Search Results
212 results for schools located in Indiana, with religious affiliation Amish and with survey responses since 2017.
West Waldron School
2455 W 1050 N, WAWAKA, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Fairview Amish School
4792N 1000E, LOOGOOTEE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish • Est. 1988
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Campbell Road School
17907 CAMPBELL RD, SPENCERVILLE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Milan Center School
14702 DOTY RD, NEW HAVEN, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish • Est. 1967
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Black Creek Amish School
10033 ROBERTS RD, WOODBURN, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Black Creek Amish School
10121 ROBERTS RD, WOODBURN, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Maumee Valley School
7630 ROBERTS RD, NEW HAVEN, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Springfield Center School
15626 SPRINGFIELD CENTER RD, GRABILL, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish • Est. 1949
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Maple Lane School
13123 SPRINGFIELD CENTER RD, GRABILL, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Raglesville Amish School
10650 E 1000, ODON, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Westridge Amish School
12310 NOTESTINE RD, GRABILL, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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South Adams
2475 E 1000 S, GENEVA, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish • Est. 1988
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Sandy Ridge School
516 1ST RD, NAPPANEE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Northeast Spencerville
20104 HURSHTOWN RD, GRABILL, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Hickory Grove School
8455 S 150 E, GENEVA, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Rupert Ridge School
10571 RUPERT RD, WOODBURN, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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West Bogard School
7005 E 600 N, MONTGOMERY, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Pleasant Mills School
1787 N STATE ROAD 101, DECATUR, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Sunnyside Amish School
6825 S 75 E, BERNE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Swiss Meadow School
383 S 200 E, MONROE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Lone Pine School
9925 S 500 E, GENEVA, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Shady Acres Amish School
2831 N 750 E, MONTGOMERY, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Hickory Ridge Amish School
7742 N 1100 E, LOOGOOTEE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Swiss Valley School
74 W 100 S, MONROE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish • Est. 1970
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Loblolly School
8041 N 50 E, BRYANT, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Parson Amish School
4020 N 700 E, MONTGOMERY, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish • Est. 1965
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Sunny Side School
10513 E 600 N, LOOGOOTEE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Wabash Valley Amish School
535 E 900 S, GENEVA, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Cottonwood Lane School
3737 W 400 S, BERNE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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Fairview School
460 W 100 S, MONROE, IN
Regular elementary or secondary • Amish
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