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Project Access High School Directory 2012-2013 PROJECT ACCESS HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 2012-2013 0School Name: Aberdeen High School Fax: 662-369-6004 District: 2 Counselor 1: Donna Cooper Physical Address: 205 Highway 145 North Counselor 1 Email: City, State Zip: Aberdeen, MS 39730 [email protected] Mailing Address: Post OfficeBox 607 Counselor 1 Phone: 662-369-8933 EXT. 205 Main office number: 662-369-8933 School Name: Ackerman High School Fax: 662-285-4149 District: 4 Counselor 1: Lynn Scribner Address: 393 East Main Street Counselor 1 Email: City, State Zip: Ackerman, MS 39735 [email protected] Main office number: 662-285-4101 Counselor 1 Phone: 662-285-4101 EXT. 103 School Name: Adams County Chrisitian School Main office number: 601-442-1422 District: 5 Fax: 601-442-1477 Address: 300 Chinquapin Lane Counselor 1: Tracy Davis City, State Zip: Natchez, MS 39120 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] School Name: Alcorn Career &Technology Main office number: 662-286-7727 Center Fax: 662-286-5674 District: 2 Counselor 1: Rodney Hopper Address: 2101 Norman Road Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] City, State Zip: Corinth, MS 38834 Counselor 1 Phone: 662-286-7727 School Name: Alcorn Central High School Fax: 662-286-8720 District: 2 Counselor 1: Tazel Choate Address: 8 County Road 254 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] City, State Zip: Glen, MS 38846 Counselor 1 Phone: 662-286-8720 Main office number: 662-286-8720 School Name: Amanda Elzy High School Main office number: 662-453-3394 District: 1 Fax: 662-453-1258 Address: 604 Elzy Avenue Counselor 1: Rateeshia Brown City, State Zip: Greenwood, MS 38930 School Name: Amite County High School Fax: 601-657-4044 District: 5 Counselor 1: Deborah Waterman Address: 600 Irene Street Counselor 1 Email: City, State Zip: Liberty, MS 39645 [email protected] Main office number: 601-657-8920 Counselor 1 Phone: 601-657-8666 PROJECT ACCESS HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 2012-2013 School Name: Amite School Center Mailing Address: Post Office Box 354 District: 5 Main office number: 601-657-8896 Physical Address: 1640 Old McComb- Fax: 6016574642 Holmesville Road Counselor 1: Ellen Jones City, State Zip: Liberty, MS 39645 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] School Name: Amory High School Fax: 662-257-1559 District: 2 Counselor 1: Melissa Gust Address: 1006 Sam Haskel Circle Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] City, State Zip: Amory, MS 38821 Counselor 1 Phone: 662-256-1228 Main office number: 662-256-5753 School Name: Ashland High School Main office number: 662-224-6362 District: 2 Fax: 662-224-3614 Physical Address: 17 School Street Counselor 1: Tosha Gilmore City, State Zip: Ashland, MS 38603 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] Mailing Address: Post OfficeBox 187 School Name: Bailey Magnet High School Counselor 1: Mahala Lowe District: 3 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] Address: 1900 North State Street Counselor 1 Grade/Alphabet: Grades 11-12 City, State Zip: Jackson, MS 39202 Counselor 2: Yolonda Ray Main office number: 601-960-5343 Counselor 2 Email: [email protected] Fax: 601-592-2496 Counselor 2 Grade/Alphabet: Grades 9-10 School Name: Baldwyn High School Fax: 662-365-1028 District: 2 Counselor 1: Lesley Berry Address: 512 North 4th Street Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] City, State Zip: Baldwyn, MS 38824 Counselor 1 Phone: 662-365-1032 Main office number: 662-365-1020 School Name: Bass Memorial Academy Fax: 601-794-8881 District: 6 Counselor 1: Phil Wilhelm Address: 6433 Highway 11 Counselor 1 Email: City, State Zip: Lumberton, MS 39455 [email protected] Main office number: 601-794-8561 PROJECT ACCESS HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 2012-2013 School Name: Bassfield High School Main office number: 601-943-5391 District: 6 Fax: 601-943-5790 Physical Address: 870 Bass Burkett Road Counselor 1: Renee West City, State Zip: Bassfield, MS 39421 Counselor 1 Email: Mailing Address: Post Office Box 370 [email protected] School Name: Bay High School Counselor 1: Paula Bilbo District: 6 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] Address: 750 Blue Meadow Road Counselor 1 Grade/Alphabet: A-K City, State Zip: Bay St. Louis, Ms 39520 Counselor 2: Samantha Breshears Main office number: 228-467-5297 Counselor 2 Email: [email protected] Fax: 228-466-0883 Counselor 2 Grade/Alphabet: L-Z School Name: Bay Springs High School Main office number: 601-764-4151 District: 4 Fax: 601-764-6445 Physical Address: 510 Highway 18 East Counselor 1: Emma Brown City, State Zip: Bay Springs, MS 39422 Counselor 1 Email: Mailing Address: Post Office Box 389 [email protected] School Name: Bayou Academy Main office number: 662-843-4330 District: 1 Fax: 662-843-9618 Physical Address: 1291 