Indian Springs

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Big Bend, CA 96011

+1 (530) 337-6219

https://www.cde.ca.gov

Indian Springs Elementary, located in Big Bend, California, is part of the Shasta County educational system and has reported a closed status as an elementary school district. The school serves its community by providing educational resources, although it may not currently have updated or verified information available in the directory.

The school directory, managed by the California Department of Education, highlights the educational institutions in the area through voluntarily self-reported information by local education agencies. While this directory serves as a public resource, it is important to note that the information may be outdated or contain inaccuracies, so it should be used primarily for contacting the relevant organizations.

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Shasta County Office of Education

"To every school, every teacher and every hard working member of the schools in Shasta County. Especially to all of the teachers who spent days of their own time (unpaid time) moving and setting up..."