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Datestamp Name of Provider Primary Contact Person Street Address City updated January 31, 2013 DateStamp Name of Provider Primary Contact Person Street Address City State Zip Code Phone Number Phone Extension Fax Number Email Address District ID N Website Address Date Approved Junior Achievement of Southeast Texas 12/28/2012 Jennifer Anderson 2115 East Governors Circle Houston TX 77092- (713) 682-4500 [email protected] www.jahouston.org 12/28/2012 Inc. KD College - Conservatory of Film and 12/19/2012 Gary Tyner Jr. 2600 Stemmons Fwy. #117 Dallas TX 75207- (214) 638-0484 (214) 630-5140 [email protected] knstudio.com 12/19/2012 Dramatic Arts http://adjuncteducation.we 12/7/2012 American Asociation of Adjunct Education Patrick Gilbert PO Box 964 Navasota TX 77868- (832) 368-6744 [email protected] 12/07/2012 ebly.com Independent Schools Association of the 12/7/2012 Rhonda G. Durham 505 N. Prig Springs, Suite 406 Midland TX 79701- (432) 684-9550 [email protected] www.isasw.org 12/10/2012 Southwest (ISAS) Turners 12/7/2012 Responsive Classroom Allison Henry 85 Avenue A PO Box 718 MA 01376- (800) 360-6332 143 [email protected] ww.responsiveclassroom.org 12/07/2012 Falls Science Research & Educational Institute San 12/7/2012 Crystal Sperber 7010 Wildfern TX 78238- (210) 569-9319 [email protected] www.sreitonline.org 12/07/2012 of Texas Antonio Texas High School Athletic Directors 12/7/2012 William Dowling PO Box 1272 Katy TX 77493- (832) 603-1251 [email protected] www.thsada.com 12/07/2012 Association jhamrick@behavioral- www.behavioral- 11/29/2012 Behavioral Innovations Jennifer Hamrick 3400 N. Lakeline Blvd. Leander TX 78641- (210) 293-2181 11/29/2012 inovations.com innovations.com ELW Consultants Mediation & Alternative 11/29/2012 Esque L. Walker P. O. Box 171164 Dallas TX 75217- (972) 552-0273 [email protected] www.elwconsultants.com 11/29/2012 Dispute Resolution Services French Langage Department, French www.consulfrance- 11/15/2012 Charlotte Esnou 777 Post Oak Blvd. Suite 600 Houston TX 77056- (713) 985-3273 [email protected] 11/15/2012 Consulate in Houston houston.com National Alliance for Partnerships in Cochranvill 11/15/2012 Claudia Morrell P>O> Box 369 PA 19330- (610) 593-8038 [email protected] 11/15/2012 Equity (NAPE) Education Foundation e 11/9/2012 CASA for the Highland Lakes Galyn Woerner 1719 Ridgeview Kingsland TX 78639- (325) 388-3440 [email protected] www.highlandlakecasa.com 11/09/2012 11/9/2012 ChildCare Education Institute Kimberle Collins 3509 Peachtree Industrial Blvd. Duluth GA 30097- (800) 499-9907 [email protected] www.cceionline.edu 11/09/2012 www.microsoft.com/educati 11/9/2012 Microsoft Corporation Scott Thompson 7000 SR-161 George Bush Turnpike Irving TX 75039- (214) 533-7823 [email protected] 11/9 /2012 on www.mockingbirdeducation. 11/9/2012 Mockingbird Education Shannon Sims 13694 Plum Valley Drive Frisco TX 75033- (469) 500-3570 [email protected] 11/9 /2012 net htcomp.net, Inc., dba Hometown 10/29/2012 Laura Hudson 900 S. Rice St. Hmilton TX 76531- (888) 386-8925 [email protected] www.htcomp.net 10/29/2012 Computing 10/29/2012 Luis Montemayor Luis Montemayor 348 Outfitter Dr. Bastrop TX 78602- (512) 332-0743 [email protected] 10/29/2012 Jacksonvill 10/26/2012 Bent Anchor Ranch Glenna D. Wilson 1626 CR 3201 TX 75766- (903) 520-5060 [email protected] 10/26/2012 e 10/26/2012 Darkness to Light Cher Perry P. O. Box 1097 Greenville TX 75403- (214) 934-9967 [email protected] d2l.org 10/26/2012 10/26/2012 LifeWorks Group, PA Katie Zuverink, LPC 7015 Snider Plaza, Ste 202 Dallas TX 75201- (214) 357-4001 [email protected] www.wefixbrains.com 10/26/2012 10/19/2012 Angleton Christian School Terry Jones 3133 North Valderas Angleton TX 77515- (979) 864-3842 [email protected] 10/18/2012 10/1/2012 Brazos Christian School Mary Woolds 3000 West Villa Maria Rd. Bryan TX 78780-7 (979) 823-1000 [email protected] www.bcseagles.org 10/01/2012 [email protected] www.communityhealthcore. 9/26/2012 Community Healthcore Julie Rider 107 Woodbine Place Longview TX 75601- (903) 237-2333 09/29/2012 om com mara.richards@dallastheatercenter. www.dallastheatercenter.or 9/24/2012 Dallas Theater Center Mara Richards 2400 Flora Street Dallas TX 75201- (214) 252-3918 09/24/2012 org g 9/24/2012 E-2-8 Education Brian Holt 105 E. San Benito Robinson TX 76706- (254) 717-4238 e28services @gmail.com e28services.blog.spot.com 09/24/2012 San 9/24/2012 Homerun Learning, LLC Karen Shea 15610 Doe Haven TX 78248- (956) 369-5532 [email protected] homerunlearning.com 09/24/2012 Antonio www.k12teachertraining.co 9/24/2012 K-12 Teachers Alliance Llindsay Eberling 2062 Abbey Wodos Court North Frankfort IL 60423- (877) 295-2208 [email protected] 09/24/2012 m 9/24/2012 MasterPEACE: A Program of 29 Pieces Karen Blessen P. O. 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Richmond TX 77046- (281) 451-6663 [email protected] intledupros.wordpress.com 08/16/2012 8/16/2012 Jeremy Foster Jeremy Foster 15522 Rop Plaza Dr. Houston TX 77083- (832) 798-0233 [email protected] 08/16/2012 Learning Hands Preschool Hillcrest Baptist 8/16/2012 Mary McGowin 3324 Park Drive Nederland TX 77627- (409) 722-8747 [email protected] www.hbcnederland.com 08/16/2012 Church San 8/16/2012 LivingOrder San Antonio Helene Segura P. O. Box 830582 TX 78283- (210) 892-4990 76 [email protected] livingordersa.com 08/16/2012 Antonio 8/16/2012 Lone Star Continuing Education Skip Fritz P. O. Box 1209 Canton TX 75103- (903) 340-1126 [email protected] www.lonestarce.com 08/16/2012 8/16/2012 St. Joseph Physician Associates Floyd Daughters 701 Franciscan Dr. Bryan TX 77802- (799) 776-3777 4404 [email protected] www..st.josehp.org 08/16/2012 www.kingwoodcamerata.co 8/16/2012 The Kingwood Camerata Orchestra Michael V. 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