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Bridges to Success Community Partnership List 2019-20 Bridges to Success Community Partnership List 2019-20 A BCDE 1 Churches 2 Name Address City State Zip 3 Bethel Missionary Baptist Church 654 W. Anderson Street Orlando FL 32805 4 Carter Tabernacle CME One S. Cottage Hill Rd Orlando FL 32805 5 Ebon Temple, The Church of God, Inc. 7001 Wallace Road Orlando FL 32819 6 El Bethel Temple of Jesus 3000 Bruton Blvd. Orlando FL 32811 7 Heritage Christian 1500 E. Vine Street Kissimmee FL 34744 8 Love Fellowship Christian Church 1047 26th Street Orlando FL 32805 9 Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church 412 E. Kennedy Blvd. Eatonville FL 32751 10 Mt. Sinai MBE 5200 W. South St. Orlando FL 32811 11 St. Mark of Orlando 1968 Bruton Blvd Orlando FL 32805 12 Taberncle Of The Enlightened Chruch Of God 1097 Broome Ave. Orlando FL 32811 13 Word Of God (Future Leaders) 1733 Mercy Drive Orlando FL 32808 14 Community Organizations 15 Adult Learning Center Osceola 2320 New Beginnings Road Kissimmee FL 34744 16 Bridges to Independence 2138 W Colonial Dr Orlando FL 32808 17 IBN Seena Academy 12908 S. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando FL 32837 18 Parramore Kidz Zone (PKZ) 363 N. Parramore Avenue Orlando FL 32805 19 Transforming Children & Families 1350 W. Colonial Drive Orlando FL 32804 20 Wells Built Museum 511 West South Street, Suite 100Orlando FL 32805 21 YMCA Tangelo Park Family Center 5160 Pueblo St. Orlando FL 32819 22 YMCA Wayne Densch 870 N Hastings St. Orlando FL 32808 23 High Schools / Tech Schools 24 Aloma High School 495 S. Semoran Blvd. Winter Park FL 32839 25 Boone High School 1000 E Kaley St Orlando FL 32806 26 Celebration High School 1809 Celebration Blvd. Celebration FL 34747 27 Chancery High School 7041 S. Orange Blossom Trail Orlando FL 32809 28 Colonial High School 6100 Oleander Drive Orlando FL 32807 29 Cornerstone Charter 5903 Randolph Avenue Orlando FL 32809 30 Cypress Creek High School 1101 Bear Crosssing Drive Orlando FL 32824 31 Dr. Phillips High School 6500 Turkey Lake Rd Orlando FL 32819 32 East River High School 650 East River Falcons Way Orlando FL 32833 33 Edgewater High School 3100 Edgewater Drive Orlando FL 32804 34 Esteem Academy 3909 S. Summerlin Avenue Orlando FL 32806 35 Freedom High School 2500 W Taft Vineland Rd Orlando FL 32837 Prepared by Administrator 26.09.2019 Page 1 Bridges to Success Community Partnership List 2019-20 A BCDE 2 Name Address City State Zip 36 Harmony High School 3601 Arthur Gallagher Blvd. Harmony FL 34771 37 Hope Community Center 800 S. Hawthorne Ave Apopka FL 32703 38 Jones High School 810 S. Rio Grande Avenue Orlando FL 32805 39 Lake Nona High School 12500 Narcoossee Rd Orlando FL 32832 40 Leaders Preparatory School 1021 N. Goldenrod Road Orlando FL 32807 41 Liberty High School 4250 Pleasant Hill Road Kissimmee FL 34746 42 Maynard Evans High School 4949 Silver Star Road Orlando FL 32808 43 New Beginnings Education Center 2599 W. Vine Street Kissimmee FL 34741 44 Oak Ridge High School 700 W Oak Ridge Rd Orlando FL 32809 45 Ocoee High School 1925 Ocoee Crown Pt. Pkwy. Ocoee FL 34761 46 Olympia High School 4301 S. Apopka Vineland RoadOrlando FL 32835 47 Orlando Science Middle School 2427 Lynx Lane Orlando FL 32804 48 Professional Opportunities Programs for Students, Inc. (POPS) 4401 Vineland Road Orlando FL 32811 49 Project Compass 1000 Universal Studios Plaza Orlando FL 32819 50 Simon Youth Academy 1001 Universal Studios Plaza Orlando FL 32820 51 Strengthening Our Sons, Inc. 924 N. Magnolia Avenue Suite 340Orlando FL 32803 52 Timber Creek High School 1001 Avalon Park Blvd. Orlando FL 32828 53 Universal Education Center 1000 Universal Studios Plaza Orlando FL 32819 54 University High School 11501 Eastwood Drive Orlando FL 32817 55 Wekiva High School 2501 N. Hiawassee Road Orlando FL 32703 56 West Orange High School 1625 Beulah Rd Orlando FL 34787 57 Westside Tech 955 E. Story Rd. Orlando FL 34787 58 Windermere High School 5523 Winter Garden Vineland RdOrlando FL 34786 59 Winter Park High School 2100 Summerfield Road Winter Park FL 32792 60 Winter Park Technical 901 W. Webster Avenue Winter Park FL 32807 Prepared by Administrator 26.09.2019 Page 2.
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