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Alvin Independent School District Campus List ALVIN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT CAMPUS LIST FACILITY PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL TELEPHONE Alvin High School (9 – 12) Johnny Briseno Kim Eixman, LeRoy Castro, 281-245-3000 802 South Johnson Lisa Savage, Karen Taylor, 281-331-3053 (fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Sally Luna Mark McMahon Associate Principal: Katie Laza ADAPT Lisa Almendariz/Sec. Tammy Riddle 281-245-2681 Manvel High School (9 – 12) Charlotte Liptak Donald Brown, Davon Ruiz, 281-245-2232 19601 Hwy 6 Eric Landgrebe, Tiffany Mathews, 281-245-2268 (fax) Manvel, Texas 77578 Secretary: Deborah Lobaugh LaToya Easter Associate Principal: Raymond Root ASSETS Tracy Hummel Heather Perimon 281-331-1690 605 W. House 281-331-1667 (fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Angie Aguirre Career and Technology Facility (CTE) “Mac” McDaniel Karmen Wells 281-245-2160 or 2660 7381 Lewis Lane Associate Principal Manvel, Texas 77578 Alvin Junior High (6 – 8) Trent Thrasher Jennifer Anderson 281-245-2770 2300 West South Street Steven Stapleton 281-331-5926 (fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Linda Fusig Harby Junior High (6 – 8) Lisa Burns Lagenia Edmonson 281-585-6626 1500 Heights Road Craig Rhodes 281-388-2247 (fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Sandra Mireles Manvel Junior High at Rodeo Palms (6–8) Shawn Williams Amy Lewis 281-245-2078 101 Pam Dessert Drive Marisa Davis 281-489-8169 (fax) Manvel, Texas 77578 Secretary: Jennifer Jones Nolan Ryan Junior High (6 – 8) Christina Lovette Sue Monts 281-245-3210 11500 Shadow Creek Parkway Christopher Barksdale 281-245-3221 (fax) Pearland, TX 77584 Secretary: Crystal Broussard Fairview Junior High (6 – 8) Bobby Martinez Melissa Spence 281-245-3100 2600 CR 190 Greg Bingham 281-245-3213 (fax) Alvin, TX 77511 Secretary: Melissa Duplechin Alvin Elementary (3 – 5) Tracy Olvera Karla Klyng 281-585-2511 1910 Rosharon Road 281-331-2217 (phone/fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Barbara LeBlanc Alvin Primary (PK – 2) Diane Peltier Jackie Stover 281-585-2531 2200 West Park 281-331-9888 (phone/fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Lisa Rose Mark Twain Primary (PK – 5) Brenda Vincent Don Rabalais 281-585-5318 345 Kendall Crest Drive 281-331-2584 (phone/fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Brenda Sifuentes Longfellow Elementary (PK – 5) Dee Dee Baker Kristi Plummer 281-585-3397 1300 East House 281-331-1190 (phone/fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Tina Loy E. C. Mason Elementary (PK – 2) Renae Rives Syreeta Presley 281-245-2832 7400 Lewis Lane 281-489-9181 (fax) Manvel, Texas 77578 Secretary: Barbara Soltero R. L. Stevenson Primary (PK – 2) Julie Weiss Lisa Cross 281-585-3349 4715 Mustang Road 281-331-2234 (phone/fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Jean Bodie Walt Disney Elementary (3 – 5) Dale Tribble Monique Gadson 281-585-6234 5000 Mustang Road 281-585-6503 (fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Trayce Snider Passmore Elementary (PK – 5) Rosemary Reed Natalie Hoskins 281-331-6696 600 Kost Road 281-331-6697 (fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Sherry Lowey Hood-Case Elementary (PK – 5) Donna Reynolds Lisa Hicks 281-585-5786 1450 Heights Road 281-388-0692 (fax) Alvin, Texas 77511 Secretary: Ginny Perren Jeter Elementary (PK – 5) Kim Fox Ricardo Elizondo 281-245-3055 2455 CR 58 281-489-3982 (fax) Manvel, Texas 77578 Secretary: Laura Mooney Mary Marek Elementary (PK – 5) Krystal Hawks Patrick Monaghan 713-436-0180 1947 Kirby 713-436-3796 (fax) Pearland, Texas 77584 Secretary: Ruthanne Wilkinson Laura Ingalls Wilder Elementary (PK – 5) Aeniqua Flowers Victoria Kwan 281-245-3090 2225 Kingsley Drive 713-340-0694 (fax) Pearland, Texas 77584 Secretary: Alma Gonzales Savannah Lakes Elementary (PK – 5) Elizabeth Sassin Jennifer Marz 281-245-3214 5151 Savannah Parkway 281-245-3161 (fax) Pearland, TX 77584 Secretary: Bertha Calderon Glenn York Elementary (PK – 5) Elizabeth Garcia Theresa Lair 281-245-2100 2720 Kingsley Drive TBA (fax) Pearland, TX 77584 Secretary: Samantha Goyen Duke Elementary (PK – 5) Fulvia Shaw Charles Bagley 281-245-3400 2900 CR 59 Manvel, Texas 77578 Secretary: Teresa Rodriguez .
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