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Schools-Region 8 REGION 8 SCHOOLS (alphabetical by school) Send updates to Tony Clines School Title Address City State Zip Conf A & M Consolidated HS Orchestra Director 1801 Harvey Mitchell College Station TX 77840 5A A & M Consolidated HS Band Director 1801 Harvey Mitchell Pkwy. So. College Station TX 77840 5A A & M Consolidated HS Choir Director 1801 Harvey Mitchell College Station TX 77840 5A A & M Consolidated MS Band Director 105 Holik College Station TX 77840 CCC A & M Consolidated MS Choir Director 105 Holik College Station TX 77840 CC A & M Consolidated MS Orchestra Director 105 Holik College Station TX 77840 CC A. J. Moore Academy Band Director 500 N. University Parks Dr. Waco TX 76712 5A Academy High School Band Director 602 E. Main Little River TX 76554 2A Academy Middle School Band Director 501 E. Main Little River TX 76554 C Audie Murphy MS Band Director 53393 Sun Dance Ft. Hood TX 76544 CC Audie Murphy MS Choir Director 53393 Sun Dance Ft. Hood TX 76544 CC Axtell High School Band Director 308 Ottawa/ Box 429 Axtell TX 76624 2A Bartlett High School Band Director P.O. Box 170 Bartlett TX 76511 1A Belton High School Band Director 600 Lake Road Belton TX 76513 5A Belton High School Choir Director 600 Lake Road Belton TX 76513 5A Belton Middle School Band Director 1704 Sparta Rd Belton TX 76513 CCC Belton Middle School Choir Director 1704 Sparta Rd Belton TX 76513 CCC Blooming Grove High School Band Director 212 W. Grady Blooming Grove TX 76626 2A Bonham Middle School Band Director 4600 Midway Dr Temple TX 76502 CC Bonham Middle School Choir Director 4600 Midway Dr Temple TX 76502 CC Bonham Middle School Orchestra Director 4600 Midway Dr Temple TX 76502 CC Bosqueville High School Band Director 7636 Rock Creek Rd. Waco TX 76710 1A Bosqueville MS Band Director 7636 Rock Creek Rd Waco TX 76708 C Brazos Middle School Band Director 2415 Cumberland Waco TX 76707 C Bremond High School Band Director P.O. Box 190 Bremond TX 76629 1A Bruceville-Eddy High School Band Director P.O. Box 99 Eddy TX 76524 2A Bryan High School Orchestra Director 3401 E. 29th Street Bryan TX 77802 5A Bryan High School Band Director 3401 E. 29th St. Bryan TX 77802 5A Bryan High School Choir Director 3401 E. 39th Street Bryan TX 77802 5A Buffalo High School Band Director 145 Bison Trail Buffalo TX 75831 2A Burnet High School Choir Director 1401 N. Main Burnet TX 78611 4A Burnet Middle School Band Director 1401 N. Main Burnet TX 78611 CC Calvert High School Band Director 310 Hickory Calvert TX 77837 1A Cameron Middle School Band Director 404 E. 22nd Street Cameron TX 76520 C Centerville High School Band Director 813 S. Commerce St. Centerville TX 75833 2A Cesar Chavez Middle School Choir Director 700 S. 15th Street Waco TX 76706 CC Chavez Middle School Band Director 700 S. 15th Street Waco TX 76706 C Chilton High School Band Director Box 488 Chilton TX 76632 1A China Spring High School Band Director 7301 N. River Crossing China Spring TX 76633 3A China Spring High School Choir Director 7301 N. River Crossing China Spring TX 76633 3A China Spring Middle School Band Director 7201 N. River Crossing China Spring TX 76633 CC China Spring Middle School Choir Director 7201 N. River Crossing China Spring TX 76633 CC Clifton High School Band Director 1102 N Key Clifton TX 76634 2A Clifton Middle School Band Director 1102 N. Key Clifton TX 76634 C REGION 8 SCHOOLS (alphabetical by school) Send updates to Tony Clines School Title Address City State Zip Conf College Station MS Band Director 900 Rock Prairie Rd College Station TX 77845 CC College Station MS Choir Director 900 Rock Prairie Rd College Station TX 77845 CC College Station MS Orchestra Director 900 Rock Prairie Rd College Station TX 77845 CC Collins Middle School Band Director 1500 Dobbins Rd Corsicana TX 75110 CCC Connally High School Band Director 715 Rita Waco TX 76705 3A Connally MS Band Director 100 Hancock Elm Mott TX 76640 CC Coolidge High School Band Director 1002 Kirven St. Coolidge TX 76635 1A Copperas Cove High School Band Director 400 S. 25th St. Copperas Cove TX 76522 5A Copperas Cove High School Choir Director 400 S. 25th Street Copperas Cove TX 76522 5A Copperas Cove MS Band Director 702 Sunny Street Copperas Cove TX 76522 CC Corsicana High School Band Director 3701 W. Hwy 22 Corsicana TX 75110 4A Corsicana High School Choir Director 3701 W. Hwy 22 Corsicana TX 75110 4A Covington ISD Band Director P.O. Box 67 Covington TX 76636 1A Crawford High School Band Director 200 Pirate Drive Crawford TX 76638 2A Dawson High School Band Director 199 North School Ave Dawson