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Prescott School

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Prescott Elementary School is the original educational setting from the 'Clarence' pilot episodes, a weathered but resilient institution in Aberdale, Arizona. Despite its poorly maintained appearance, it serves as the formative environment for Clarence and his classmates before being replaced by Aberdale Elementary in the main series.

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