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Massachusetts Schools of Cosmetology, Barbering and Electrology Private & Vocational Schools MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY, BARBERING AND ELECTROLOGY PRIVATE & VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS Updated: September 2020 COSMETOLOGY BMC Durfee High School Cosmetology Program Aesthetic Institute of Boston 360 Elsbree Street 47 Spring Street Fall River, MA 02720 West Roxbury, MA 02132 508-675-8100 617-327-4550 Bristol-Plymouth Reg Tech Sch. Alexander Academy Inc. Cosmetology Program Cosmetology and Barbering Program 940 County Street, Route 140 112 River Street Taunton, MA 02780 Fitchburg, MA 01420 508-823-5151 978-345-0011 C.H. McCann Tech. High School Assabet Valley Regional HS Cosmetology Program Cosmetology/Aesthetic Program Hodges Cross Road 215 Fitchburg Street North Adams, MA 01247 Marlboro, MA 01752 413-663-8424 508-485-9430 x 1447 Cali for Nails Academy Bay Path Voc. Tech HS Manicuring Program Cosmetology Program 204 Adams Street 57 Old Mugget Hill Road Dorchester, MA 02122 Charlton, MA 01507 617-436-6766 508-248-5971 Cali For Nails Academy Blackstone Valley Regional Voc Manicuring Program Tech School-Cosmetology Dept 417 Main Street Cosmetology Program Malden, MA 02148 65 Pleasant Street 781-388-1070 Upton, MA 01568 508-529-7758 Cape Cod Regional HS Cosmetology Program Blessing Channels Nail Academy 351 Pleasant Lake Avenue Manicuring Program Harwich, MA 02645 76 Winn St #1C 508-432-4500 Woburn, MA 01801 781-729-8868 Catherine Hinds Institute of Aesthetics Aesthetics Program Blue Hills Regional Tech Sch. 300 Wildwood Avenue Cosmetology/Aesthetic Program Woburn, MA 01801 800 Randolph Street 781-935-3344 Canton, MA 02021 781-828-5800 Chelmsford Beauty Academy 1 of 6 (rev. 9/2020) MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY, BARBERING AND ELECTROLOGY PRIVATE & VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS Updated: September 2020 Aesthetics and Manicure Program Empire Beauty School 60 Chelmsford St, #2 Cosmetology Program Chelmsford, MA 01824 30 West Street, Downtown Crossing (978) 250 4488 Boston, MA 02111 617-266-2661 Cosmix Intl. School of Hair & Nail Cosmetology Program Empire Beauty Schools 181 Cedar Hill Street Cosmetology Marlborough, MA 01752 POC: Annette Voss 508-787-0099 347 Pleasant Street Malden, MA 02148 David Nicholas International 781-397-7400 Aesthetics Program 12 Forest Ridge Face Forward, Inc. (Newburyport Turnpike) Advanced Training Institute Route 1 83 Pine St, Unit B Rowley, MA 01969 Peabody MA 01960 617-242-0177 978-535-5888 Digrigoli School of Cosmetology Flavia Leal Beauty Creators Academy Cosmetology Program 20 Chelsea Street 1578 Riverdale Street Everett, MA 02149 W. Springfield, MA 01089 781-281-1482 413-827-0037 Flavia Leal Beauty School East Boston Beauty Academy 36 Cummings Park Drive. Cosmetology Program Woburn, MA 01801 4 Neptune Rd 781-995-4009 East Boston, MA 02128 617-569-2590 Flavia Leal Aesthetics School 36 Cummings Park Drive Electrology Institute of New England Inc. dba Woburn, MA 01801 Esthetics Institute of New England 781-995-4009 Esthetics Program 1501 Main Street, Suite 44 Franklin County Tech School Tewksbury, MA 01876 Cosmetology Program 800-548-6339 82 Industrial Boulevard Turner Falls, MA 01376 Elizabeth Grady School of Aesthetics 413-863-9561 Aesthetics Program 222 Boston Ave., Ste. 3500 Greater Lawrence Reg. Voc Tech Medford, MA 02155 Cosmetology Program 781-391-9380 x 78 57 River Road Andover, MA 01810 2 of 6 (rev. 