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1. Casady School	9500 N Pennsylvania Ave. OKC, OK 73120 405-749-3100	Private School
2. Mount St. Mary Catholic High School Jessica Stiles	2801 S Shartel Ave. OKC, OK 73109 405-631-8865	Private School
3. St. Eugene Catholic School Suzette Williams	2400 W Hefner Rd. OKC, OK 73120 405-751-0067	Private School
4. Accelerated Learning Center	3938 SE 44th St. OKC, OK 73135 405-672-7288	Preschool/Children's Day Out
5. American Academy National Home School	5350 S Western Ave. Ste 318 OKC, OK 73109 405-634-7777	Home Schooling
6. Antioch Christian Church Preschool & Academy	3616 SW 119th St. OKC, OK 73170 405-691-8459	Preschool/Children's Day Out, Private School
7. Bishop John Carroll School Connie Diotte	1100 NW 32nd St. OKC, OK 73118 405-525-0956	Private School
8. Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School Patricia Hudacko	801 NW 50th St. OKC, OK 73118 405-842-6638	Private School
9. Christ the King Catholic School Karen Carter	1905 Elmhurst Ave. OKC, OK 73120 405-843-3909	Private School
10. E L S Language Center	1915 NW 24th St. OKC, OK 73106 405-525-3738	English Language Learners

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