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College & Career Counselors by High School/ISD College & Career Counselors provide onsite resources for college bound students and those weighing college and career options. They provide career counseling resources for high school students and create a bridge for the transition between high school and first time in college. They also serve as liaisons to Collin College student services, including admissions, testing, advising, ACCESS, and financial aid. Allen ISD ‐ Allen High School Lovejoy ISD ‐ Lovejoy High School Katrina Johnson [email protected] 972‐377‐1065 Timberly Lewis [email protected] 469‐365‐1926* Anna ISD ‐ Anna High School McKinney ISD ‐ McKinney Boyd & McKinney North High Schools Jennylind Doyle [email protected] 469‐365‐1838* Calee Follins [email protected] 469‐365‐1852* Blue Ridge ISD ‐ Blue Ridge High School McKinney ISD ‐ McKinney High School Estelle Garza [email protected] 469‐365‐1846* Greg Forge [email protected] 469‐365‐1853* Celina ISD ‐ Celina High School McKinney ISD ‐ Serenity High School Emily McKinney [email protected] 469‐365‐1856* Katrina Johnson [email protected] 972‐377‐1065 Community ISD ‐ Community High School Melissa ISD ‐ Melissa High School Estelle Garza [email protected] 469‐365‐1846* Jennylind Doyle [email protected] 469‐365‐1838* Farmersville ISD ‐ Farmersville High School Plano ISD ‐ Plano East & Williams High Schools Elizabeth Howard [email protected] 469‐365‐1951* Greg Forge [email protected] 469‐365‐1853* Frisco ISD ‐ Centennial, Liberty & Lebanon Trail High Schools Plano ISD ‐ Plano Senior & Plano West High Schools Brittney Portnoy [email protected] 469‐365‐1851* Henry Canfield [email protected] 469‐365‐1854* Frisco ISD ‐ Frisco & Reedy High Schools Plano ISD ‐ Guinn Special Programs Center Jessica Mitchell [email protected] 469‐365‐1845* Katrina Johnson [email protected] 972‐377‐1065 Frisco ISD ‐ Heritage & Independence High Schools Princeton ISD ‐ Princeton High School Traci Howard Moore [email protected] 469‐365‐1851* Elizabeth Howard [email protected] 469‐365‐1951* Frisco ISD ‐ Lone Star & Wakeland High Schools Prosper ISD ‐ Prosper High School Krystal S Pierce [email protected] 469‐365‐1843* Emily McKinney [email protected] 469‐365‐1856* Frisco ISD ‐ Memorial High School Rockwall ISD ‐ Rockwall & Rockwall‐Heath High Schools Timberly Lewis [email protected] 469‐365‐1926* Shirley Wilson [email protected] 469‐365‐1830* Frisco ISD ‐ Student Opportunity Center Wylie ISD ‐ Wylie & Wylie East High Schools Katrina Johnson [email protected] 972‐377‐1065 TBD Lewisville ISD ‐ Hebron & The Colony High Schools Ashley Stevens [email protected] 469‐365‐1847* *Voicemail Only Last updated: 5/31/2019.

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