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High School Counseling Staff 2017-2018 HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELING STAFF 2017-2018 Henrico County Public Schools Regina Brown, Director of School Counseling K-12, 652-3307 Stella Smith, Secretary 652-3750 FAX 652-3933 Counseling Email Secretary School Counselors Phone @henrico.k12.va.us Registrar Deep Run High School (160) P: 364-8020 Bea McLeod* bfmcleod 4801 Twin Hickory Dr. Lindsey Bien lpbien (S) Vacant Glen Allen, VA 23059 F: 364-0887 Jamie Jackson jljackson tbd Main office phone: 364-8000 Lisa Kaplan lhkaplan (R) Susan Leonard Principal - Lenny Pritchard Stephanie McGuire slmcguire smleonard D.S. Freeman High School (410) P: 673-3709 Libby Brown* elbrown (S) Betsy Noe 8701 Three Chopt Rd. Lindsay Bradley lmbradley ejnoe Henrico, VA 23229 F: 673-0805 Beth Metcalf esmetcal Main office phone: 673-3700 Janet Rost jkrost (R) Kathy Lawrence Principal – Andrew Mey Kevin Steele kgsteele kdlawrence Glen Allen High School (096) P: 501-3310 Jaime Goldberg* jagoldberg (S) Sherri Mason 10700 Staples Mill Rd. Abigail Allen avallen slmason Glen Allen, VA 23060 F: 501-3319 Jennifer Bolding jbolding Main office phone: 501-3300 April Corbin arcorbin (R) Amy Spangler Principal – Reggie Davenport Rhonda Martella rlmartella amspangler Godwin High School (140) P: 750-2606 Meredith Holder* mwholder 2101 Pump Rd. Amy Gravely aygravely (S) Stephanie James Henrico, VA 23238 F: 750-2681 Karis Hunt kmhunt smjames Main office phone: 750-2600 Juliana Schatz jmschatz Principal – Leigh Dunavant Megan Walton mjwalton (R) Mary Ann Burns mtburns Henrico High School (610) P: 228-2710 Erica Johnson* emjohnson 302 Azalea Avenue Nydia Hernandez nehernandez (S) Carolene Lewis Henrico, VA 23227 F: 228-2754 Tiffany Kremsreiter tmkremsreiter cwlewis Main office phone: 228-2700 Holly Sin hsin Principal – Karin Castillo-Rose Ellen Terry esterry (R) Shameake Boomer Ashley Wright awwright slboomer Hermitage High School (670) P: 756-3010 Renée Ferrell* rmzando 8301 Hungary Spring Rd. Jamie Conklin jdconklin (S) Stephanie Norris Henrico, VA 23228 F: 672-1501 Susan Good slgood sfnorris Main office phone: 756-3000 Robin Jones Mayes rjmayes Principal – Robert Turpin Nancy Barrett (.5) nhbarrett (R) Melissa Williams Casey Berry (.5) cwberry mwillia Bonnie Nicholas (CCA) banichol Advanced Career Education Center P: 756-3020 Kevin Hurley* kahurley at Hermitage (671) (S) Brianti Murray 8301 Hungary Spring Rd. F: 756-3025 bkmurray Henrico, VA 23228 Principal - Terrie Allsbrooks Highland Springs High School P: 328-4006 Denell Gegenheimer* mdgegenheimer (190) Stephanie Cooke smcooke (S) Theresa Phayme 15 S. Oak Avenue F: 328-4018 Sherita Dance sbdance tephayme Highland Springs, VA 23075 Michael Otley mjotley Main office phone: 328-4000 Lisa Smith lhsmith (R) Trudy Hannon tvhannon Principal – Vacant Christina Tillery catillery Syble Pemberton (CCA) sjpemberton *Denotes School Counseling Director August 17, 2017 HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELING STAFF 2017-2018 Henrico County Public Schools Regina Brown, Director of School Counseling K-12, 652-3307 Stella Smith, Secretary 652-3750 FAX 652-3933 Email Secretary School Phone Counselors @henrico.k12.va.us Registrar Advanced Career Education Center P: 328-4075 Paula Harris* pmharris (S) Jennifer Payne at Highland Springs (191) jmpayne 100 Tech Drive F: 328-4074 Highland Springs, VA 23075 Principal - Dr. William Crowder, Jr. J.R. Tucker High School (600) P: 527-4606 Carlotta Blackman cnblackman (S) Elisabeth Fancett 2910 Parham Rd. Kevin Bailey ksbailey eafancett Henrico, VA 23294 F: 527-4619 Sarah Hunt schunt Main office phone: 527-4600 Destiny Reaves ddreaves (R) Kay Miles Principal – Art Raymond Jacqueline Smith jcsmith1 khmiles Varina High School (580) P: 226-8700 Christina Naumann* cmnaumann (S) Mallory Nolte 7053 Messer Rd. (option 2) Chelsea Cotman cmcotman mlnolte Henrico, VA 23231 Alicia Fuse avfuse Main office phone: 226-8700 F: 226-1379 Elizabeth Goldberg eagoldberg (R) Wanda Hancock Principal- Ann Marie Seely Michael Oliver mcoliver wrhancock Kim Turnage knturnage PROGRAMS Academy at Virginia Randolph P: 261-5082 LeKai Butler* lcbutler1 (S) Sameka Canada (AVR) (040) Kelsey King kvking smcanada 2204 Mountain Rd. F: 261-5087 Jamette Todd jjtodd Glen Allen, VA 23060 Principal – Jesse Casey Center for Diversified Studies P: 261-5058 Lori Huff* lyhuff (S) Nancy Bailey (CDS) nnbailey 2204 Mountain Rd. F: 261-0681 Glen Allen, VA 23060 The GRAD Center P: 236-5730 Tiffany Byrd* thbyrd (S) Brenda Britton 2915 Williamsburg Rd. bjbritto Henrico, VA 23231 F: 236-5733 Principal – Victor Oliver Mt. Vernon Complex P: 527-4660 Alicia Hancock* arhancoc (S) Gia Short (GAD, ISAEP) gnshort 7850 Carousel Lane F: 527-4665 Henrico, VA 23294 Principal- Greg Lawson PACE P: 261-5082 LeKai Butler* lcbutler1 (S) Sameka Canada 2204 Mountain Rd. smcanada Glen Allen, VA 23060 F: 261-5087 Principal – Jesse Casey Performance Learning Center P: 236-5730 Tiffany Byrd* thbyrd (S) Brenda Britton (PLC) bjbritto 2915 Williamsburg Rd. F: 236-5733 Henrico, VA 23231 Principal – Victor Oliver VREC (041) P: 261-5090 Kerri Tracy katracy (S) Kimberly Allmond 2206 Mountain Rd. kwallmond Glen Allen, VA 230660 F: 515-1116 Principal – Jesse Casey *Denotes School Counseling Director August 17, 2017 .
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