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Texas Public Schools Listing, 2003-2004 TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 2003 - 2004 *As provided by the State Property Tax Files FY02 2002-2003 Appraised* Tax Rates* County, District, Mailing Address, Co.-Dist. Sch. Superintendents-County, Grades Enroll- Valuation Mainte- Region, School Telephone No. No. No. District, Principals Taught ment (Thousands) nance Bond 001 ANDERSON 001 CAYUGA ISD 07 P O BOX 427 001-902 DR RICK WEBB 566 $199,272 .150 .000 CAYUGA 75832-0427 PHONE - (903) 928-2102 FAX - (903) 928-2646 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL CAYUGA H S (903) 928-2294 001 DANIEL SHEAD 9-12 174 CAYUGA MIDDLE (903) 928-2699 041 SHERRI MCINNIS 6-8 130 CAYUGA EL (903) 928-2295 103 TRACIE CAMPBELL EE-5 262 ELKHART ISD 07 301 E PARKER ST 001-903 JOHNNIE EUGENE KEELING 1194 $127,444 .145 .004 ELKHART 75839-9701 PHONE - (903) 764-2952 FAX - (903) 764-2466 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL ELKHART H S (903) 764-5161 001 ELTON DEWAYNE WALLACE JR 9-12 353 ELKHART MIDDLE (903) 764-2459 041 JAMES RONALD MAYS JR 6-8 279 ELKHART EL (903) 764-2979 101 MIKE MOON EE-5 562 DAEP INSTRUCTIONAL ELKHART DAEP 002 7-12 0 FRANKSTON ISD 07 100 PERRY ST 001-904 AUSTIN THACKER 800 $164,393 .146 .009 FRANKSTON 75763-0428 PHONE - (903) 876-2556 ext:222 FAX - (903) 876-4558 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL FRANKSTON H S (903) 876-3219 001 NICCI COOK 9-12 251 FRANKSTON MIDDLE (903) 876-2215 041 CHRIS WHITE 6-8 163 FRANKSTON EL (903) 876-2214 102 MARY PHILLIPS PK-5 386 NECHES ISD 07 P O BOX 310 001-906 GARY G HOLCOMB 310 $54,624 .145 .000 NECHES 75779-0310 PHONE - (903) 584-3311 FAX - (903) 584-3686 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL NECHES H S (903) 584-3443 002 JOE ELLIS 7-12 151 NECHES EL (903) 584-3401 102 GARY G HOLCOMB EE-6 159 PALESTINE ISD 07 1600 S LOOP 256 001-907 JERRY K MAYO 3385 $684,815 .145 .012 PALESTINE 75801-5847 PHONE - (903) 731-8001 FAX - (903) 729-5588 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL PALESTINE HIGH SCHOOL (903) 731-8005 001 RICHARD SCOGGIN 9-12 899 PALESTINE MIDDLE SCHOOL (903) 731-8008 041 PEGGY HERRINGTON 7-8 536 WASHINGTON 6TH GR CTR (903) 731-8030 042 LOLITA SHEAD 6 239 NORTHSIDE PRI (903) 731-8020 101 BARBARA DUTTON EE-1 396 SAM HOUSTON EARLY LEARNING CTR (903) 731-8026 104 DR JOHN LOVE KG 157 SOUTHSIDE PRI (903) 731-8023 107 NIKKI CALHOUN 1-2 386 STORY EL (903) 731-8015 110 CAROLYN MARTIN 3-5 772 WESTWOOD ISD 07 P O BOX 260 001-908 MARVIN C THOMPSON 1830 $329,717 .139 .000 PALESTINE 75802-0260 PHONE - (903) 729-1776 FAX - (903) 729-3696 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL WESTWOOD H S (903) 729-1773 002 JUDITH THOMASON 9-12 521 WESTWOOD J H (903) 723-0423 041 SHERYL MILLER 7-8 305 WESTWOOD EL (903) 729-1771 101 CRAIG COLEMAN 3-6 534 WESTWOOD PRI (903) 729-1787 102 JAMES OLIVER EE-2 470 SLOCUM ISD 07 5765 E STATE HWY 294 001-909 FRED C FULTON JR 382 $68,547 .128 .000 ELKHART 75839-9802 PHONE - (903) 478-3624 FAX - (903) 478-3030 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL SLOCUM H S (903) 478-3624 001 RONNIE SHEPPERD 7-12 157 SLOCUM EL (903) 478-3624 101 RONNIE SHEPPERD PK-6 225 002 ANDREWS 002 ANDREWS ISD 18 405 NW 3RD ST 002-901 DR ERVIN L HUDDLESTON 3040 $1,720,899 .150 .022 ANDREWS 79714-5098 PHONE - (432) 523-3640 FAX - (432) 523-3343 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL ANDREWS HIGH SCHOOL (432) 523-3640 ext:121 001 MICHAEL