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Utah Public Schools UTAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS UTAH STATE OFFICE OF EDUCATION PHONE FAX Dr. Sydnee Dickson 801 / 538-7510 801 / 538-7768 State Superintendent of Public Instruction UTAH STATE OFFICE OF EDUCATION 250 East 500 South Street P.O. Box 144200 Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4200 Ms. Rita Brock, Educational Specialist/ 801 / 538-7761 801 / 538-7804 Enhancement for At-Risk Students, MESA UTAH STATE OFFICE OF EDUCATION 250 East 500 South Street P.O. Box 144200 Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4200 [email protected] Mr. Harold Foster, Educational Specialist 801 / 538-7838 801 / 538-7804 Title VII-Indian Education (ESEA) Programs UTAH STATE OFFICE OF EDUCATION 250 East 500 South Street P.O. Box 144200 Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-4200 [email protected] Contact Info: www.schools.utah.gov 801 / 538-7530 SCHOOL DISTRICT SUPERIN/PRIN PHONE FAX SAN JUAN SCHOOL DISTRICT Mr. Ed Lyman 435 / 678-1211 435 / 678-1272 200 North Main Street Superintendent /1200 /1280 Blanding, Utah 84511 [email protected] www.sanjuanschools.org Monticello High School 7-12 Lewis Whitaker 587-2465 678-1150 PO Box 69 Monticello, Utah 84535 Monument Valley High School 7-12 Spencer Singer 678-1208 678-1258 100 North Cougar Lane Monument Valley, Utah 84536 Navajo Mountain High School 9-12 Gary Rock 672-1287 678-1289 PO Box 10040 Tonalea, Arizona 86044 San Juan High School 9-12 Bob Peterson 678-1301 678-1396 311 North Broncos Blvd. Blanding, Utah 84511 Whitehorse High School 7-12 Brian Dixon 678-1854 678-1252 P.O. Box 660 Montezuma Creek, Utah 84534 29 UTAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS SAN JUAN SCHOOL DISTRICT (cont…) PRIN PHONE FAX Albert R. Lyman Middle School 6-8 A. Brewer 435 / 678-1101 435 / 678-1399 535 North 100 East Blanding, Utah 84511 Blanding Elementary School PK, K-5 Mark Burge 678-1871 678-1877 302 South 100 West Blanding, Utah 84511 Bluff Elementary School K-5 Barbara Silversmith 678-1296 678-1299 PO Box 130, Old Main Hwy 191 Bluff, Utah 84512 La Sal Elementary School K-4 Shelly Thayn 678-2262 678-1293 PO Box 367 Head Teacher La Sal, Utah 84530 Tse’bii’nidzisgai Elementary School Christy Fitzgerald 678-1286 678-1244 at Monument Valley K-6 Highway 163, 10 West Medical Drive Monument Valley, Utah 84536 Montezuma Creek Elementary School K-6 Boyd Silversmith 678-1261 678-1850 PO Box 630, State Highway #162 Montezuma Creek, Utah 84534 Monticello Elementary School K-6 Julie Holt 678-1180 678-1179 PO Box 189, 197 North 200 West Monticello, Utah 84535 SCHOOL DISTRICT SUPERIN/PRIN PHONE FAX SEVIER SCHOOL DISTRICT Dr. Cade Douglas 435 / 896-8214 435 / 896-8804 180 East 600 North Superintendent Richfield, Utah 84701 [email protected] www.seviersd.org Cedar Ridge High School 9-12 George Chappell 896-9464 896-9475 555 West 100 North Richfield, Utah 84701 North Sevier High School 9-12 Jade Shepherd 529-3717/3718 529-7910 350 West 400 North Salina, Utah 84654 Richfield High School 10-12 Brent Gubler 896-8247/8249 896-8246 495 West Center Richfield, Utah 84701 South Sevier High School 9-12 Randy Madsen 527-4651/4652 527-4653 430 West 100 South Monroe, Utah 84754 30 UTAH PUBLIC SCHOOLS SEVIER SCHOOL DIST. (cont…) PRIN PHONE FAX North Sevier Middle School 6-8 Ron Hinck 435 / 529-3841 435 / 529-7377 350 West 400 North Salina, Utah 84654 Red Hills Middle School 6-8 Selena Terry 896-6421 896-6423 400 South 600 West Richfield, Utah 84701 South Sevier Middle School 6-8 Michael Willes 527-4607/4608 527-4636 300 East Center, PO Box B Monroe, Utah 84754 Ashman Elementary School K-2 Jill Porter 896-8415 896-6958 70 North 200 West Richfield, Utah 84701 Koosharem Elementary School K-6 Alcea Bagley 638-7303 638-7516 75 East Center Koosharem, Utah 84744 Monroe Elementary School K-5 Ted Chappell 527-4691/4692 527-4660 40 West Center Monroe, Utah 84754 Pahvant Elementary School K-6 Chad Johnson 896-4403 896-9479 520 North 300 West Richfield, Utah 84701-1701 Salina Elementary School K-5 Nolan Andersen 529-7462 529-7463 210 West 300 North Salina, Utah 84654 31 .
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