HONORS & AWARDS

U.S. Secretary of Education Lamar Alexander recently named 228 public and private elementary schools as 1991-92 Blue Ribbon Schools for promoting excellence in educational leadership, instruction, and organization. The schools are listed below by state and city.

Alabama. Gadsden, Eura Brown Elementary School; Homewood, Edgewood Elementary School; Irondale, Grantswood Community School; Pinson, Pinson Elementary School. Arizona. Scottsdale, Sandpiper Elementary School; Scottsdale, Sequoya Elementary School; Show Low, Show Low Primary School; Tucson, Craycroft Elementary School. Arkansas. Fayetteville, Root Elementary School. California. Agoura, Oak Hills Elementary School; Agoura Hills, Willow Elementary School; Alamo, Alamo Elementary School; Bakersfield, Quailwood Elementary School; Canyon Country, Rio Vista Elementary School; Concord, Monte Gardens Elementary School; Fairfield, Oakbrook Elementary School; Fresno, Fort Washington Elementary School; Irvine, Brywood Elementary School; La Mesa, Glenn E. Murdock Elementary School; Los Altos, Santa Rita School, Saint Simon School; Los Altos Hills, Bullis-Purissima School; Los Angeles, St. Thomas the Apostle School; Lemoore, R.J. Neutra Elementary School; Pasadena, Mayfield Junior School of the Holy Child; Pinedale, Nelson Elementary School; Poway, Chaparral Elementary School; San Diego, San Diego Hebrew Day School; San Jose, Graystone Elementary School; San Luis Obispo, Charles E. Teach Elementary School; Santa Rosa, Village Elementary School; Saratoga, Foothill Elementary School. Colorado. Colorado Springs, Pioneer Elementary School; Englewood, St. Mary's Academy of the Sisters of Loretto.

Connecticut. Riverside, Eastern Middle School; Storrs, Mansfield Middle School; Unionville, Union School; Vernon, Northeast Elementary School; West Harford, Eric G. Norfeldt School. Delaware. Wilmington, St. Matthew School. District of Columbia. Washington, Bunker Hill Community School. Florida. Cooper City, Griffin Elementary School; Coral Gables, Gulliver Academy; Coral Springs, Westchester Elementary School; Fort Meyers, Heights Elementary School; Jacksonville, Oak Hill Elementary School; Miami, The Cushman School, North Dade Center for Modern Languages, Thomas Jefferson Middle School; Sanibel, Sanibel Elementary School; Sunrise, Nob Hill Elementary School; Tampa, N.B. Broward Elementary School. Georgia. Adel, Cook Middle School; Graysville, Graysville Elementary School; Marietta, A.L. Burruss Elementary School, Arch H. McCleskey Sr. Middle School; Norcross, Pinckneyville Middle School; Savannah, The Savannah Country Day School; St. Marys,...

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