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Belize District BELIZE DISTRICT Preschools: District Preschool Name 2017-2018 Address Principal/ Contact Person Belize District ABC Preschool San Pedro Town, Lion Street, Airstrip Area Wilfredo L Alamilla Jr Belize District Ambergris Caye Preschool 1 Turtle Street, San Pedro Town Amanda Burgos Belize District Anglican Diocesan Preschool 1 Angel Lane, Belize City Francisca Thomas Belize District Belize Elementary Preschool Princess Margaret Drive, Belize City Majiba Sharp Belize District Bernice Yorke Institute of Learning Preschool 27 Corner St. Thomas & Sixth Street, Belize City Lejia Cruz Belize District Bethany Baptist Preschool Corner Cemetery Road & Central American Blvd, Belize City Karen Lewis Belize District Brighter Tomorrow Preschool Collin Clerk Subdivision, San Pedro Town Ariani Y Gongora Belize District Building Block Preschool 1 Racoon Street, Belize City Denise Trapp Belize District Central Christian Preschool 116 Freetown Road, Belize City Kenesha Perry Belize District Church of Christ Preschool 1 Elston Kerr Street, Belize City Kiesha Williams Belize District City Early Childhood Education Centre 5759 Corner Meighan & Goldson Ave, Kings Park, Belize City Maria Requena Belize District Crooked Tree Preschool Crooked Tree Village Winnie Gillett Belize District Ebanks Preschool 1 Goal Lane, Belize City Grace Ebanks Belize District Eternal Light Preschool Burrel Boom Village Martha Leal Belize District Ethel Vargas Community Preschool 18B Pinks Alley, Belize City Barbara Elijio Belize District Gales Point Child Stimulation Centre* Gales Point Manatee Village Glenford Palacio Belize District Hand in Hand Ministries Preschool 1 1/2 Mile George Price Highway Nadia Armstrong Belize District Happy Days Preschool 3 Curassow St, Belize City Norma Jean Pitts Belize District Harmony Preschool Bermundian Landing Paulette Martinez Belize District Hattieville Government Preschool 115 Sylvester Blvd., Hattieville Village Gwendolyn Usher Belize District Helping Hands Preschool B68, Section Q, Mahagony Heights Clemencia Wade Belize District Holy Cross Anglican Preschool San Mateo, San Pedro Olivia Tasher Belize District Horizon Academy Preschool 3 miles Phillip Goldson Highway Dian Maheia Belize District Hummingbird Elementary Preschool 24 Newtown Barracks, Belize City Jamuna Vasquez Belize District Isla Bonita Preschool Cormorant Street, San Pedro Addy Martinez Belize District James Garbutt SDA Preschool 21 Albert Street West, Belize City Sandra Carr Belize District Jonee Preschool 1301 Crown Cone Ave., Belize City Yueh-Yun Wu Belize District Kiddies' Campus Preschool 1736 Coney Drive, Belize City Adela Pilgrim Belize District La Isla Carinosa Academy Preschool 46 Travellers Palm, Caye Caulker Albert August / Valerie August Belize District Liberty Community Preschool Stork Street, Ladyville Village Dacia Tillett Belize District Little Angel's Preschool Ambergris St, San Pedro Marina Kay Belize District Little Cadets Academy Preschool 4292 Louise Bevans St., Belize City Judith Marin Belize District Little Star Preschool Avenida Mangle, Caye Caulker Myrna Vanina Sosa Belize District Lloyd Coffin Government Preschool Mahogany St. Lake I Comm. Centre, Belize City Gwendolyn Jones Belize District Mustard Seed Preschool 6 Mamie Rd, Ladyville, Belize Cheryl Henry Belize District Our Lady of Lourdes Preschool Maskall Village German Ramirez Belize District Pickstock Community Preschool 27 Lovely Lane, Belize City Marcella Wade Belize District Pilgrim Fellowship Mennonite Preschool Hattieville, 16 miles George Price Highway Louis Ysaguirre Belize District Pine Street Community Preschool 2 Pine Street, Belize City Felicia Anthony Belize District Port Loyola Community Preschool Corner Central American Blvd & Fabers Rd, Belize City Elizabeth Pott Belize District San Pedro Preschool Ambergris Street, San Pedro Town Rosela Guerrero Belize District San Pedro Shining Stars Preschool Rosewood street, Escalante Subdivision, San Pedro Town Avelina Heredia Belize District Sandhill Community Preschool 18 miles Phillip Goldson Highway, Sandhill Village Patricia Jones Belize District Small World Preschool 2 G St. Kings Park, Belize City Teresita Wade Belize District St. Agnes Anglican Preschool La Democracia Village Michelle Turton Belize District St. Martins Preschool Corner Oleander St & Rose Lane, Belize city Sharon Holland-Marin Belize District Star-Brite Preschool Poinsettia St., Mitchelle Estate, Ladyville Encarnita Bennett Belize District Stepping Stones Preschool Corner Guava Street & Albert Hoy Avenue, Belize City Beverly Pook Belize District Sun Flower Preschool 8 Baghdad St. Belize City Desirene Myvette Belize District Sunshine Preschool 86 Regent St, Belize City Karina Jones Belize District Unity Star Child Preschool 109 A Antelope