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QUIZ: How well do you know your metro Atlanta school?

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July 28, 2018

August is almost here, which means back-to-school season is officially in full swing.

»RELATED: Back to school: First day of 2017-18 year for metro Atlanta schools

As teachers pass out supply lists and kids plan their first day outfits, it’s a good time to find out just how much you know about the schools in metro Atlanta.

And with more than 500 schools and over a dozen districts in the area, there is a ton to learn. Take the quiz below to test your knowledge.

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