9/2020) MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY, BARBERING AND ELECTROLOGY PRIVATE & VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS Updated: September 2020 978-686-0194 508-416-2100 Greater New Bedford Reg Voc Tech HS Cosmetology Program International Dermal Institute 1121 Ashley Boulevard Aesthetics Program (Advanced) New Bedford, MA 02740 131 Middlesex Turnpike 508-998-3321 Burlington, MA 01803 POC: Sharon Gerlach Greater Lowell Reg Voc Tech 781-221-4880/703-981-9365 Cosmetology Program 250 Pawtucket Boulevard JK Nails Academy Tyngsboro, MA 01879 68 Milbury St 978-454-5411 x.4473 Worcester, MA 01610 508-753-6500 Greater Lowell Reg Voc Tech Cosmetology Program Jupiter Aesthetic Academy 250 Pawtucket Boulevard 95 Freeport Way Tyngsboro, MA 01879 Boston, MA 02122 978-454-5411 x.4473 617-288-1811 Jupiter Cosmetology Academy Hair in Motion Cosmetology Academy 95 Freeport Way 128 Union Street, Suite 200 Boston, MA 02122 New Bedford, MA 02740 617-288-1811 774-526-0238 https://hairinmotioncosmetologyacademy.com LaBluh Aesthetics Institute 3 Tower Office Park Hairs How Woburn, MA 01801 Cosmetology Program 781-305-4971 99 Preston Street https://www.labluh.com/en Wakefield, MA 01880 781-224-4800 Lash L’Amour Learning (Advanced) 840 Summer Street #202 Jolie Beauty Academy Boston, MA 02115 Cosmetology/Aesthetic Program 781-209-0055 44 Sewall Street https://www.lashlamour.com/academy Ludlow, MA 01056 413-589-0747 Lawrence Training School Academy of Cosmetology Joseph P Keefe, South Middlesex 50 Pleasant St Reg. Voc. Tech High School Lawrence, MA 01841 Cosmetology/Aesthetic Program 978-689-7370 750 Winter Street Framingham, MA 01701 Lawrence Training School 3 of 6 (rev. 9/2020) MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY, BARBERING AND ELECTROLOGY PRIVATE & VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS Updated: September 2020 530 Broadway, 2nd Floor Quincy, MA 02169 Lawrence, MA 01841 617-479-1090 978-794-0449 Medford Voc Tech HS Lower Pioneer Valley Career and Cosmetology Program Technical Education Center 489 Winthrop Cosmetology/Aesthetic Program Medford, MA 02155 174 Brush Hill Avenue 781-393-2139 W Springfield, MA 01089 413-735-6300 MCI Framingham Cosmetology Program Lowell Academy 99 Loring Drive, PO Box 9007 Aesthetic Program Framingham MA 01704 120 Cross Street 508-875-2883 Lowell, MA 01864 978-459-5300 Mildred Elley Aesthetics Program Lowell Academy 100 West Street Manicuring Program Pittsfield MA 01201 120 Cross Street 413-499-8618 Lowell, MA 01864 978-459-5300 Minute Man Reg Voc Tech Inst Cosmetology Program Lynn Voc Tech Institute 758 Marrett Road Cosmetology Program Lexington, MA 02173 80 Neptune Boulevard 781-861-6500 x 250 Lynn, MA 01902 781-477-7420 Monarch School of Aesthetics 2341 Boston Road Suite 2 Madison Park Tech High School Wilbraham, MA 01095 Cosmetology Program (413) 599-4600 75 Malcolm X Blvd Boston, MA 02120 Monarch School of Cosmetology 617-635-8970 2701 Boston Road Suite 2 Wilbraham, MA 01095 Mafy’s Nails Academy (413) 599-4600 Manicuring Program 59 Plymouth Street Montachusett Reg Voc Tech School Holbrook, MA 02343 Cosmetology Program 781-767-1111 1050 Westminster Street, Rt 2A Fitchburg, MA 01420 Mansfield Beauty School Inc. 978-632-8889 Cosmetology Program 200 Parking Way Nashoba Valley Technical H.S. 4 of 6 (rev. 9/2020) MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY, BARBERING AND ELECTROLOGY PRIVATE & VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS Updated: September 2020 Cosmetology Program 30 Logbridge Road 100 Littleton Road PO