Crosby Road Counselor 1: Martha Davis City, State Zip: Cleveland, MS 38732 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] Mailing Address: Post Office Box 417 School Name: Belmont High School Main office number: 662-454-7924 District: 2 Fax: 662-454-7611 Physical Address: 9 School Drive Counselor 1: Rhonda Bonds City, State Zip: Belmont, MS 38827 Counselor 1 Email: Mailing Address: Post OfficeBox 250 [email protected] School Name: Benton Academy Main office number: 662-673-9722 District: 3 Fax: 662-673-9090 Physical Address: 216 Academy Drive Counselor 1: Cecelia Middleton City, State Zip: Benton, MS 39039 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] Mailing Address: Post Office Box 308 PROJECT ACCESS HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 2012-2013 School Name: Benton County Vocational Center Main office number: 662-224-3108 District: 2 Fax: 662-224-3629 Physical Address: 25 Industrial Drive Counselor 1: Brody Childers City, State Zip: Ashland, MS 38603 Counselor 1 Email: Mailing Address: Post Office Box 754 [email protected] School Name: Biggersville High School Fax: 662-286-3023 District: 2 Counselor 1: James Thompson Address: 571 Highway 45 South Counselor 1 Email: City, State Zip: Corinth, MS 38834 [email protected] Main office number: 662-286-3542 School Name: Biloxi High School Counselor 2 Email: District: 6 [email protected] Address: 1845 Richard Drive Counselor 2 Grade/Alphabet: Career City, State Zip: Biloxi, MS 39532 Center/College Counseling Main office number: 228-435-6105 Counselor 3: Damien Rosetti Fax: 228-435-7253 Counselor 3 Email: Counselor 1: Libby Brookshire [email protected] Counselor 1 Email: Counselor 3 Grade/Alphabet: A-F [email protected] Counselor 4: Kimberly Trosclair Counselor 1 Grade/Alphabet: S-Z, Deptartment Counselor 4 Email: Chair [email protected] Counselor 2: Latrice Richardson Counselor 4 Grade/Alphabet: G-L School Name: Blue Mountain High School Main office number: 662-685-4706 District: 2 Fax: 662-685-4706 Physical Address: 408 West Mill Street Counselor 1: David Mason City, State Zip: Blue Mountain, MS 38610 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] Mailing Address: Post OfficeBox 97 School Name: Bogue Chitto High School Main office number: 601-734-2723 District: 5 Fax: 6017346020 Physical Address: 385 West Monticell Street Counselor 1: Marilyn Hart City, State Zip: Bogue Chitto, MS 39629 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] Mailing Address: Post Office Box 128 School Name: Booneville High School Fax: 662-728-2953 District: 2 Counselor 1: Sonja Smith Address: 300 George E Allen Drive Counselor 1 Email: City, State Zip: Booneville, MS 38829 [email protected] Main office number: 662-728-5445 PROJECT ACCESS HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 2012-2013 School Name: Brandon High School Counselor 2: Shea Carter District: 3 Counselor 2 Email: [email protected] Address: 3090 Highway 18 Counselor 2 Phone: 601-825-2261, ext. 211 City, State Zip: Brandon, MS 39042 Counselor 2 Grade/Alphabet: Grades 9-12, A- Main office number: 601-825-2261 Har Fax: 601-591-1037 Counselor 3: Gina Williams Counselor 1: Ginger Jones Counselor 3 Email: [email protected] Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] Counselor 3 Phone: 601-825-2261, ext. 216 Counselor 1 Phone: 601-825-2261, ext. 214 Counselor 3 Grade/Alphabet: Grades 9-12, Counselor 1 Grade/Alphabet: Grades 9-12, P-Z Harr-O School Name: Broad Street High School Main office number: 662-398-4040 District: 1 Fax: 662-398-5900 Physical Address: 1305 Martin Luther King Counselor 1: Dwyla Harris Drive Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] City, State Zip: Shelby, MS 38774 Counselor 1 Phone: 662-398-4048 Mailing Address: Post Office Box 149 School Name: Brookhaven Academy Main office number: District: 5 Fax: Physical Address: Counselor 1: City, State Zip: Counselor 1 Email: Mailing Address: Counselor 1 Phone: School Name: Brookhaven High School Fax: 601-823-3792 District: 5 Counselor 1: Tracy Risher Address: 443 East Monticello Street Counselor 1 Email: City, State Zip: Brookhaven, MS 39601 [email protected] Main office number: 601-833-4498 School Name: Bruce High School Main office number: 662-983-3350 District: 2 Fax: 662-983-3356 Physical Address: 430 East Countiss Street Counselor 1: Laura Brower City, State Zip: Bruce, MS 38915 Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] Mailing Address: Post OfficeBox 248 Counselor 1 Phone: 662-983-3355 School Name: Byhalia High School Fax: 662-838-2218 District: 2 Counselor 1: Felicia Sharp Address: 278 Highway 309 North Counselor 1 Email: [email protected] City, State Zip: Byhalia, MS 38611 Counselor 1 Phone: 662-838-2206, ext. 105 Main office number: 662-838-2206 Counselor 1 Grade/Alphabet: Grades 9-12 PROJECT ACCESS HIGH SCHOOL DIRECTORY 2012-2013 School Name: Caledonia High School Counselor
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