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CCP Advisors by School School CCP Advisor Email ACADEMY FOR URBAN SCHOLARS Diane Jones [email protected] ALTERNATIVE EDUCATION ACADEMY Diane Jones [email protected] AMANDA-CLEARCREEK HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] ARTS COLLEGE PREPARATORY ACADEMY Diane Jones [email protected] BEECHCROFT HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] BELLEFONTAINE HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] BENJAMIN LOGAN HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] BERNE UNION HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] BEXLEY HIGH SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] BIG WALNUT HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] BISHOP HARTLEY HIGH SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] BISHOP READY HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] BISHOP ROSECRANS HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] BISHOP WATTERSON HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] BLOOM-CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] BRIGGS SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] BROOKPARK MIDDLE SCHOOL (SWCSD) Nicole Martin [email protected] BROOKWOOD ACADEMY Diane Jones [email protected] BUCKEYE ONLINE SCHOOL FOR SUCCESS Andrea Bennett [email protected] BUCKEYE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] C-TEC CAREER CENTER Andrea Bennett [email protected] CANAL WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] CENTENNIAL HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] CENTERBURG HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] CHARLES SCHOOL AT OHIO DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY Simonne Gage [email protected] CHRISTIFIDELES SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] CIRCLEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] CLINTONVILLE ACADEMY Diane Jones [email protected] COLUMBUS ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] COLUMBUS AFRICENTRIC SECONDARY SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] COLUMBUS ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] COLUMBUS ARTS TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY Diane Jones [email protected] COLUMBUS CITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR BOYS Nicole Martin [email protected] COLUMBUS CITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Nicole Martin [email protected] COLUMBUS DOWNTOWN HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] COLUMBUS GIFTED ACADEMY Nicole Martin [email protected] COLUMBUS GLOBAL ACADEMY Nicole Martin [email protected] COLUMBUS NORTH INTERNATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] COLUMBUS PREPARATORY ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] COLUMBUS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] COLUMBUS TORAH ACADEMY Diane Jones [email protected] CORNERSTONE ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] CRISTO REY COLUMBUS HIGH SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] DELAWARE AREA CAREER CENTER Simonne Gage Simonne Gage DELAWARE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] DUBLIN COFFMAN HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] DUBLIN JEROME HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] DUBLIN SCIOTO HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] EARLY COLLEGE ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] COLUMBUS EAST HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] EASTLAND-FAIRFIELD CAREER CENTER Andrea Bennett [email protected] EASTMOOR ACADEMY Nicole Martin [email protected] rev. 7/21 ELGIN HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] FAIRBANKS HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] FAIRFIELD CHRISTIAN Andrea Bennett [email protected] FAIRFIELD UNION Andrea Bennett [email protected] FLEX HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] FOCUS LEARNING ACADEMY Diane Jones [email protected] FORT HAYES CAREER CENTER Nicole Martin [email protected] FORT HAYES HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] FORT LORAMIE HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] FRANKLINTON HIGH Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] GAHANNA CHRISTIAN (EVANGEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY) Diane Jones [email protected] GAHANNA LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] GAHANNA SOUTH MIDDLE SCHOOL (GAHANNA) Andrea Bennett [email protected] GENOA CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] GILEAD CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] GLOBAL IMPACT STEM Andrea Bennett [email protected] GOAL DIGITAL ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] GRAHAM SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] GRANDVIEW HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] GRANVILLE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] GRANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] GREAT RIVER CONNECTIONS ACADEMY Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] GROVE CITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] GROVEPORT-MADISON SR HIGH SCH Simonne Gage [email protected] HAMILTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Simonne Gage [email protected] TOLLES CAREER AND TECHNICAL CENTER Jordan Falb [email protected] HARVEST PREPARATORY SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] HEARTLAND HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] HEATH HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] HENRY KARRER MIDDLE SCHOOL (Dublin) Jordan Falb [email protected] HIGH STREET CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] HILLIARD BRADLEY HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] HILLIARD DARBY HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] HILLIARD DAVIDSON HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] HOME SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] HORIZON SCIENCE ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] INDEPENDENCE SR HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] INDIAN LAKE HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] JOHN GLENN HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] JOHN SELLS MIDDLE SCHOOL (DUBLIN) Jordan Falb [email protected] JOHNSTOWN-MONROE HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] JONATHAN ALDER HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] KIPP COLUMBUS Andrea Bennett [email protected] KNOX COUNTY CAREER CENTER Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] LAKEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] LANCASTER HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] LEGACY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] LIBERTY CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] LIBERTY UNION HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] LICKING HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Simonne Gage [email protected] LICKING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] LIFE SKILLS CENTER-NORTH Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] LINDEN-MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] LOGAN ELM HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] LONDON HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] LUCAS HIGH SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] MADISON CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] rev. 7/21 MADISON PLAINS HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] MARBURN ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] MARION HARDING HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] MARION-FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] MARYSVILLE EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] MARYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] MASON RUN HIGH SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] MAYSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] MECHANICSBURG HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] METRO EARLY COLLEGE SCHOOL Simonne Gage [email protected] MIAMI TRACE HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] MID-EAST CAREER TECHNOLOGY CENTERS Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] MIFFLIN HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] MILLERSPORT HIGH SCHOOL Andrea Bennett [email protected] NELSONVILLE-YORK HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] NEW ALBANY HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] NEW ALBANY MIDDLE SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] NEWARK CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] NEWARK HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] NORTH SPRING CHRISTIAN ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] NORTH UNION HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] NORTHLAND HIGH SCHOOL Nicole Martin [email protected] NORTHRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] NORTHSIDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] OAKSTONE ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] OHIO CONNECTIONS ACADEMY Andrea Bennett [email protected] OHIO CONSTRUCTION ACADEMY Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] OHIO DIGITAL LEARNING SCHOOL Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] OHIO DISTANCE ELECTRONIC LEARNING ACADEMY Diane Jones [email protected] OHIO HI-POINT CAREER CENTER Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] OHIO SCHOOL FOR DEAF Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] OHIO STATE SCHOOL FOR BLIND Ju Leigh Serpa [email protected] OHIO VIRTUAL ACADEMY Andrea Bennett [email protected] OLENTANGY BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] OLENTANGY HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] OLENTANGY LIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] OLENTANGY ORANGE HIGH SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] OLENTANGY SHANAHAN MIDDLE SCHOOL Jordan Falb [email protected] PASS COMMUNITY SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] PATRIOT PREPARATORY ACADEMY Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] PICKAWAY ROSS CAREER TECH CENTER Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] PICKERINGTON ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL Diane Jones [email protected] PICKERINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL Diane Jones [email protected] PICKERINGTON HIGH SCHOOL NORTH Diane Jones [email protected] PLEASANT HIGH SCHOOL Michelle Miller-Owens [email protected] QUAKER DIGITAL ACADEMY Diane Jones [email protected] RENAISSANCE ACADEMY COLUMBUS Diane Jones [email protected] REYNOLDSBURG 9X IMPACT Simonne Gage [email protected] REYNOLDSBURG ESTEM ACADEMY Simonne Gage [email protected] REYNOLDSBURG HEALTH SCIENCES Simonne Gage [email protected] REYNOLDSBURG HIGH SCHOOL - BELL Simonne Gage [email protected] REYNOLDSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
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