TX 76639 1A Eastern Hills MS Band Director 300 Indian Trail Harker Heights TX 76548 CC Eastern Hills MS Choir Director 300 Indian Trail Harker Heights TX 76548 CC Eastern Hills MS Orchestra Director 300 Indian Trail Killeen TX 76548 CC Elkhart High School Band Director 301 E. Parker St. Elkhart TX 75839 2A Elkhart Middle School Band Director 301 E. Parker Elkhart TX 75839 C Ellison High School Band Director 909 Elm Road Killeen TX 76542 4A Ellison High School Choir Director 909 Elm Road Killeen TX 76542 4A Evant High School Band Director 339 Memory Lane Evant TX 76525 1A Fairfield High School Band Director 615 Post Oak Road Fairfield TX 75840 3A Fairfield Middle School Band Director 615 Post Oak Rd Fairfield TX 75840 CC Fairway Middle School Band Director 701 Whitlow Dr. Killeen TX 76541 CC Fairway Middle School Choir Director 701 Whitlow Dr Killeen TX 76541 CC Franklin High School Band Director P.O. Box 909 Hwy 1644 Franklin TX 77856 2A Franklin Middle School Band Director PO Box 909 Franklin TX 77856 C G.W. Carver Academy Choir Director 1601 J.J. Flewellen Waco TX 76704 CC G.W. Carver Academy Orchestra Director 1601 J.J Flewellen Waco TX 76704 CC G.W.Carver Academy Band Director 1601 J.J.Flewellen Waco TX 76704 CC Gatesville High School Band Director 311 S. Lovers Lane Gatesville TX 76528 3A Gatesville High School Choir Director 311 S. Lovers Lane Gatesville TX 76528 3A Gatesville Junior High Band Director 311 S. Lovers Ln Gatesville TX 76528 CC Gatesville Junior High Choir Director 311 S. Lovers Lane Gatesville TX 76528 CC Grapeland High School Band Director P.O. Box 249 Grapeland TX 75844 2A Groesbeck High School Band Director 1202 North Ellis Groesbeck TX 76642 3A Groesbeck MS Band Director 410 Elwood Enge Dr Groesbeck TX 76642 C Harker Heights High School Band Director 1001 FM 2410 Harker Heights TX 76548 5A Harker Heights High School Choir Director 1001 FM 2410 Harker Heights TX 76548 5A Hearne High School Band Director 1210 Hackberry Hearne TX 77859 2A Hillsboro High School Band Director 1600 Abbott Ave. Hillsboro TX 76645 3A Holland High School Band Director P.O. Box 217 Holland TX 76534 1A REGION 8 SCHOOLS (alphabetical by school) Send updates to Tony Clines School Title Address City State Zip Conf Hubbard High School Band Director HWY 31 Hubbard TX 76648 1A Iola High School Band Director P.O. Box 159 Iola TX 77861 1A Italy High School Band Director 300 S. College Italy TX 76651 2A Itasca High School Band Director 123 N. College Itasca TX 76055 2A Itasca Middle School Band Director 123 N. College Itasca TX 76055 C Jane Long Middle School Band Director 1106 N. Harvey Mitchell Bryan TX 77845 CC Jane Long Middle School Choir Director 1106 N. Harvey Mitchell Bryan TX 77845 CC Jane Long Middle School Orchestra Director 1106 N. Harvey Mitchell Bryan TX 77845 CC Kerens High School Band Director 200 Bobcat Ln. Kerens TX 75144 2A Kerens Middle School Band Director 200 Bobcat Ln Kerens TX 75144 C Killeen High School Band Director 500 N. 38th Street Killeen TX 76543 4A Killeen High School Choir Director 500 N. 38th Street Killeen TX 76543 4A La Vega High School Band Director 555 N. Loop 340 Waco TX 76705 3A La Vega High School Choir Director 555 N. Loop 340 Waco TX 76705 3A La Vega Junior High Band Director 4401 Orchard Ln Waco TX 76705 CC Lake Air Middle School Band Director 4601 Cobbs Waco TX 76710 CC Lake Air Middle School Choir Director 4601 Cobbs Waco TX 76710 CC Lake Air Middle School Orchestra Director 4601 Cobbs Waco TX 76710 CC Lake Belton Middle School Band Director 8818 Tarver Dr Temple TX 76502 CCC Lake Belton Middle School Choir Director 8818 Tarver Dr Temple TX 76502 CCC Lamar Middle School Band Director 2120 N. 1st Street Temple TX 76501 CC Lamar Middle School Choir Director 2120 N. 1st Street Temple TX 76501 CC Lamar Middle School Orchestra Director 2120 N. 1st Street Temple TX 76501 CC Lampasas High School Band Director 902 South Broad St. Lampasas TX 76550 4A Lampasas High School Choir Director 902 S. Broad Street Lampasas TX 76550 4A Lampasas Middle School Band Director 902 S.Broad Street Lampasas TX 76550 CC Leon High School Band Director P.O. Box 157 Jewett TX 75846 2A Liberty Hill Middle School Band Director 4500 Kit Carson Tr Killeen TX 76542 CC Liberty Hill Middle School Choir Director 4500 Kit Carson Tr Killeen TX 76542 CC Liberty Hill Middle School Orchestra Director 4500 Kit Carson Tr Killeen TX 76542 CC Live Oak Ridge MS Band Director 2600 Robinett Killeen TX 76549 CC Live Oak Ridge MS Choir Director 2600 Robinett Killeen TX 76549 CC Lorena High School Band Director P.O.
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