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TAD Region Setup from TAD DATABASE.Xlsx Texas Academic Decathlon Region II - Ysleta HS - Billye Lucas/Carolyn Mackey January 20-21, 2017 UPDATED: 9/15/2016 Reg. ISD School Address City, ST ZIP Phone Coach Large Medium Small 2 El Paso ISD Jefferson/Silva Magnet High School 121 Val Verde Street El Paso, TX 79905 9154968010 Adan Armendariz Large 2 El Paso ISD Transmountain Early College High School 9570 Gateway North Boulevard, EC El Paso, TX 79924 9158324270 Mario Guzman Large 2 El Paso ISD Franklin High School 900 North Resler El Paso, TX 79912 9152362200 Andrew Long/James Barton Large 2 El Paso ISD Coronado High School 100 Champions Place El Paso, TX 79912-3799 9152362000 Alexander Seufert/Matthew Ballway Large 2 Socorro ISD El Dorado High School 12401 Edgemere Boulevard El Paso, TX 79938 9159373200 Paula Woods Large 2 Socorro ISD Pebble Hills High School 14400 Pebble Hills Boulevard El Paso, TX 79938 9159379400 Maria Paiz Large 2 Socorro ISD Mission Early College High School 10700 Gateway Boulevard East El Paso, TX 79927 9159371200 Drew Dungan/Elizabeth Bonilla/Joshua Brewer Large 2 Socorro ISD Socorro High School 10150 Alameda Avenue El Paso, TX 79927 9159372000 Juan J. Garcia Large 2 Socorro ISD Americas High School 12101 Pellicano Drive El Paso, TX 79936 9159372800 Robert Strawn/Steven Morrel/Virginia Gardea Large 2 Socorro ISD Montwood High School 12000 Montwood Drive El Paso, TX 79936 9159372478 Daniela Gonzalez Large 2 Ysleta ISD Valle Verde Early College High School 919 Hunter El Paso, TX 79915 9154341500 James Alan Brown/Kenneth Porter Large 2 Ysleta ISD Eastwood High School 2430 McRae Boulevard El Paso, TX 79925-7225 9154344121 Nicole O'Leary/Christine O'Leary Large 2 Canutillo ISD Northwest Early College High School 6701 South Desert Boulevard El Paso, TX 79932 9158771706 Medium Francesca Alonso 2 El Paso ISD El Paso High School 800 E. Schuster El Paso, TX 79902 9152362500 Danny Favela/Russell Lang Medium 2 El Paso ISD Chapin High School 7000 Dyer Street El Paso, TX 79904 9158326730 John Reed Medium 2 El Paso ISD Bowie High School 801 South San Marcial El Paso, TX 79905 9152367000 Vanessa Chavira/Diana Frausto Medium 2 El Paso ISD Irvin High School 9465 Roanoke El Paso, TX 79924 9152364600 Deborah Zamora/Lee Bondurant Medium 2 El Paso ISD Andress High School 5400 Sun Valley Drive El Paso, TX 79924 9152364000 Ismael Barraza/April Rystad Medium 2 El Paso ISD Burges High School 7800 Edgemere Boulevard El Paso, TX 79925 9152367200 Amanda Ursley Medium 2 El Paso ISD Stephen F. Austin High School 3500 Memphis Avenue El Paso, TX 79930 9152364200 Hazel Tipton/Janet Chavez Medium 2 Socorro ISD Eastlake High School 13000 Emerald Pass Ave. El Paso, TX 79928 9159373600 Gary Eagle Medium 2 Ysleta ISD Ysleta High School 8600 Alameda Ave. El Paso, TX 79907 9154348000 Paul Cain / Ruth Hansen Medium 2 Ysleta ISD Riverside High School 301 Midway El Paso, TX 79915 9154347000 Yvonne Lopez/Sergio Estrada Medium 2 Ysleta ISD Bel Air High School 731 N. Yarborough El Paso, TX 79915 9154342000 Keith Russell/Jesus Ortega Medium 2 Ysleta ISD Parkland High School 5932 Quail Ave. El Paso, TX 79924 9154346000 Tanya Byrne Medium 2 Ysleta ISD Del Valle High School 950 Bordeaux El Paso, TX 79936 9154343000 Barbara Garcia