RHODES 9-12 964 ANDREWS MIDDLE SCHOOL (432) 523-3640 ext:421 041 STEVE KOLB 6-8 699 DEVONIAN ELEM (432) 523-3640 ext:521 101 BELMA AVENA 3 282 SAN ANDRES ELEM (432) 523-3640 ext:221 103 LARRY GLASSON EE-PK,5 267 UNDERWOOD ELEM (432) 523-3640 ext:621 104 LINDA MARQUEZ PK,4 271 CLEARFORK EL (432) 523-3640 ext:321 105 ROBERT CRAWFORD KG-2 549 DAEP INSTRUCTIONAL ANDREWS ALTER (432) 523-3640 002 DAVID MITCHELL 1-12 8 003 ANGELINA 003 PINEYWOODS COMMUNITY 07 2515 E LUFKIN AVE 003-801 DR CAROL NELSON SHAW 182 $0 .000 .000 ACADEMY LUFKIN 75901 PHONE - (936) 634-5515 FAX - (936) 634-5518 7 TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 2003 - 2004 *As provided by the State Property Tax Files FY02 2002-2003 Appraised* Tax Rates* County, District, Mailing Address, Co.-Dist. Sch. Superintendents-County, Grades Enroll- Valuation Mainte- Region, School Telephone No. No. No. District, Principals Taught ment (Thousands) nance Bond CHARTER/REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL PINEYWOODS COMMUNITY ACADEMY (936) 634-5515 001 DR CAROL NELSON KG-8 182 HUDSON ISD 07 6735 TED TROUT DR 003-902 MARY ANN WHITEKER 2338 $187,930 .140 .011 LUFKIN 75904-8600 PHONE - (936) 875-3351 FAX - (936) 875-9209 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL HUDSON H S (936) 875-9232 001 DONNY WEBB 9-12 650 HUDSON MS (936) 875-9222 041 STANLEY TUPMAN 5-8 533 W F PEAVY PRIMARY (936) 875-9344 101 TOM A MILLER EE-1 459 W H BONNER ELEMENTARY (936) 875-9212 102 JONATHAN CHAD SMITH 2-4 676 ALTERNATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR (409) 634-1100 004 SALLYE DARMSTADTER 9-12 20 LUFKIN ISD 07 P O BOX 1407 003-903 DAVID A SHARP 8257 $1,706,640 .150 .008 LUFKIN 75902-1407 PHONE - (936) 634-6696 FAX - (936) 634-8864 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL LUFKIN H S (936) 632-7721 001 ROY KNIGHT 9-12 2224 LUFKIN MIDDLE (936) 630-4444 044 JOE DEASON 6-8 1813 ANDERSON EL (936) 632-5527 120 BARBARA LAZARINE 3-5 303 BRANDON EL (936) 632-5513 121 JANET TAREILO 3-5 448 BROOKHOLLOW EL (936) 634-8415 122 JASON DAVIS 3-5 292 COSTON EL (936) 639-3118 123 PABLO TORRES 2-5 229 DUNBAR PRIMARY (936) 630-4500 124 DR MARSHA GLYNN 1-2 287 GARRETT PRIMARY (936) 634-8418 125 MARILYN KEGLER PK-KG 432 HACKNEY PRIMARY (936) 634-3324 126 SHIRLEY JOLLEY EE-PK 273 HERTY PRIMARY (936) 639-2241 127 KATHY WINDHAM PK-2 339 KURTH PRIMARY (936) 639-3279 128 KAREN MONTES PK-2 395 SLACK EL (936) 639-2279 129 JESUS GOMEZ KG-5 774 TROUT PRIMARY (936) 639-3274 130 JANIS COMPTON PK-2 369 STATE SCHOOL (936) 630-4271 140 DEIDRE HARRISON 1-12 3 ALTERNATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR (936) 634-1100 004 SALLY DARMSTADER 9-12 60 SPECIAL SERVICES (936) 632-8041 141 PATTI FRAIR EE-12 14 JUVENILE DETENT CTR (936) 634-8689 201 4-12 2 DAEP INSTRUCTIONAL ALTER SCH (936) 632-7203 003 DREW HUFFTY 6-12 0 HUNTINGTON ISD 07 P O BOX 328 003-904 SHIRLEY DAVIS 1673 $133,206 .150 .014 HUNTINGTON 75949-0328 PHONE - (936) 876-4287 FAX - (936) 876-3212 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL HUNTINGTON H S (409) 876-4150 001 BRIAN MORRIS 9-12 460 HUNTINGTON MIDDLE (936) 876-4722 041 GLENN FRANK 6-8 381 HUNTINGTON EL (409) 876-5194 101 ART STEVENS EE-3 518 HUNTINGTON INT (936) 876-3432 102 DANIEL M TOWNSEND 4-5 236 ALTERNATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL PRIDE ALTER SCH (936) 876-4295 005 HAROLD V HILL 9-12 78 DIBOLL ISD 07 P O BOX 550 003-905 BOBBY BAKER 1920 $236,633 .142 .009 DIBOLL 75941-0550 PHONE - (936) 829-4718 FAX - (936) 