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RRVOC Mileage.Xlsx RRVOC Mileage Name Mileage Name Mileage Advantage Sports Complex * $30.00 McKinney Dowell Middle School * $15.00 Anna HS * $15.00 McKinney Evans MS * $15.00 Argyle High School * $30.00 McKinney Faubion Middle School * $15.00 Argyle Middle School * $30.00 McKinney Johnson MS * $15.00 Aubrey High School * $15.00 Melissa High School * $15.00 Aubrey Middle School * $15.00 Melissa Middle School * $15.00 Bells (Pritchard) Middle School * $30.00 Nocona Elementary Gym * $45.00 Bells High School * $30.00 Nocona First Baptist Church Gym * $45.00 Blue Ridge High School * $15.00 Nocona High School * $45.00 Blue Ridge Middle School * $15.00 Nocona Middle School * $45.00 Bonham High School * $30.00 North Central Texas College * $30.00 Bonham Junior High * $30.00 Pilot Point High School * $15.00 Callisburg High School * $30.00 Pilot Point Middle School * $15.00 Celina High School * $15.00 Ponder High School * $30.00 Celina Middle School * $15.00 Ponder Junior High School * $30.00 Collinsville High School * $15.00 Pottsboro High School * $15.00 Collinsville Primary School * $15.00 Pottsboro Middle School * $15.00 Denison High School * $30.00 Princeton (Clark) Middle School * $30.00 Denison Scott Middle School * $15.00 Princeton High School * $30.00 Denton Braswell HS * $15.00 PSA McKinney * $15.00 Denton Calhoun Middle School * $30.00 Rodriguez Middle School * $15.00 Denton Calvary Academy * $30.00 S and S High School * $15.00 Denton Crownover Middle School * $30.00 S and S Jr. High School * $15.00 Denton Guyer High School * $30.00 Sacred Heart High School * $30.00 Denton Harpool Middle School * $30.00 Sam Rayburn High School $30.00 Denton High School * $30.00 Sanger HS * $30.00 Denton McMath Middle School * $30.00 Sanger Middle School * $30.00 Denton Myers Middle School * $30.00 Savoy High School (Non) * $30.00 Denton Navo Middle School * $15.00 Sherman High School * $15.00 Denton Ryan HS * $30.00 Sherman Piner Middle School * $15.00 Denton Strickland Middle School * $30.00 Texoma Christian School * $15.00 Dodd City High School (Non) * $30.00 Tioga High School * $15.00 Gainesville High School * $30.00 Tioga Middle School * $15.00 Gainesville Old HS * $30.00 Tom Bean High School * $15.00 Gunter High School * $15.00 Tom Bean Middle School * $15.00 Gunter Middle School $15.00 Trenton High School * $15.00 Howe High School * $15.00 Trenton Middle School * $15.00 Howe Middle School * $15.00 Valley View High School * $15.00 Imagine Schools $15.00 Valley View Middle School $15.00 Krum High School * $30.00 Van Alstyne High School * $15.00 Krum Middle School * $30.00 Van Alstyne Middle School * $15.00 Leadership Prep School $15.00 Whitesboro High School * $15.00 Lindsay High School * $30.00 Whitesboro Middle School * $15.00 Lindsay MS $30.00 Whitewright High School * $15.00 McKinney Cockrill MS * $15.00 Whitewright Middle School * $15.00 For additional locations not listed, use Google Map directions from Gunter High School (chapter center point) 0-30 miles $15.00 61-90 miles $45.00 31-60 miles $30.00 91-120 miles $70.00.
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