Vasquez/Ysidro DeLao Medium 2 Ysleta ISD J. M. Hanks High School 2001 Lee Trevino Drive El Paso, TX 79936 9154345000 Julianna Ahonen Medium Texas Academic Decathlon Region III - King HS - Phyllis Parr January 20-21, 2017 UPDATED: 9/15/2016 Reg. ISD School Address City, ST ZIP Phone Coach Large Medium Small 3 Alice ISD Alice High School #1 Coyote Trail Alice, TX 78332 3616640126 George Beltran Medium 3 Brownsville ISD Lopez High School 3205 S. Dakota Avenue Brownsville, TX 78521 9569827400 Glen Cain Medium 3 Corpus Christi ISD Veterans Memorial High School 3750 Cimarron Corpus Christi, TX 78414 3618784780 Eric Boyd Medium 3 Corpus Christi ISD Miller High School 1 Battlin' Buc Boulevard Corpus Christi, TX 78408 3618844963 Bridget Mulley/Denise Martinez Medium 3 Corpus Christi ISD W. B. Ray High School 1002 Texan Trail Corpus Christi, TX 78411 3618065300 Lorinda Hamilton/Dan Williams Medium 3 Corpus Christi ISD Mary Carroll High School 5301 Weber Road Corpus Christi, TX 78411 Anna Malachite Medium 3 Corpus Christi ISD Richard King High School 5225 Gollihar Road Corpus Christi, TX 78412 3619063400 Jane Johnson Medium 3 Corpus Christi ISD Foy H. Moody Science & Health Center 1818 Trojan Corpus Christi, TX 78416 3618543261 Sharlene Walker/Mari Rivera-Roman Medium 3 Flour Bluff ISD Flour Bluff High School 2505 Waldron Road Corpus Christi, TX 78418 3616949195 Beth Huckabee/Michelle Findling Medium 3 Tuloso-Midway ISD Tuloso-Midway High School 2653 McKenzie Corpus Christi, TX 78410 3619036700 Sarah Walker Medium 3 Bandera ISD Bandera High School 474 Old San Antonio Hwy Bandera, TX 78003 8307966254 Dan Zovorka Small 3 Beeville ISD A. C. Jones High School 1902 N. Adams Beeville, TX 78102 3613626000 Catherine Thornton/Roy Ramirez/Gina Latcham Small 3 Corpus Christi ISD Collegiate High School 101 Baldwin Boulevard Corpus Christi, TX 78404 3616982425 Krystal Watson Small 3 Fort Sam Houston ISD Robert G. Cole High School 4001 Winans Road San Antonio, TX 78234 2106374400 Lance Kaminsky Small 3 IDEA Academy (Charter) IDEA College Prep High School 401 South First Street Donna, TX 78537 9564640203 Zanyace Aguinaga/Leopoldo Farias Small 3 Odem-Edroy ISD Odem High School One Owl Square Odem, TX 78370 3613688121 Joe O. Flores Small 3 Randolph Field ISD Randolph High School 1225 Perimeter Road Universal City, TX 78148 2103572400 Mary Shields/Nicole Bernal Small 3 San Antonio ISD Sam Houston High School 4635 E. Houston Drive San Antonio, TX 78220 2109787900 Veronica Z. Marines/Kathleen Sadler Small 3 Sinton ISD Sinton High School 400 N. Pirate Boulevard Sinton, TX 78387 3613646650 Bronson Hamilton Small 3 Taylor ISD Taylor High School 355 FM 973 Taylor, TX 76574 5123526326 Vicki Rowe Small Texas Academic Decathlon Region IV - Northside ISD - Amy Allison January 20-21, 2017 UPDATED: 9/15/2016 Reg. ISD School Address City, ST ZIP Phone Coach Large Medium Small 4 Edinburg CISD Robert Vela High School 801 Canton Road Edinburg, TX 78539 9562892650 Jo Anna Hinojosa/Luis E. Gasca Large 4 Edinburg CISD J. Economedes High School 1414 North Alamo Road Edinburg, TX 78541 956.289245 William Morley Large 4 Harlingen CISD Harlingen High School South 1701 Dixieland Road Harlingen, TX 78552 9564273800 Anthony Hughes Large 4 Harlingen CISD Harlingen High School 1201 E Marshall Street