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APPOQUINIMINK SCHOOL DISTRICT Appoquinimink 2015- 2016 LOCAL CHAPTAERPPO ADVQISOUIRNSIMINK SCHOOL DISTRICT Appoquinimink High School Charles Welsh Phone: (302) 449-3840 [email protected] FAX: (302) 378-5130 James Sekcienski [email protected] Middletown High School Veronica Marine Phone: (302) 378-4140 (Ext 2027) [email protected] FAX: (302) 378-5268 Everett Meredith Middle School Amber Harmon Phone: (302) 378-5001 [email protected] FAX: (302) 378-5008 Redding (Louis L.) Middle School Kathy Taylor Phone: (302) 378-5030 [email protected] FAX: (302) 378-5080 Waters (Alfred G.) Middle School Linda Prickett Phone: (302) 449-3490 [email protected] FAX: (302) 449-3496 BRANDYWINE SCHOOL DISTRICT Brandywine High School (INACTIVE) Rick Shea (DECA) Phone: (302) 479-1600 [email protected] FAX: (302) 479-1604 Concord High School Uchechi Amudipe Phone: (302) 475-3951 [email protected] FAX: (302) 529-3094 Mt. Pleasant High School (INACTIVE) Denise Garvey Phone: (302) 762-7125 (Ext. 2110) [email protected] FAX: (302) 762-7042 PS duPont Middle School (INACTIVE) Laura Francis Phone: (302) 479-1631 [email protected] FAX: (302) 479-1643 Springer Middle School Barbara Lunsford Phone: (302) 479-1621 [email protected] FAX: (302) 479-1628 Talley Middle School Renay Mercer Phone: (302) 475-3976 [email protected] FAX: (302) 475-3998 2015-2016 Delaware Local Chapter Advisors Page Two CAESAR RODNEY SCHOOL DISTRICT Caesar Rodney High School Peggie Birch Phone: (302) 697-2161 [email protected] FAX: (302) 697-6888 Liz Boaman [email protected] Holly Strickland (primary Advisor) [email protected] Angela Way [email protected] Fifer Middle School Steven Mercer Phone: (302) 698-8400 [email protected] FAX: (302) 698-8409 David Barish [email protected] Postlethwait Middle School Mary Zober Phone: (302) 698-8410 [email protected] FAX: (302) 698-8419 CAPE HENLOPEN SCHOOL DISTRICT Cape Henlopen High School Sharon Elzey Phone: (302) 645-7711 [email protected] FAX: (302) 645-1356 Beacon Middle School (INACTIVE) Dr. Lisa Myers Phone: (302) 645-6288 [email protected] FAX: (302) 644-6118 Mariner Middle School (INACTIVE) Sharon Fisher Phone: (302) 684-8516 [email protected] FAX: (302) 684-5606 CAPITAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Dover High School Pamela Moore Phone: (302) 241-2400 [email protected] FAX: (302) 672-1565 Central Middle School Lisa Lewis Phone: (302) 672-1772 [email protected] FAX: (302) 672-1733 Stephane Taylor [email protected] 2015-2016 Delaware Local Chapter Advisors Page Three CHRISTINA SCHOOL DISTRICT Christiana High School Karen Powers Phone: (302) 454-2123 (Ext. 12277) [email protected] FAX: (302) 454-3490 Glasgow High School Sandra Fritzler Phone: (302) 631-5600 (Ext. 15407) [email protected] FAX: (302) 454-5453 Newark High School Darren Tyson Phone: (302) 454-2151 (Ext. 159) [email protected] FAX: (302) 454-2155 Bayard Middle School Keith Mullen Phone: (302) 429-4118 (Ext. 155) [email protected] FAX (302) 429-4153 Gauger/Cobbs Middle School Taren Harmon Phone: (302) 454-2357 [email protected] FAX: (302) 454-3482 Gail Morris [email protected] Kirk (George V.) Middle School Jennifer Rhudd Phone: (302) 454-2164 [email protected] FAX: (302) 429-5857 Shue/Medill Middle School Janelle Mitchell Phone: (302) 454-2171 [email protected] FAX: (302) 454-3492 2015-2016 Delaware Local Chapter Advisors Page Four COLONIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT William Penn High School Carolyn Smalls Phone: (302) 323-2800 [email protected] FAX: (302) 323-2955 Gunning Bedford Middle School Peggy Muns Phone: (302) 832-6280 [email protected] FAX: (302) 834-6729 McCullough (Calvin R.) Middle School Ida Cardwell Phone: (302) 429-4000 [email protected] FAX: (302) 428-4009 Chad Everett [email protected] Karla Jones [email protected] Read (George) Middle School Amy Dietrich Phone: (302) 323-2760 [email protected] FAX: (302) 323-2763 DELMAR SCHOOL DISTRICT Delmar Senior High School Robert Brendel Phone: (302) 846-9544 [email protected] FAX: (302) 846-5056 Delmar Middle School Vicki Bailey Phone: (302) 846-9544 [email protected] FAX: (302) 846-5056 Kristen Jones [email protected] INDIAN RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT Indian River High School Stephanie Wilkinson Phone: (302) 732-1500 [email protected] FAX: (302) 732-1514 Jeff Bunting [email protected] Sussex Central Senior High School Joe Parker Phone: (302) 934-3166 [email protected] FAX: (302) 934-3234 Roann Mulvihill-Cobb [email protected] Jeffrey Peet [email protected] 2015-2016 Delaware Local Chapter Advisors Page Five INDIAN RIVER SCHOOL DISTRICT (Continued) Selbyville Middle School Diane Simmons Phone: (302) 436-1020 [email protected] FAX: (302) 436-1035 Rebecca Berrett [email protected] Georgetown Middle School Joyce May Phone: (302) 856-1900 [email protected] FAX: (302) 856-1915 Eric McGuire [email protected] Millsboro Middle School Chris White Phone: (302) 934-3200 [email protected] FAX: (302) 934-3217 LAKE FOREST SCHOOL DISTRICT Lake Forest High School Corey Yanoshak Phone: (302) 284-9291 (EXT. 268) [email protected] FAX: (302) 284-5833 Sandra Kinnamon [email protected] Chipman (W.T.) Middle School Kelly Sipple Phone: (302) 398-8197 [email protected] FAX: (302) 398-8375 Taquil Foster-Lewis [email protected] LAUREL SCHOOL DISTRICT Laurel High School (INACTIVE) Phone: (302) 875-6120 FAX: (302) 875-6123 Laurel Central Middle School (INACTIVE) Laura Sapovits Phone: (302) 875-6110 [email protected] FAX: (302) 875-6148 2015-2016 Delaware Local Chapter Advisors Page Six MILFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT Milford High School Rose Parker Phone: (302) 422-1610 [email protected] FAX: (302) 424-5463 Milford Central Academy Claudia Harris Phone: (302) 422-1620 [email protected] FAX: (302) 424-5466 NEW CASTLE COUNTY VO-TECH SCHOOL DISTRICT Delcastle Technical High School Nicole Dobbs Phone: (302) 683-3662 [email protected] FAX: (302) 892-4123 Hodgson Vo-Technical High School (INACTIVE) Delessa McNair Phone: (302) 834-0990 [email protected] FAX: (302) 834-0598 Howard High School of Technology (INACTIVE) Jerry Rouser Phone: (302) 571-5400 [email protected] FAX: (302) 571-5843 St. Georges Technical High School Neena Burnett Phone: (302) 449-1958 [email protected] FAX: (302) 376-6796 POLYTECH SCHOOL DISTRICT POLYTECH High School Patricia Collins Phone: (302) 697-3255 (Ext. 2152) [email protected] FAX: (302) 697-4536 2015-2016 Delaware Local Chapter Advisors Page Seven RED CLAY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICT Alexis I. duPont High School Mark Vankerkhoven Phone: (302) 299-5185 [email protected] FAX: (302) 651-2757 John Dickinson High School Shawn Bowser Phone: (302) 992-5500 [email protected] FAX: (302) 992-5506 Thomas McKean High School Michelle Murphy (DECA Advisor) Phone: (302) 992-5520 [email protected] FAX: (302) 992-5525 Brandywine Springs Middle School Eva Foxwell Phone: (302) 636-5681 [email protected] FAX: (302) 636-5683 Calloway (Cab) School of the Arts Sverrir Georgsson Phone: (302) 651-2700 [email protected] FAX: (302) 425-4594 Angela Barker [email protected] Conrad Schools of Science Jeff McCurdy Phone: (302) 992-5545 [email protected] FAX: (302) 992-5585 DuPont (A.I.) Middle School Bruce King Phone: (302) 651-2690 [email protected] FAX: (302) 425-4585 DuPont (H.B.) Middle School Jody Beck Phone: (302) 239-3420 [email protected] FAX: (302) 239-3450 Skyline Middle School Barry Kirk Phone: (302) 454-3410 [email protected] FAX: (302) 454-3541 Stanton Middle School Arlene Gunia Phone: (302) 992-5540 [email protected] FAX: (302) 992-5586 SEAFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT Seaford High School Rob Schumacher Phone: (302) 629-4525 [email protected] FAX: (302) 628-4411 Seaford Middle School (INACTIVE) Bart Smoot Phone: (302) 629-4587 [email protected] FAX: (302) 628-4485 2015-2016 Delaware Local Chapter Advisors Page 8 SMYRNA SCHOOL DISTRICT Smyrna High School Angie Hewes (primary advisor) Phone: (302) 653-8581 [email protected] FAX: (302) 653-2763 Lori Holford [email protected] Kevin Rudolph [email protected] Jessica Scott [email protected] Alexandra Ulrich [email protected] Smyrna Middle School (INACTIVE) Heather Marr Phone: (302) 653-8584 [email protected] FAX: (302) 653-3424 Ariel Aragon [email protected] SUSSEX COUNTY VO-TECH SCHOOL DISTRICT Sussex Technical High School Frank Makray Phone: (302) 856-0961 (Ext. 324) [email protected] FAX: (302) 856-1760 Sabrina Neal [email protected] Andrew Feightner [email protected] WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT Woodbridge High School Dana Shelton Phone: (302) 337-8289 [email protected] FAX: (302) 337-0631 Woodbridge Middle School Jackie Brandt Phone: (302) 337-0533 [email protected] FAX: (302) 337-6015 2015-2016 Delaware Local Chapter Advisors Page Nine CHARTER SCHOOLS CAMPUS COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL (Middle School) Corey Corbin Phone: (302) 736-3300 [email protected] FAX: (302) 736-3390 CHARTER SCHOOL OF WILMINGTON (High School) Michael Kiersznowski Phone: (302) 651-2727 [email protected] FAX: (302) 652-1246 DELAWARE MILITARY ACADEMY Jessica Calderone (High School) [email protected] Phone: (302) 998-0745 FAX: (302) 998-3521 Scott Green [email protected] FAMILY FOUNDATIONS ACADEMY (Middle School) Michael Farrar Phone: (302) 324-8901 [email protected] FAX: (302) 324-8908 Dr.
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