grades.

The filtering can be customized, so a school district's high school library can have a different filtering profile than the district's junior high school library.

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.

Mesa View was built to be the school district's second high school.

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

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 ).

Colo also has an elementary school, as well as the district's high school ( grades 7-12 ).

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.

The current high school, which is the newest building in the district's school system, has been occupied since the 1999-2000 school year, with construction being completed in 2000.

During the 1950s the Eveleth Golden Bears dominated high school hockey in Minnesota, garnering a number of state records including most consecutive state championships ( 4: 1948 – 51 ), most consecutive championship games ( 5: 1948 – 52 ) and most consecutive tournament appearances ( 12: 1945 – 56 ) despite the district's tiny population.

The district's new high school cost about $ 77 million to construct and has currently the largest Performing Arts Center in the state of Minnesota, which can hold 1, 450.