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Skillsusa Maryland Chapters/Contacts 2014-2015 SkillsUSA Maryland Chapters/Contacts Allegany Allegany Co. CCTE 14211 McMullen Highway Cresaptown, MD 21502 (301) 729-6486 Terri Yost (office) [email protected] Phillip Carter [email protected] Tom Krukowsky [email protected] AA County Center of Applied Tech North 800 Stevenson Road Russ Cordua [email protected] Severn, MD 21144 (410) 969-3100 AA County Center of Applied Technology South 211 Central Avenue, East Michelle Dugens [email protected] Edgewater, MD 21037 (410) 956-5905 Balto City Baltimore Community High School 6820 Fait Avenue 443-682-5248 Anna Lyn Lumibao [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21224 Balto City Career Academy 101 West 24th Street 410-535-7417 Dawn Covington [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21218 (410) 396-7454 Dorothy King [email protected] Balto City Carver Vo-Tech High School 2201 Presstman Street Clorise Williams [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21216 (410) 396-0553 Lindsey Jones [email protected] Michael Rosemond [email protected] Balto City Edmondson-Westside High School 4501 Edmondson Avenue Tammy Brayboy [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21229 (410) 396-8098 Balto City Forest Park High School 3701 Eldorado Avenue Shannon Smith [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21207 (410) 396-0753 Balto City Frederick Douglass High School 2301 Gwynns Falls Parkway Lynn Patterson [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21217 410-396-7821 Balto City Friends Acad. of Engineering & Tech. 2500 East Northern Pkwy 410-908-6008 Kyla Thompson [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21214 Balto City Mergenthaler Vo-Tech 3500 Hillen Road Malaika Jordan [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21218 (410) 396-6496 Adrien Hubbard [email protected] Balto City Patterson High School 100 Kane Street TBD Baltimore, MD 21224 (410) 396-8025 Vance Benton (P) [email protected] Balto City Vivian T. Thomas Med Arts Academy 100 North Calhoun Street 443-984-2831 Janine Clarke-Perez [email protected] Baltimore, Maryland 21223 Balto County Eastern Technical High School 1100 Mace Avenue 410-887-0190 Patrick McConnell [email protected] MD 21221 Balto County Dulaney High School 255 E. Padonia Road (410) 887-7633 Jamie Gaskin [email protected] Timonium, MD 21093 Balto County Milford Mill Academy 3800 Washington Ave Kristi Sirolli [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21244 410-887-0660 Balto County Overlea High School 5401 Kenwood Avenue Lauren DeFeo [email protected] (not active 2014-15) Baltimore, MD 21206 (410) 887-5241 Balto County Sollers Point Technical High School 325 Sollers Point Road Peggy Tarburton [email protected] Balitimore, MD 21222 (410) 887-7075 Jack Westermeyer [email protected] Balto County Western School of Tech & Envir. Science100 Kenwood Avenue Lisa Christhilf [email protected] Baltimore, MD 21228 (410) 887-0840 Calvert Calvert Career Center 330 Dorsey Road TBD Prince Frederick, MD 20678 (410) 535-7450 Caroline Caroline Career & Technology Center 10855 Central Avenue 410-749-0100 Christine Wright [email protected] Ridgley, MD 21660 Carroll Carroll County Career & Tech Center 1229 Washington Road Tim Norwood [email protected] Westminster, MD 21157 (410) 751-3669 Mike Campanile [email protected] Cecil Cecil County School of Technology 900 North East Road Sara DuVall (office) [email protected] North East, MD 21901 (410) 996-6253 TBD Charles North Point High School For STI 2500 Davis Road 301-753-1759 Peggy DeVeny [email protected] Waldorf, MD 20603 Charles Robert