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Wild Roots Elementary: An Acton Academy
0Wild Roots Elementary operates as a Montessori-based elementary school following the Acton Academy model, serving school-age children in Uptown Temecula on Jefferson Avenue.
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JDS Creative Academy
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JCS Pine Hills Academy TK-6
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