829-5558 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL DIBOLL H S (936) 829-5626 001 CRAIG RUBY 9-12 506 DIBOLL J H (936) 829-5225 041 BRENT HAWKINS 6-8 446 TEMPLE EL (936) 829-5419 101 REBECCA DONAHOE EE,2-5 545 DIBOLL PRI (936) 829-4671 102 RILEY ARMSTRONG EE-1 416 ALTERNATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR 004 9-12 7 DAEP INSTRUCTIONAL DIBOLL DAEP 005 9-12 0 ZAVALLA ISD 07 P O BOX 45 003-906 MICHAEL H FORD 450 $62,287 .136 .007 ZAVALLA 75980-0045 PHONE - (409) 897-2271 FAX - (409) 897-2674 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL ZAVALLA H S (409) 897-2301 001 JIMMIE FENTON 6-12 210 ZAVALLA EL (409) 897-2611 101 MICHAEL T NASH PK-5 240 ALTERNATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR 004 9-12 0 CENTRAL ISD 07 7622 US HWY 69 N 003-907 VERNIS DALE ROGERS 1621 $140,105 .148 .000 POLLOK 75969-9710 PHONE - (936) 853-2216 FAX - (936) 853-2215 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL CENTRAL H S (936) 853-2167 001 RONALD LINDGREN 9-12 429 CENTRAL J H (936) 853-2115 041 DAVID FLOWERS 6-8 412 CENTRAL PRI (936) 853-2710 101 KAREN SHUMAKER EE-2 379 CENTRAL EL (936) 853-9390 102 DIANNE CROOM 3-5 380 ALTERNATIVE INSTRUCTIONAL STUBBLEFIELD LRN CTR (409) 634-1100 004 9-12 21 8 TEXAS PUBLIC SCHOOLS, 2003 - 2004 *As provided by the State Property Tax Files FY02 2002-2003 Appraised* Tax Rates* County, District, Mailing Address, Co.-Dist. Sch. Superintendents-County, Grades Enroll- Valuation Mainte- Region, School Telephone No. No. No. District, Principals Taught ment (Thousands) nance Bond 004 ARANSAS 004 ARANSAS COUNTY ISD 02 P O BOX 907 004-901 WAYNE JOHNSON 3374 $1,183,367 .150 .011 ROCKPORT 78381-0907 PHONE - (361) 790-2212 FAX - (361) 790-2299 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL ROCKPORT-FULTON H S (361) 790-2220 001 SCOTT MCNEELY 9-12 1028 ROCKPORT-FULTON MIDDLE SCHOOL (361) 790-2230 041 CHARLES E CHACHERE 6-8 765 FULTON 4-5 LEARNING CENTER (361) 790-2240 101 BILL BARR 4-5 558 LITTLE BAY PRIMARY SCHOOL (361) 790-2000 102 KATHY STEPHENSON EE-KG 322 LIVEOAK 1-3 LEARNING CENTER (512) 790-2260 103 PATRICIA NELSON 1-3 701 005 ARCHER 005 ARCHER CITY ISD 09 P O BOX 926 005-901 RANDEL R BEAVER 526 $116,858 .141 .000 ARCHER CITY 76351-0926 PHONE - (940) 574-4536 FAX - (940) 574-4051 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL ARCHER CITY H S (940) 574-4713 001 CD KNOBLOCH 7-12 301 ARCHER CITY EL (940) 574-4506 101 VANCE MORRIS EE-6 225 HOLLIDAY ISD 09 P O BOX 689 005-902 CLARKE BOYD 889 $144,503 .150 .000 HOLLIDAY 76366-0689 PHONE - (940) 586-1281 FAX - (940) 586-1492 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL HOLLIDAY H S (940) 586-1624 001 KENT LEMONS 9-12 300 HOLLIDAY MIDDLE 940) 586-1314 041 KEITH KEMPER 6-8 220 HOLLIDAY EL (940) 586-1986 101 SHANNON OWEN EE-5 369 MEGARGEL ISD 09 P O BOX 39 005-903 DON BERRY 57 $18,788 .150 .000 MEGARGEL 76370-0039 PHONE - (940) 562-2431 FAX - (940) 562-2108 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL MEGARGEL SCHOOL (817) 563-2431 001 JOHN ROBERTSON PK-12 57 WINDTHORST ISD 09 P O BOX 190 005-904 ANNE C POPLIN 462 $40,025 .141 .029 WINDTHORST 76389-0190 PHONE - (940) 423-6688 FAX - (940) 423-6505 REGULAR INSTRUCTIONAL WINDTHORST H S (940) 423-6688 001 LEONARD SCHENK 7-12 199 WINDTHORST EL (940) 423-6679 101 LEONARD SCHENK JR EE-6 263 006 ARMSTRONG 006 CLAUDE ISD 16 P O BOX 209 006-902 BILL D WOOD 364 $84,046 .136 .000 CLAUDE 79019-0209 PHONE - (806) 226-7331
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