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1. St. Eugene Catholic School Suzette Williams	2400 W Hefner Rd. OKC, OK 73120 405-751-0067	Private School
2. Sacred Heart Catholic School Joana Camacho	2700 S Shartel Ave. OKC, OK 73109 405-525-9272	Private School
3. Sensational Kids, Inc. Lorraine Auchter	14715 Bristol Park Blvd. OKC, OK 73013 405-840-1686	Tutoring
4. St. Charles Borromeo Catholic School Todd Gungoll	5000 N Grove Ave. OKC, OK 73122 405-789-0224	Private School
5. St. James the Greater Catholic School	1224 SW 41st St. OKC, OK 73109 405-636-6810	Private School
6. St. John Christian Heritage Academy	5700 N Kelly Ave. OKC, OK 73111 405-478-8607	Private School
7. St. John's Episcopal School and Child Development Program	5401 N Brookline Ave. OKC, OK 73112 405-943-8583	Private School

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