D. Stethem Educational Ctr. 7775 Marshall Corner Rd. (301) 932-3794 Kimberly Clements [email protected] Pomfret, MD 20675 Dorchester Dorchester Career & Technology Center 2465 Cambridge Beltway Charlene Zinnel [email protected] Cambridge, MD 21613 (410) 901-6950 Frederick Frederick County Career & Tech Center 7922 Opossumtown Pike Martha Lowry [email protected] Frederick, MD 21702 (240) 236-8500 Garrett Northern Garrett County High School 86 Pride Parkway (not active 2014-15) Accident, MD 21520 (301) 746-8668 Garrett Southern Garrett High School 345 Oakland Drive Loren Bowser [email protected] Oakland, MD 21550 (301) 334-9447 Harford Harford Tech High School 200 Thomas Run Road Henry Schwartzman [email protected] Bel Air, MD 21014 (410) 638-3804 Beth O'Donnell [email protected] Harford Joppatowne High School 555 Joppa Farm Road 443-504-3975 Jean Marie Nussle [email protected] Joppa, MD 21085 Howard Applications & Research Laboratory 10920 Route 108 (410) 313-6998 Rhonda Lang [email protected] Ellicott City, MD 21042 Kent Kent County High School 25301 Lamb's Meadow Rd. 9410) 639-7658 Kevin Nelson [email protected] Worton, MD 21678 Montgomery Damascus High School 25921 Ridge Road Raul Ortiz [email protected] Damascus, MD 20872 (301) 253-7030 Montgomery Gaithersburg High School 314 S. Frederick Avenue Bruce Duncan [email protected] Gaithersburg, MD 20877 301-840-4700 Montgomery Clarksburg High School 22500 Wims Road 301-444-3529 Melissa Cleveland [email protected] Clarksburg, MD 20871 Montgomery Thomas Edison High School of Tech 12501 Dalewood Drive TBD Silver Spring, MD 20906 301-929-2175 Jesse McGee [email protected] PG County Bladensburg High School 4200 57th Street Renee Griffin [email protected] Bladensburg, MD 20710 301-877-6700 PG County Crossland High School 6901 Temple Hills Road Demetrius Chew [email protected] Temple Hills, MD 20748 (301) 449-4800 PG County Duval High School 9880 Good Luck Road 301-578-8503 Maggie Krams [email protected] Lanham, MD 20706 PG County Laurel High School 8000 Cherry Lane Gina Simpson [email protected] Laurel, MD 20707 (301) 497-2050 PG County Oxon Hill High School 6701 Leyte Drive 202-489-9698 Robert Aaron Baker [email protected] Oxon Hill, MD 20745 PG County Parkdale High School 6001 Good Luck Road 301-513-5700 Francisco Gomez [email protected] Riverdale, MD 20737 ext. 85135 PG County Suitland High School 5200 Silver Hill Road 301-817-0500 Tony Dingle [email protected] Forestville, MD 20747 Folashade Adeleke [email protected] PG County Gwynn Park High School 13800 Brandywine Road 301-372-0140 Rachael Allen [email protected] Brandywine, MD 20613 PG County CTE Central Office Toni Brooks [email protected] QA County Queen Annes County High School 125 Ruthsburg Road (410)758-0500 Nancy Pippin [email protected] Centreville, MD 21617 St. Mary's Dr. James A Forrest Career & Tech Ctr 24005 Point Lookout Road Bonnie Skinner [email protected] Leonardtown, MD 20650 (301) 475-0242 Eric Millham [email protected] Somerset J M Tawes Technology & Career Center 7982 Crisfield Highway Donna Nordstrom [email protected] Westover, MD 21871 (410) 651-2285 James Washington [email protected] Talbot Easton High School 723 Mecklenburg Avenue TBD Easton, MD 21601 (410) 822-4180 Washington Washington County Tech High School 50 West Oak Ridge Drive Marjorie Kellman [email protected] Hagerstown, MD 21740 (301) 766-8050 Wicomico Parkside High School CTE 1015 Beaglin Park Drive Salisbury, MD 21804 (410) 677-5144 Alison Cornish [email protected] Worcester Worcester Technical High School 6290 Worcester Highway Rick Stephens [email protected] Newark, MD 21841 (410) 632-5050.
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