Moscow, Idaho

Moscow (pronounced with a long 'o' in the second syllable) is a city located in Latah County in northern Idaho along the Washington/Idaho border, opposite Pullman, Washington (home of Washington State University). It is home to the University of Idaho, which is by far the dominant employer, though the town also serves as a modest agricultural hub for the wheat growers in the immediate area. As of the 2000 census, the city has a total population of 21,291. The city is the county seat of Latah County{{GR|6}}. Moscow is the birthplace of Carol Ryrie Brink, singer Josh Ritter, and model Nicholas Lemons.

Education (Schools, Colleges, Universities)

• A.B. McDonald (Moscow ISD - Elementary)
• Emmanuel Preschool (Private Religious Pre-K)
• Head Start Preschool (Public school Pre-K)
• Lewis-Clark Early Childhood Program (Private Non-Profit Pre-K to K)
• Logos School (Private Religious K-12)
• Montrose Academy (Private Religious K-12)
• Moscow Day School (Private Non-Profit Pre-K)
• Moscow High School (Moscow ISD)
• Moscow Junior High School (Moscow ISD)
• Moscow School of Massage (Commercial - Trade)
• Mr. Leon?s School Of Hair Design (Commercial - Trade)
• New Saint Andrews College (Private Christian 2 or 4 year)
• Palouse Hills Seventh Day Adventists School (Private Pre-K to 8)
• Paradise Creek Regional High School (Moscow ISD)
• Russell (Moscow ISD - Elementary)
• Saint Mary's and Saint Rose?s (Private Pre-K-8)
• Turning Point (Private Pre-K)
• University of Idaho (Public Land Grant Institution ? includes graduate level-State of Idaho)
• University of Idaho College of Law (Public ? State of Idaho)
• West Park (Moscow ISD - Elementary)
• Lena Whitmore (Moscow ISD - Elementary)

This list does not include private daycare facilities unless they are listed with the State of Idaho as schools.

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