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SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Donnette Spight (Business Manager) 369-4682 4820 Aberdeen School District FAX-0987 P.O. Draw SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Donnette Spight (Business Manager) 369-4682 4820 Aberdeen School District FAX-0987 P.O. Drawer 607 Aberdeen, MS 39730 Max Young 286-5591 0200 Alcorn School District FAX-7713 P.O. Box 1420 Corinth, MS 38834 John Steele (Business Manager) 657-4361 0300 Amite County School District FAX-4291 P.O. Box 378 Liberty, MS 39645 Kathy Cadden 256-5991 4821 Amory School District FAX-4251 P.O. Box 330 Amory, MS 38821 Frances McCrory 289-2801 0400 Attala County School District FAX-2804 Courthouse Kosciusko, MS 39090 Melanie Long 365-1000 5920 Baldwyn Public School District FAX-1003 518 Hwy 45N Baldwyn, MS 38824 Garland Cuevas 467-6621 2320 Bay St. Louis-Waveland School District FAX-466-4895 201 Carrol Avenue Bay St. Louis, MS 39520 Jeanette Graham 742-3287 0612 Benoit School District FAX-3149 Box 189 Benoit, MS 38725 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Vicki Barber 224-6252 0500 Benton County School District FAX-3607 P.O. Box 247 Ashland, MS 38603 Jude McDonnell (228) 374-1810 2420 Biloxi Public School District FAX-1764 P.O. Box 168 Biloxi, MS 39533 Monte Lambert 728-2171 5921 Booneville School District FAX-4940 P.O. Box 358 Booneville, MS 38829 Sandy Earnest 833-6661 4320 Brookhaven School District FAX-4154 P.O. Box 540 Brookhaven, MS 39601 Teresa Dunn 412-3152 0700 Calhoun County School District FAX-3157 P.O. Box 58 Pittsboro, MS 38951 Clara Gray 859-4110 4520 Canton Public School District FAX-4023 403 E. Lincoln Street Canton, MS 39046 Melissa Neely (Business Manager) 237-9276 5008 Fran Andrews (Business Manager) FAX-9703 Carroll County School District P.O. Box 256 Carrollton, MS 38917 Ginger McClain 568-3333 0900 Chickasaw County School District FAX-2993 P.O. Drawer 480 Houlka, MS 38850 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Jean Clark 285-6230 1000 Choctaw County School District FAX-3815 P.O. Drawer 398 Ackerman, MS 39735 Nell Beard 437-4232 1100 Claiborne County School District FAX-4409 Box 337 Port Gibson, MS 39150 Jay Morris 627-8500 1420 Clarksdale Municipal School District FAX-8542 P.O. Box 1088 Clarksdale, MS 38614 Rebecca Riley 494-2915 1300 Clay County School District FAX-495-2050 Box 759 West Point, MS 39773 J. R. Braswell (Business Manager 843-3529 0614 Cleveland School District FAX-9731 305 Merritt Drive Cleveland, MS 38732 Carey Smith 924-7533 2521 Clinton Public School District FAX-6345 P.O. Box 300 Clinton, MS 39060 Stacey Graves 624-5448 5014 Coahoma County School District FAX-5512 Box 820 Clarksdale, MS 38614 Gloria Schmitz 675-8941 8111 Coffeeville School District FAX-5004 Route 1, Box 8-1 Coffeeville, MS 38922 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Brenda B. Stringer 736-2366 4620 Columbia School District FAX-2653 P.O. Box 271 Columbia, MS 39429 Kenneth Hughes 241-7400 4420 Columbus Municipal School District FAX-329-3371 P.O. Box 1308 Columbus, MS 39703-1308 Kim Armstrong 894-1341 1500 Copiah County School District FAX-2634 254 W. Gallatin Street Hazlehurst, MS 39083 Cathy Harrison (Bookkeeper) 287-2425 0220 Corinth School District FAX-286-1885 1204 North Harper Road Corinth, MS 38834-2048 Larry Tripp 765-8247 1600 Covington County School District FAX-4102 P.O. Box 1269 Collins, MS 39428 Stacy Hadley 429-4198 1700 Desoto County School District FAX-4198 5 East South Street Hernando, MS 38632-2216 Teresa Morris 745-6657 6720 Drew School District FAX-6630 286 West Park Avenue Drew, MS 38737 Donna Self 653-3175 2620 Durant Public School District FAX-6151 P.O. Box 669 Durant, MS 39063 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Gwen Taylor (Director of Finance) 787-3281 3111 East Jasper School District FAX-3410 P.O. Drawer E Heidelberg, MS 39439 Cynthia Bradford 647-5524 6811 East Tallahatchie Consolidated School District FAX-3720 411 East Chestnut Street Charleston, MS 38921 Grace Robb 659-7965 1211 Enterprise School District FAX-3254 P.O. Drawer A Enterprise, MS 39330 Ruth Woodard 469-3250 6220 Forest Municipal School District FAX-3101 325 Cleveland Street Forest, MS 39074 Reggie Farre 545-6055 1800 Ann Mitcham (Business Manager) FAX-6054 Forrest County School District P.O. Box 1977 Hattiesburg, MS 39403-1977 Ramona Mullins 384-2340 1900 Franklin County School District FAX-2393 Box 605 Meadville, MS 39653 Stu White 947-6993 2000 George County School District FAX-8805 5152 Main Street Lucedale, MS 39452 Dennis Cochran 394-2364 2100 Greene County School District FAX-5542 P.O. Box 1329 Leakesville, MS 39451 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Sarah Taylor 334-7000 7620 Greenville