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Business	Contact	Category
1. Primrose School of SW OKC Angela Martin	1520 SW 119th Street Oklahoma City, OK 73170 405-793-6000	Preschool, Private School
2. Westminster School Paul Arceneaux	600 NW 44th St. Oklahoma City, OK 73118 405-524-0631	Preschool, Private School
3. Guthrie Job Corps Recruitment Office Sarah Baker	7801 N. Robinson Avenue Suite D-4 Oklahoma City, OK 73116 405-879-2044	Military School, Private School
4. Heritage College	7100 S I-35 Service Rd Oklahoma City, OK 405-631-3399
5. Warm World	14343 N MacArthur Oklahoma City, OK 405-721-4141
6. YMCA (E.L. Gaylord)	1 NW 4th St Oklahoma City, OK 405-297-7760

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