Extension, Belize City Carolyn Betson Belize District Valgarten Preschool PO Box 141 Belize City (Price Barracks, Ladyville) Vilma Joseph Belize District Wesley Preschool 1 Chapel Lane, Belize City Jacqueline Molina Belize District Young Women's Christian Association 119 Corner Freetown Rd & St. Thomas Street, Belize City Nadine Harris Preschool *Gales Point Child Stimulation Centre is managed by the Stann Creek District Center Primary Schools: District Primary School Name 2017-2018 Address Principal / Contact Person Belize District All Saints Anglican Primary School First & Dunn Street, Kings Park, Belize CIty Tanesha Ross Belize District Ambergris Caye Elementary Primary 1 Turtle Street, San Pedro Town Denice Ryan, Amanda Burgos Belize District Belize Elementary Primary School Princess Margaret Drive, Belize City Majiba Sharp Belize District Belize Rural Primary School Double Head, Flowers Bank, Rancho, Bermudian Landing Marilyn Stephenson Belize District Bernice Yorke Institute of Learning Primary #27 Corner St. Thomas & 6th Street, Belize City Sherry Ali Belize District Bethel Primary School 46 Freetown Road, Belize City Edward Logan Belize District Biscayne Government Primary Phillip Goldson Highway Biscayne Village Dorla Wade Belize District Burrell Boom Methodist Primary Main Avenue Burrell Boom Village Evangelina Waight Belize District Buttonwood Bay Nazarene Primary School 4649 Coney Drive, Buttonwood Bay, Belize City Amelia Bencomo Belize District Calvary Temple Primary School 60 Regent Street West, Belize City Georgett Bartley Belize District Caye Caulker RC Primary Avenida Pueblo Nuevo, Caye Caulker Beatriz Chan Belize District Central Christian Primary 166 Freetown Road, Belize City Kenesha Perry Belize District Crooked Tree Government Primary Crooked Tree Village Winnie Gillett Belize District Ebenezer Methodist Primary School 117 Barrack Road, Belize City Gaynor Munnings Belize District Ephesus SDA Primary 1 Wilson Street, Belize City Velda Jesse Belize District Friends Boys School 4 Allenby St., Belize City Candelaria P. Young Belize District Gales Point Government Primary* Main Street, Gales Point Village Lenford Palaciio Belize District Grace Primary 14 Amara Avenue, Belize City Morna Gillett Sheppard Belize District Guadalupe RC Primary Sandhill Village, 17.5 miles Phillip Goldson Highway Esther Nal Requena Belize District Hattieville Government Primary 115 Sylvestre Blvd, Hattieville Village Gwendolyn Usher Belize District Hattieville SDA Primary Hattieville Village Sharlette Belisle-Jacobs Belize District Holy Cross Anglican Primary School San Mateo, Ambergris Caye Rodney Griffith Belize District Holy Redeemer RC Primary 144 North Front Street P.O. Box 616 Belize City Leticia Waight Belize District Horizon Academy Primary 3 miles Phillip Goldson Highway, Belize City Dian Margaret Maheia Belize District Hummingbird Elementary Primary 24 Newtown Barrack, Belize City Jamuna Vasquez Belize District Isabella Harmony Primary PO Box 596 Belize City/ Isabella Bank Stephen Schrock Belize District James Garbutt SDA Primary 21 Albert Street West, Belize City Sandra Carr Belize District La Isla Bonita Elementary Primary Cormorant Street, San Pedro Addy A Martinez Belize District La Isla Carinosa Academy Primary 46 Travellers Palm Street, Caye Caulker Alberto August / Valerie August Belize District Ladyville Evangelical Primary 10 1/4 Miles Phillip Goldson Highway Elia Lucia Chi Belize District Ladyville SDA Primary Corner Mamie & Perez St., Ladyville Idelfonso Acosta Belize District Living Hope Preparatory School 7088 Maskall Street & Racoon Street Extension, Belize City Rev. Natalie Dawn Bowen Belize District Lucky Strike Government Primary 30.5 miles Old Northern Highway Jacquelene Rosales Belize District Muslim Community Primary Corner Central American Blvd & Faber's Rood, Belize City Martha Sacasa Belize District New Horizon SDA Primary School Escalante Subdivision San Pedro Town Samuel Chi Belize District Our Lady of Lourdes RC Primary Maskall Village German A. Ramirez Belize District Our Lady of the Way Primary 9 1/4 Miles Phillip Goldson Highway, Ladyville Maria Lanza Belize District Pancotto Primary Sand Hill Village Anna Mae Reyes Belize District Pilgrim Fellowship Mennonite Primary 16 miles George Price Highway, Hattieville Louis L. Ysaguirre Jr. Belize District Queen Square Anglican Primary 1 Armadillo Street, Belize City Bernadine Conorquie Belize District Queen Street Baptist Primary School # 1 Corner Eve & Queen Street, Belize City Lavern Gillett Belize District San Pedro RC Primary Corner Barrier Reef Drive & Tarpon Street, San Pedro Roxani Kay Belize District St. Agnes Anglican Primary School La Democracia/Mahogany Heights Michelle Turton Belize District St. Ignatius RC Primary School 75 Euphrates
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