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Boston Private Industry Council School-to-Career, Career Specialists by high school School Primary CS Email Address Phone Number Another Course to College Valdir Lima [email protected] 617-719-4837 Boston Arts Academy Victoria Zhuang [email protected] 617-799-4272 Boston Community Leadership Academy Rebecca Valmond [email protected] 617-895-7040 Boston Day and Evening Academy Gabrielle Guity [email protected] 617-719-4778 Boston Green Academy Priscilla Gomez [email protected] 617-438-5497 Boston International Newcomers Academy Victoria Zhuang [email protected] 617-799-4272 Boston Latin Academy Kim Gilmore [email protected] 617-438-5495 Boston Latin High School Lucey Gorrill [email protected] 617-438-5457 Brighton High School Marlene Price [email protected] 617-913-1485 Charlestown High School Shantalle Ruiz [email protected] 617-799-4264 Community Academy of Science and Health Fatoumata Sylla [email protected] 617-719-4812 Dearborn STEM Academy Quinton Frahm [email protected] 617-895-7694 Dr. William W. Henderson K-12 Inclusion School Jacqueline Louro [email protected] 617-438-5473 East Boston High School Elizabeth Brownell [email protected] 617-438-5471 Edward M. Kennedy Academy for Health Careers Durrell Queen [email protected] 617-910-7105 English High School Eva Macdonald [email protected] 617-438-2135 Excel High School Quinton Frahm [email protected] 617-895-7694 Fenway High School Kim Gilmore [email protected] 617-438-5495 Jeremiah E. Burke High School Eva Macdonald [email protected] 617-438-2135 John D. O’Bryant High School Tammy Hingston [email protected] 617-438-5484 Josiah Quincy Upper School Fatoumata Sylla [email protected] 617-719-4812 Madison Park Technical Vocational High School Teresa Alleyne [email protected] 617-438-5489 Margarita Muñiz Academy Jacqueline Louro [email protected] 617-438-5473 Mary K. Lyon High School Priscilla Gomez [email protected] 617-438-5497 New Mission High School Rebecca Valmond [email protected] 617-895-7040 Snowden International School Victoria Zhuang [email protected] 617-799-4272 TechBoston Academy Jacqueline Louro [email protected] 617-438-5473 .

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