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June 6, 2004

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Arbutus Elementary
1300 Sulphur Spring Road
Baltimore 21227
410-887-1400
Principal: Karen Benny

Arbutus Middle
5525 Shelbourne Road
Baltimore 21227
410-887-1402
Principal: Margaret Sholl

Baltimore Highlands
4200 Annapolis Road
Baltimore 21227
410-887-0919
Principal: Rosemarie Satriano

Battle Grove Elementary
7828 St. Patricia Lane
Baltimore 21222
410-887-7500

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