Public School District FAX-7021 P.O. Box 1619 Greenville, MS 38702-1619 Steve Loden (Business Manager) 453-4231 4220 Greenwood Public School District FAX-455-7409 P.O. Box 1497 Greenwood, MS 38930 Bo Surrell 226-1606 2220 Grenada County School District FAX-7994 P.O. Box 1940 Grenada, MS 38901 John McCormick (228) 865-4600 2421 Gulfport School District FAX-4618 P.O. Box 220 Gulfport, MS 39502-0220 Tammy Garber 255-0376 2300 Hancock County School District FAX-0378 17304 Hwy 603 Kilm, MS 39556 Pat Myers (228) 865-4052 2400 Harrison County School District FAX-4259 11072 Hwy 49 Gulfport, MS 39503 Charles Wally Greg 584-6283 1820 Hattiesburg Public School District FAX-6666 301 Mamie Street P.O. Box 1569 Hattiesburg, MS 39403 Nikki Hollaway 894-1152 1520 Hazlehurst City School District FAX-3170 119 E. Frost Street Hazlehurst, MS 39083 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Roger Jamison 857-5222 2500 Hinds County School District FAX-8548 P.O. Box 100 Raymond, MS 39154 Dorothy Tolbert (Accounts Payable/Fixed Asset Clerk) 827-2276 7611 Hollandale School District FAX-5305 Box 128 Hollandale, MS 38748 Randy Young 252-2183 4720 Holly Springs School District FAX-7718 840 Highway 178 East Holly Springs, MS 38635 Kathy Sample 834-2175 2600 Holmes County School District FAX-9060 P.O. Box 630 Lexington, MS 39095 Ronja Lancaster 456-3332 0920 Houston School District FAX-5259 P.O. Drawer 351 Houston, MS 38851 Deloris Williams 247-3586 2700 Humphreys County School District FAX-3926 Box 678 Belzoni, MS 39038 Buster Young 887-2654 6721 Indianola School District FAX-7042 Highway 82E Indianola, MS 38751 Robert T. Gray (Business Administrator) 862-2159 2900 Itawamba County School District FAX-4713 304 W. Wiygul Fulton, MS 38843 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Harold Rushing (Business Manager) 826-1757 3000 Jackson County School District Ext. 332 P.O. Box 5069 FAX-1765 Vancleave, MS 39565-5069 Michael Thomas (Business Manager) 960-8725 2520 Jackson Public School District FAX-8713 P.O. Box 2338 Jackson, MS 39225-2338 Mable Dunbar 786-3721 3200 Jefferson County School District FAX-8441 Box 157 Fayette, MS 39069 Penny Thompson 792-4267 3300 Jefferson Davis County School District FAX-2251 Box 1197 Prentiss, MS 39474 William J. Landrum 649-5201 3400 Jones County School District FAX-1613 5204 Hwy 11 N Ellisville, MS 39437 Patricia Harmon 743-2657 3500 Kemper County School District FAX-9297 P.O. Box 219 DeKalb, MS 39328 Peggie Breazeale 289-4771 0420 Kosciusko School District FAX-1177 206 South Huntington Kosciusko, MS 39090 Calvin Worthem 234-3271 3600 Lafayette County School District FAX-236-3019 100 CR 404 Oxford, MS 38655 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Galie Patch 794-1030 3700 Lamar County School District FAX-1012 Box 609 Purvis, MS 39475 Flossie Payton (Fixed Asset Clerk) 693-7683 3800 Lauderdale County School District FAX-485-1748 P.O. Box 5498 Meridian, MS 39302 Sandra Earnest 649-6391 3420 Laurel School District FAX-6398 P.O. Box 288 Laurel, MS 39440 Henrietta Peyton 587-2506 3900 Lawrence County School District FAX-2221 346 Thomas E. Jolly Drive Monticello, MS 39654 Kathy Osborn 267-4579 4000 Leake County School District FAX-5283 P.O. Drawer 478 Carthage, MS 39051 Cindy Simmons 841-9144 4100 Lee County School District FAX -680-6012 Box 832 Tupelo, MS 38802 Julie Williams 453-0554 4200 Leflore County School District FAX-459-7265 Box 544 Greenwood, MS 38930 Linda Clark 686-5000 7612 Leland School District FAX-5029 408 E. Fourth Street Leland, MS 38756 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Effie Higgenbotham 835-0011 4300 Lincoln County School District FAX-833-3030 Box 826 233 East Monticello Street Brookhaven, MS 39601 Jamie Harvey 864-1146 2422 Long Beach School District FAX-863-3196 111 Quarles Street Long Beach, MS 39560 Phyllis Gronewold 773-3411 8020 Louisville Municipal School District FAX-4013 P.O. Box 909 Louisville, MS 39339 Frances Goldman 329-5775 4400 Lowndes County School District FAX-5733 1053 Highway 45 South Columbus, MS 39701 David Rubenstein 796-2441 3711 Lumberton Public School District FAX-2051 Box 551 Lumberton, MS 39455 Buster McLemore 879-3025 or 4500 Madison County School District 355-7412 P.O. Box 159 FAX-879-3039 Flora, MS 39071 Donna Martin 736-7193 4600 Marion County School District FAX-6274 600 Broad Street Columbia, MS 39429 Wayne Bailey 252-4271 4700 Marshall County School District FAX-5129 P.O. Box 38 Holly Springs, MS 38635 School/lis,e January 28, 1999 SCHOOL DISTRICT FIXED ASSET MANAGER Cathy Jones 684-4661 5720 McComb Separate School District FAX-249-4732 P.O. Box 868 McComb, MS 39649-0868 Pat Swain 483-6271 3820 Meridian Separate School District FAX-484-4917 P.O.
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