Box 806 Westford, MA 01886 Middleton, MA 01749 978-692-4711 978-762-0001 New England Centre NV My Hair Academy Cosmetology Program 296 Newton Street 58 Pleasant St #250 Northampton, MA 01060 Waltham, MA 02453 413-585-0301 Old Colony Reg Voc Tech High School New England Centre Cosmetology Program Aesthetic Program 476 North Avenue 58 Pleasant St Rochester, MA 02770 Northampton, MA 01060 508-763-8011 POC: Elyas Rashed 413-585-0301 Pathfinder Reg Voc HS Cosmetology Program New England Hair Academy 240 Sykes Street Cosmetology Program Palmer, MA 01069 110 Florence St Suite 203 413-283-9701 Malden, MA 02148 781-324-6799/781-324-0523 Peabody Veteran’s Memorial HS Cosmetology Program North Shore Community College 485 Lowell Street Cosmetology Program Peabody, MA 01960 562 Maple Street 978-536-4612 Hawthorne, MA 01937 978-762-4000 x 1519 Pittsfield Voc Tech Cosmetology Program North Shore Community College 300 East Street Cosmetology/Aesthetic Program Pittsfield, MA 01201 1 Ferncroft Road 413-499-9535 PO Box 3340 Danvers, MA 01923 Plymouth South Public School 978-762-4000 Cosmetology Program 490 Long Pond Rd Northeast Metropolitan Reg Voc HS Plymouth, MA 02360 100 Hemlock Road 508-224-7512 Wakefield, MA 01880 781-246-0810 Rob Roy Hair Academy Fall River Cosmetology/Aesthetic Program North Shore Tech High School 260 S. Main Street Cosmetology Program Fall River, MA 02720 5 of 6 (rev. 9/2020) MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY, BARBERING AND ELECTROLOGY PRIVATE & VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS Updated: September 2020 508-672-4751 South Shore Voc. Tech High School Cosmetology Program Rob Roy Hair Academy New Bedford 476 Webster Street Cosmetology Program Hanover, MA 02339 1872 Acushnet Avenue POC: Claire Milligan New Bedford, MA 02746 781-879-8822 508-995-8711 South Plymouth Public School Rob Roy Hair Academy Taunton Cosmetology Program Cosmetology Program 490 Long Pond Road 1 School Street S Plymouth, MA 02360 Taunton, MA 02780 508-224-7512 508-822-1405 Southeastern Reg Voc Tech Rob Roy Hair Academy Worcester Cosmetology Program Cosmetology/Aesthetic Program 250 Foundry Street, Route 106 150 Pleasant Street S Easton, MA 02375 Worcester, MA 01609 508-238-4371 508-799-2111 Spa Tech Institute Roger Putman Voc Tech HS Aesthetics Program Cosmetology Program 126 High Street 1300 State Street Ipswich, MA 01938 Springfield, MA 01109 978-356-0414 413-787-7424 Spa Tech Institute Shawsheen Valley Tech HS Aesthetics Program Cosmetology Program 59 Industrial Park Road 100 Cook Street Plymouth, MA 02360 Billerica, MA 01866 508-747-3130 978-667-2111 x 677 Spa Tech Institute Smith Voc. Agricultural School Aesthetics Program Cosmetology Program 227 Turnpike Road 80 Locust Street Westboro, MA 01581 Northampton, MA 01060 508-836-8864 413-587-1414 Stonhart Academy (Advanced) Somerville High School 36 Commerce Way, 3rd Floor Cosmetology Program Woburn, MA 01801 81 Highland Avenue 781-281-2554 Somerville, MA 02143 https://stonhartbeauty.com 617-625-6600 6 of 6 (rev. 9/2020) MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOLS OF COSMETOLOGY, BARBERING AND ELECTROLOGY PRIVATE & VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS Updated: September 2020 Tri County Reg. Voc Tech 978-373-4101 Cosmetology/Aesthetic Program 147 Pond Street William Dean Voc. High School Franklin, MA 02038 Cosmetology Program 508-528-5400 1045 Main Street Holyoke, MA 01040 Toni and Guy 413-534-2071 Hairdressing Academy 727A Granite Street Worcester Voc.
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