Harlingen, TX 78550 9564273600 Samantha Ortega/Ariel Torres Large 4 Northside ISD William J. Brennan High School 2400 Cottonwood Way San Antonio, TX 78253 2103981302 Amy Kosler Large 4 Northside ISD Oliver Wendell Holmes High School 6500 Ingram Road San Antonio, TX 78238 2103977000 Diana Johnson/Danielle Mills/Robert Stafford Large 4 Northside ISD Sandra Day O'Connor High School 12221 Leslie Road Helotes, TX 78023 2103974800 Pam Hummel/Aaron Westbrook Large 4 Northside ISD Earl Warren High School 9411 Military Drive West San Antonio, TX 78251 2103974200 Terry Zablocki/Kate Wagner Large 4 Northside ISD Louis D. Brandeis High School 13011 Kyle Seale Parkway San Antonio, TX 78249 2103978200 Tony Bosnic, Carrie Benson Large 4 Northside ISD John Jay High School 7611 Marbach Road San Antonio, TX 78227 2103972700 Dan Sweet/Cyndi Rankin Large 4 Northside ISD John Paul Stevens High School 600 N. Ellison Drive San Antonio, TX 78251 2103976450 Maria Cisneros/Karla Martinez Large 4 Northside ISD William Howard Taft High School 11600 Culebra Road San Antonio, TX 78253 2103976000 Ana Tijerina Large 4 Northside ISD Tom C. Clark High School 5150 DeZavala Road San Antonio, TX 78249 2103975150 Nat Player Large 4 San Benito CISD San Benito High School 450 Williams Road San Benito, TX 78586 9563616500 Janice M. Buitron/Roland L. Buitron Large 4 Southwest ISD Southwest High School 11914 Dragon Lane San Antonio, TX 78252 2106224500 Zelda Elizondo Large 4 Alamo Heights ISD Alamo Heights High School 6900 Broadway San Antonio, TX 78209 2108208850 Brent Ostos/Xandra Garanzuay Medium 4 Boerne ISD Champion High School 201 Charger Boulevard Boerne, TX 78006 8303572782 Brett Moseley Medium 4 San Antonio ISD Young Women's Leadership Academy 2123 West Huisache San Antonio, TX 78201 2102440300 Andrea E. Garcia Medium 4 San Antonio ISD Fox Tech High School 637 N. Main Ave. San Antonio, TX 78205 2102265103 Jennifer Lankes/John Debolt Medium 4 San Antonio ISD Brackenridge High School 400 Eagleland San Antonio, TX 78210 2105338144 Becky Frith/Richard Guerra Medium 4 San Antonio ISD Sidney Lanier High School 1514 W. Cesar Chavez Boulevard San Antonio, TX 78207 2108577233 Erin Gutierrez-Harbor Medium 4 San Antonio ISD Luther Burbank High School 1002 Edwards San Antonio, TX 78204 2102281210 Jim Fleetwood Medium 4 San Antonio ISD Thomas Edison High School 701 Santa Monica San Antonio, TX 78212 2107389720 Saristel Saucedo Medium 4 San Antonio ISD Highlands High School 318 Elgin San Antonio, TX 78210 2103330421 Nelly Nino-Rosales/Dora Reyna/Kevin Hillard Medium 4 San Antonio ISD Thomas Jefferson High School 723 Donaldson Avenue San Antonio, TX 78201 2107361981 Marcella Gutierrez/Priscilla Sarratt Medium 4 Southside ISD Southside High School 1460 Martinez-Losoya Road San Antonio, TX 78221-9613 2108821606 Richard Casillas Medium Texas Academic Decathlon Region V - Alvin HS - Gary Causey/Pepper Smith January 20-21, 2017 UPDATED: 9/14/2016 Reg. ISD School Address City, ST ZIP Phone Coach Large Medium Small 5 Alvin ISD Alvin High School 802 S. Johnson Street Alvin, TX 77511 2812453000 Paul Summa/Robin Foster Large 5 Beaumont ISD West Brook Sr. High 8750 Phelan Boulevard Beaumont, TX 77706 4096175500 Jerry Minyard Large 5 Beaumont ISD Clifton J.
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