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Recv Response School District Tech Coodinator Tel Email Address City Need these School Dist Surveys Tech Tel ABCDEFGHIJKLMN recv Tech 1 response School District Coodinator tel email address city state zip 2 XX Aberdeen School District Russ Davis 662-369-6427 662-369-0988 [email protected] P.O. Drawer 607 Aberdeen Mississippi 39730 3 XX Alcorn School District Helen Isbell 662-286-8833 662-286-3861 [email protected] 2101 Norman Road Corinth Mississippi 38834 4 xx Amite County School District Cavin Greer 601-657-4361 601-657-4291 [email protected] 533 Maggie Street Liberty Mississippi 39645 5 xx Amory School District Michael Price 662-256-5991 662-256-6302 [email protected] P.O. Box 330 Amory Mississippi 38821 David Spears, 6 xx Attala Co School District Superintendent 662-289-2801 662-289-2804 [email protected] 100 Courthouse Suite 3 Kosciusko Mississippi 39090 7 xx Baldwyn School District Debbie B. Murphy 662-365-1004 662-365-1003 [email protected] 107 West Main Baldwyn Mississippi 38824 Bay St Louis Waveland School 8 xx District Wayne L. Purl 228-466-4910 228-466-4895 [email protected] 201 Carroll Ave Bay St. Louis Mississippi 39502 9 xx Benoit School District Sherry Shepard 662-742-3882 662-742-3880 [email protected] P.O. Box 189 Benoit Mississippi 38725 10 xx Benton Co School District Glossie Terry 662-224-9788 662-224-3571 [email protected] 25 Industrial Drive Ashland Mississippi 38603 11 xx Biloxi Public School District John Hall 228-374-1810 228-435-6289 [email protected] P.O. Box 168 Biloxi Mississippi 38533 [email protected]. 300 A West George E. Allen 12 xx Booneville School District Dustin Pounders 662-728-2965 662-728-2427 ms.us Drive Booneville Mississippi 38829 13 xx Brookhaven School District Scott Campbell 601-833-6661 601-833-4154 [email protected] 326 East Court Street Brookhaven Mississippi 39601 Brad Skinner or 14 xx Calhoun Co School District Becky Spencer 662-412-3152 662-412-3157 [email protected] P.O. Box 58 Pittsboro Mississippi 38951 15 xx Canton Public School District Cleo Brooks 601-859-6850 601-859-4023 [email protected] 403 East Lincoln Street Canton Mississippi 39046 603 Lexington Str., P.O. Box 16 xx Carroll County School District Bill McGarrity 662-237-9276 662-237-9703 [email protected] 256 Carrollton MS 38917 113 Hwy. 32 East or P.O. Box 17 xx Chickasaw Co School District Kathy Y. Davis 662-568-3333 662-568-2993 [email protected] 480 Houlka Mississippi 38850 662-285-3667 or 126 East Quinn Street, Box 18 xx Choctaw Co School District Frances Coleman 662-547-6880 662-285-2021 [email protected] 268 Ackerman Mississippi 39735 [email protected], 19 xx Claiborne Co School District Charles Crump 601-437-6856 601-437-3809 [email protected] 404 Market Street Port Gibson Mississippi 39150 Clarksdale Municipal School 662-627-8500 or 20 xx District James Miller cell 662-902-1424 662-627-3593 jmiller@c??ps.k12.ms.us P.O.Box 1088 Clarksdale Mississippi 38614 21 xx Clay Co School District Mae W. Brewer 662-494-2915 662-495-2050 [email protected] P.O. Bxo 759 West Point Mississippi 39773 22 xx Cleveland School District Dr. Jerry Kitchings 662-843-3529 662-843-9731 [email protected] 305 Merritt Drive Cleveland Mississippi 38732 23 xx Clinton Public School District Preston Shute 601-925-4011 601-924-1364 [email protected] 203 Easthaven Drive Clinton Mississippi 39060 662-624-8045 or [email protected] 24 xx Coahoma AHS Carol Borgognoni 662-621-4260 662-624-4315 s 3240 Friars Point Road Clarksdale Mississippi 38614 25 xx Coahoma County School District Dr. Keith Shaffer 662-624-5448 662-624-5512 [email protected] P.O. Box 820, 1555 Lee Drive Clarksdale Mississippi 38614 26 xx Coffeeville School District Raymond Stevens 662-675-8941 662-675-5004 [email protected] 16849 Okahoma Street Coffeeville Mississippi 38922 Eddie Anderson [email protected] 27 xx Columbia School District Marvin Adams 601-736-2366 601-736-2653 rg 613 Bryan Ave Columbia Mississippi 39429 Columbus Municipal School 39703- 28 xx District Rebecca Taylor 662-241-7400 662-329-3371 [email protected] P.O. Box 1308 Columbus Mississippi 1308 29 xx Copiah Co School District H.R. Holloway, Jr. 601-894-5030 601-894-1354 [email protected] 260 West Gallatin Street Hazlehurst Mississippi 39083 30 xx Corinth School District Bobby Strickland 662-287-2425 662-286-1885 [email protected] 1204 North Harper Road Corinth