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Mary Miller Junior High School has an enrollment of more than 250 students in grades six through eight. The school s core curriculum includes English, math, science, social studies and history. It operates art, foreign language and physical education departments. Mary Miller Junior High School specializes in Title I and special education programs. The school offers a variety of sports activities, such as soccer, basketball, baseball and cross-country. Its extracurricular activities focus on band, chorus and music. Mary Miller Junior High School employs a nurse, speech therapist, support staff and subject teachers. The school has a library that houses storybooks, dictionaries, encyclopedias, and fiction and nonfiction books. It is located in Georgetown, Ill.

West Lafayette Junior Senior High School is a coeducational institution offering classes from grades nine through 12. It comprises various departments, including, art, English, math, science, social studies and world languages. The school offers various sports activities, such as basketball, football, soccer, tennis and lacrosse, gymnastics, swimming and diving. It operates various clubs and organizations, including pep, happy hands, science, theater arts and visual arts clubs, a student council and the National Honor Society. The school offers a wide range of interschool activities, such as academic superbowls, spell bowls, cheerleading, dance and debate. It publishes a newspaper, known as Scarlette and a yearbook, known as Trident that features sections on activities, academics, clubs and athletics and photographs. The school houses a sports shop that offers T-shirts, hats, mouse pads, cups with lids and a wide range of sports accessories, such as helmets and seat cushions. The school is located in West Lafayette, Ind.

Riverton Parke Jr-Sr High is an educational institution that serves students in grades seven through 12. It academic curriculum includes various subjects, such as English, geometry, algebra, calculus, chemistry, physics, biology, literature and agricultural science. The school also provides courses in industrial technology, history, geography, civics, family and consumer science, and language and communication arts. In addition, it provides several programs in band, chorus, music, drawing, painting, ceramics and sculpture. The school offers foreign language sessions in French and Spanish. Its sports activities include baseball, softball, football, volleyball, golf, cross country, and track and field. The school also provides guidance, counseling and food services to its students. It is located in Montezuma, Ind., and it is a part of Southwest Parke Community Schools.