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Routing Assignments.Xlsx School District of Philadelphia Department of Transportation Service Routing Analyst Contact List Last Updated: 01/02/2019 ULCS Type School Name Analyst Email Address 5901 NP 63RD ST. MULTICULTURAL ACADEMY Jay Morris [email protected] 5996 NP A STEP UP ACADEMY Eveanna Broxton [email protected] 596 APS A STEP UP ACADEMY 2 Eveanna Broxton [email protected] 3901 NP ABINGTON FRIENDS William James [email protected] 2620 PUB ACADEMY AT PALUMBO Eric Jenkins [email protected] 1901 NP ACADEMY OF ESSENTIAL KNOWLEDGE Jay Morris [email protected] 3990 NP ACADEMY OF NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR Andrew Mang [email protected] 4921 NP ACADEMY OF THE NEW CHURCH Jay Morris [email protected] 3498 CH AD PRIMA ANNEX Andrew Mang [email protected] 3379 CH AD PRIMA CHARTER Andrew Mang [email protected] 5200 PUB ADAIRE, ALEXANDER SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 6902 NP ADELAIDE EDUCATIONAL CENTER Jay Morris [email protected] 3903 NP AGNES IRWIN SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] 4925 NP AIM ACADEMY William James [email protected] 4963 NP AL-AQSA ISLAMIC SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 4440 PUB ALLEN, DR.ETHEL SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 8200 PUB ALLEN, ETHAN SCHOOL William James [email protected] 3374 CH ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS ANNEX Eveanna Broxton [email protected] 3315 CH ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS CHARTER Eveanna Broxton [email protected] 5430 PUB AMY AT JAMES MARTIN Glen Hampton [email protected] 6480 PUB AMY NORTHWEST NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 3905 NP ANCILLAE-ASSUMPTA ACADEMY William James [email protected] 1460 PUB ANDERSON, ADD B. SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] 3395 CH ANTONIA PANTOJA CHARTER SCHOOL Eveanna Broxton [email protected] 7997 NP ARCHBISHOP JOHN CARROL Eveanna Broxton [email protected] 8960 NP ARCHBISHOP RYAN HIGH SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 2904 NP ARCHBISHOP WOOD Jay Morris [email protected] 3317 CH ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN CHARTER Terrell Floyd [email protected] 3906 NP ARMENIAN SISTERS ACADEMY Andrew Mang [email protected] 2480 PUB ARTHUR, CHESTER A. SCHOOL Eric Jenkins [email protected] 8040 PUB ARTS ACADEMY AT RUSH William James [email protected] 3406 CH ASPIRA CHARTER @ STETSON Glen Hampton [email protected] 3414 CH ASPIRA OLNEY CHARTER HIGH Glen Hampton [email protected] 2998 NP ATG LEARNING ACADEMY Jay Morris [email protected] 2210 PUB BACHE-MARTIN SCHOOL Eric Jenkins [email protected] 8160 PUB BALDI, C. C. A. MIDDLE SCHOOL William James [email protected] 4913 NP BANCROFT CARES William James [email protected] 617 APS BANCROFT EEP William James [email protected] 971 NP BANCROFT NEUROHEALTH William James [email protected] 1200 PUB BARRY, COMM. JOHN SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] 7200 PUB BARTON, CLARA SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 613 APS BCIU - SAMUEL EVERETT SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 628 APS BCIU - WILLIAM TENNET HS Jay Morris [email protected] 600 APS BCIU -BRISTOL BOROUGH HIGH Jay Morris [email protected] 660 APS BCIU- MIDDLE BUCKS INSTITUTE OF TECH HS Jay Morris [email protected] 5940 APS BCIU WALTER MILLER ELEMENTARY Jay Morris [email protected] 3319 CH BELMONT CHARTER ANNEX Terrell Floyd [email protected] 3368 CH BELMONT ELEMENTARY CHARTER Terrell Floyd [email protected] 903 NP BENCHMARK SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] ULCS Type School Name Analyst Email Address 964 NP BENSALEM BAPTIST CHURCH Jay Morris [email protected] 7913 NP BENSALEM HIGH SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 5966 NP BETHEL BAPTIST ACADEMY Glen Hampton [email protected] 7510 PUB BETHUNE, MARY MC LEOD SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 4931 NP BEULAH BAPT CHRISTIAN DAY SCH NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 2915 NP BISHOP MCDEVITT H.S. Eric Jenkins [email protected] 4220 PUB BLAINE, JAMES G. SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 6919 NP BLAIR CHRISTIAN EDUC. SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 1490 PUB BLANKENBURG, RUDOLPH SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] 8944 NP BLESSED TRINITY REGIONAL Glen Hampton [email protected] 2903 NP BLESSED VIRGIN MARY Andrew Mang [email protected] 6966 NP BLOSSOM PHILADELPHIA Terrell Floyd [email protected] 5150 PUB BODINE H.S. FOR INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Eric Jenkins [email protected] 3490 CH BOYS LATIN MIDDLE SCHOOL ANNEX Terrell Floyd [email protected] 3388 CH BOYS LATIN OF PHILA CHARTER Terrell Floyd [email protected] 2240 PUB BREGY, F. AMEDEE SCHOOL Eric Jenkins [email protected] 7470 PUB BRIDESBURG SCHOOL William James [email protected] 7471 PUB BRIDESBURG SCHOOL ANNEX William James [email protected] 5903 NP BRIDGE WAY SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 620 APS BROOKFIELD ACADEMY William James [email protected] 636 APS BROOKFIELD ACADEMY ELEM William James [email protected] 5210 PUB BROWN, HENRY A. SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 8210 PUB BROWN, JOSEPH H. SCHOOL William James [email protected] 1230 PUB BRYANT, WILLIAM C. SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] 3911 NP BRYN ATHYN CHURCH ELEM. SCHOOL Eveanna Broxton [email protected] 958 NP BUCKS COUNTY EASTERSEAL SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 2940 APS BUCKS COUNTY TECHNICAL HS Jay Morris [email protected] 5610 PUB BUILDING 21 Glen Hampton [email protected] 5905 NP BUXMONT FEASTERVILLE Jay Morris [email protected] 1945 NP BUXMONT WOODLYN Andrew Mang [email protected] 7915 NP C.B. COMMUNITY SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 8992 NP CALVARY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Glen Hampton [email protected] 2984 NP CALVARY TEMPLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 2310 PUB CAMELOT ACADEMY Jay Morris [email protected] 3820 PUB CAMELOT ACADEMY HUNTING PARK Glen Hampton [email protected] 6955 NP CAMELOT ASES PROGRAM Jay Morris [email protected] 916 APS CAMPHILL SPECIAL SCHOOLS INC Andrew Mang [email protected] 554 APS CAPSTONE ACADEMY William James [email protected] 3951 NP CARDINAL JOHN FOLEY Andrew Mang [email protected] 3968 NP CARDINAL O'HARA HIGH SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] 7220 PUB CARNELL, LAURA H. SCHOOL William James [email protected] 977 NP CARSON VALLEY SCHOOL William James [email protected] 4240 PUB CASSIDY, LEWIS C. SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 1250 PUB CATHARINE, JOSEPH SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] 5490 PUB CAYUGA SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 979 APS CCIU - TECHNICAL COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] 8966 NP CEDAR GROVE - LOWER SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 924 NP CENTER FOR AUTISM Terrell Floyd [email protected] 2999 NP CENTER FOR AUTISM ANNEX Terrell Floyd [email protected] 3997 NP CENTER SCHOOL William James [email protected] 6010 PUB CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 1972 NP CHEDER CHABAD Andrew Mang [email protected] 3444 CH CHESTER CHARTER FOR ARTS William James [email protected] 3316 CH CHESTER COMM CHARTER ASTON William James [email protected] ULCS Type School Name Analyst Email Address 3475 CH CHESTER COMMUNITY CHARTER William James [email protected] 3405 CH CHESTER COMMUNITY CHARTER -WEST William James [email protected] 6968 NP CHESTNUT HILL ACADEMY NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 542 APS CHILD & CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 549 APS CHILD GUIDANCE RESOURCE CENTER NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 2260 PUB CHILDS, GEORGE W. SCHOOL Eric Jenkins [email protected] 7935 NP CHRIST ACADEMY Andrew Mang [email protected] 3987 NP CHRISTIAN ACADEMY-BROOKHAVEN Andrew Mang [email protected] 3369 CH CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS ANNEX Eveanna Broxton [email protected] 3306 CH CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS CHARTER Eveanna Broxton [email protected] 2925 NP CITY SCHOOL @ FAIRMOUNT Jay Morris [email protected] 1985 NP CITY SCHOOL @ SPRUCE HILL NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 5948 NP CITY SCHOOL @ WALNUT NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 2926 NP CITY SCHOOL AT RITTENHOUSE NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 4939 NP CLARKE SCHOOL ANNEX Terrell Floyd [email protected] 7730 PUB CLEMENTE, ROBERTO MIDDLE SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 1968 NP COCKRELL CHRISTIAN SCHOOL NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 1260 PUB COMEGYS, BENJAMIN B. SCHOOL Andrew Mang [email protected] 8370 PUB COMLY, WATSON SCHOOL William James [email protected] 3301 CH COMMUNITY ACADEMY OF PHILA Glen Hampton [email protected] 5990 NP COMMUNITY COUNCIL AEP/ASES Glen Hampton [email protected] 1949 NP COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIP SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 5964 NP COMPREHENSIVE LEARNING CENTER Terrell Floyd [email protected] 2670 PUB CONSTITUTION HIGH SCHOOL Eric Jenkins [email protected] 7954 NP CONWELL EGAN CATHOLIC HIGH Jay Morris [email protected] 5230 PUB CONWELL, RUSSELL MIDDLE SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 7100 PUB COOKE, JAY ELEMENTARY NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 6410 PUB COOK-WISSAHICKON SCHOOL NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 1978 NP CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 5904 NP CORNWELLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 3914 NP COUNTRY DAY OF SACRED HEART Andrew Mang [email protected] 5470 PUB CRAMP, WILLIAM SCHOOL Glen Hampton [email protected] 2020 PUB CREATIVE AND PERFORMING ARTS HIGH Eric Jenkins [email protected] 8913 NP CREFELD SCHOOL NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 5908 NP CRISTO REY HIGH SCHOOL Jay Morris [email protected] 1941 NP CROOKED PLACES MADE STRAIGHT NaImah Muttalib [email protected] 8230 PUB CROSSAN, KENNEDY C. SCHOOL William James [email protected] 3190 PUB CROSSROADS @ HUNTING PARK Glen Hampton [email protected] 8690 PUB CROSSROADS
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