Mississippi 38834 [email protected] 31 xx Covington Co Schools Danny McDonald 601-765-0223 601-765-0224 , [email protected] P.O. Box 1269 Collins Mississippi 39428 662-429-5271 or 32 xx Desoto Co School District Martha McIntosh cell 901-413-6674 662-429-4198 [email protected] Five East South Street Hernando Mississippi 38632 33 xx Drew School District Cam Abel 662-745-8940 662-745-6630 [email protected] 10 Swoope Road Drew Mississippi 38737 34 xx Durant Public School District Ann Upchurch 662-653-3290 662-653-6342 [email protected] 78 West Madison Street Durant Mississippi 39063 East Jasper Consolidated Sch 601-787-3414 or [email protected] 35 xx District Russie Ashford cell 601-498-6255 601-787-3416 s 704 North Pine Avenue Heidelberg Mississippi 39439 find in Folder Policy/ Computers/ computers 112502/school district Need these School Dist Surveys Tech Tel ABCDEFGHIJKLMN recv Tech 1 response School District Coodinator tel email address city state zip East Tallahatchie Consol Sch Debbie 36 xx District Kuykendall 662-647-3725 662-647-3720 [email protected] 411 East Chestnut Street Charleston Mississippi 38921 website www2.mde.k12.ms.us/6811 37 xx Enterprise School District Mike Carmichael 601-659-7965 601-659-3254 [email protected] 503 River Road Enterprise Mississippi 39330 38 xx Forest Municipal School District Ted Cross 601-469-3675 601-469-3101 [email protected] 325 Cleveland Street Forest Mississippi 39074 39 xx Forrest County Ag High School Kyle Nobles 601-582-4102 601-545-9483 [email protected] 215 Old Highway 49 E. Brooklyn Mississippi 39425 601-545-6054, P.O. Bxo 1977, 400 Forrest 40 xx Forrest County School District Sis Everitt 601-545-6055 601-545-6121 [email protected] Street Forest Mississippi 39074 41 xx Franklin Co School District Lona Thomas 601-384-2340 601-384-2393 [email protected] P.O. Box 605 Meadville Mississippi 39653 [email protected], 42 XX George Co School District Anthony Fryfogle 601-947-6993 601-947-8805 [email protected] 43 xx Greene County School District Dennis Cochran 601-394-2364 601-394-5542 [email protected] P.O. Box 1329 Leakesville Mississippi 39451 44 xx Greenville Public Schools Barbara McCoy 662-334-7193 662-334-7021 [email protected] 412 South Main Street Greenville Mississippi 38701 Greenwood Public School P.O. Box 1497, 401 Howard 45 xx District Margie Pulley 662-453-4231 662-455-8990 [email protected] Street 1855 Jackson Ave., P.O. Box 46 xx Grenada School District Mike Liberto 662-226-1606 662-226-7599 [email protected] 1940 Grenada MS 38901 47 xx Gulfport School District Terri Burnham 228-865-4671 228-865-1930 [email protected] 1525 Thornton Avenue Gulfport Mississippi 39501 48 xx Hancock Co School District Tammy Stafford tel 228-255-0376 228-2550378 [email protected] 17304 Hwy. 603 Kiln Mississippi 39556 49 XX Harrison Co School District Charlotte Daves 228-539-5946 228-539-6507 [email protected] 11072 Hwy 49 Gulfport Mississippi 39503 Hattiesburg Public School 50 xx District Gregg Bellipanni 601-582-5078 601-583-7325 [email protected] Lynn Houston 601-544-4136 601-544-4136 fax Hazlehurst City School 601-894-1549 or [email protected] 51 xx District Nannette Smith 601-894-1034 601-894-3170 12.ms.us 119 East Frost Street Hazlehurst Mississippi 39083 P.O. Box 1144, Hinds AHS 52 xx Hinds Co AHS Major Tom Erby 601-885-7047 601-885-2676 [email protected] Utica Campus Utica Mississippi 39175 601-857-5222 X 53 xx Hinds Co School District Lisa Jones 117 601-857-8548 [email protected] 13192 Hwy. 18 West Raymond Mississippi 39154 54 xx Hollandale School District Willie Amos 662-827-2226 662-827-5261 [email protected] P.O. Box 128 Hollandale Mississippi 38748 55 xx Holly Springs School District Jones Mays 662-252-2183 662-252-7718 [email protected] 840 Hwy. 178 East Holly Springs Mississippi 38635 313 Olive Street, P.O. Box 56 xx Holmes Co School District Bobby Williams 662-834-2175 662-834-9060 [email protected] 630 Lexington Mississippi 39095 P.O. Box 351, 632 Starkville 57 xx Houston School District Leigh Mobley 662-456-3332 662-456-5259 [email protected] Road Houston Mississippi 38851 401 Fourth Street, P.O. Box 58 xx Humphreys Co School District Doris Clayton 662-247-6017 662-247-6004 [email protected] 678 Belzoni Mississippi 39038 662-887-2654 or 59 xx Indianola School District Velma Hall cell 662-207-2850 662-887-7042 [email protected] 702 Hwy.
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