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2019-2020 July 23, 2019 SECEP PROGRAM LOCATIONS: ADMINISTRATION - 701 GRASSFIELD ELEMENTARY LARKSPUR MIDDLE SCHOOL SMITHFIELD BLDG. 2248 AVERILL DRIVE 4696 PRINCESS ANNE RD. 6160 KEMPSVILLE CR. CHESAPEAKE, VA 23323 VA. BEACH, VA. 23462 SUITE 300B 558-4934 648-4800 NORFOLK, VA. 23502 892-6100 GRASSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL MACK BENN JR. ELEM. FAX 892-6111 2007 GRIZZLY TRAIL 2153 NANESMOND PKWY CHESAPEAKE, VA. 23323 SUFFOLK, VA. 23434 BLAIR MIDDLE SCHOOL 558-4513 – Ext. 121130 538-3042 730 SPOTSWOOD AVE. 558-4514 – Ext. 121110 NORFOLK, VA. 23517 MAURY HIGH SCHOOL 628-2400 – MAIN GREENBRIAR MIDDLE 322 SHIRLEY AVE. 1016 GREENBRIAR PARKWAY NORFOLK. VA 23517 BT WASHINGTON HS Chesapeake, VA 23320 628-2725, 628-3344 1111 PARK AVE. 548-5309 NORFOLK, VA. 23504 MEHERRIN ELEM - (SHC) 628-3568 HUGO A. OWENS MIDDLE 28600 GRAY’S SHOP RD. 1997 HORSEBACK RUN NEWSOMS, VA. 23875 CAMELOT ELEMENTARY CHESAPEAKE, VA. 23323 757-654-0691 2901 GUENEVERE DR. 485-9811 CHESAPEAKE, VA 23323 NANSEMOND RIVER HS MAIN: 558-5347 I.C. NORCOM HIGH 3301 NANSEMOND PARKWAY 1801 LONDON BLVD. SUFFOLK, VA 23434 CEDAR ROAD ELEM. PORTSMOUTH, VA. 23704 923-4101 1605 CEDAR RD. 393-1409 CHESAPEAKE, VA. 23322 NOTTOWAY ELEMENTARY 547-1507 INDIAN RIVER HIGH (SHC) 1969 BRAVES TRAIL 13093 IVOR RD. CHURCHLAND MIDDLE CHESAPEAKE, VA. 23325 SEDLEY, VA 23878 4051 RIVERSHORE RD. 578-7000 757-859-6539 PORTSMOUTH, VA. 23703 686-2512 JOHN YEATES MIDDLE ODU – CHILD STUDY CENTER 4901 BENNET’S PASTURE RD. EDUCATION BUILDING CHURCHLAND HIGH SCHOOL SUFFOLK, VA 23435 4607 HAMPTON BLVD. 4301 CEDAR LN. 923-4105 NORFOLK, VA 23529 PORTSMOUTH, VA. 23701 757-961-3691 686-2500 JOLLIFF MIDDLE 1021 JOLLIFF RD. PARKVIEW ELEMENTARY CORPORATE LANDING CHESAPEAKE, VA 23321 260 ELM AVE. ELEMENTARY 465-5246 PORTSMOUTH, VA. 23704 1590 CORPORATE LANDING MAIN – 393-8647 PARKWAY KING’S GRANT ELEMENTARY VA. BEACH, VA. 23454 612 NORTH LYNNHAVEN RD PEMBROKE ELEMENTARY 648-2360 VA BEACH, VA 23452 4622 JERICHO RD. 648-2800 VA. BEACH, VA. 23462 CORPORATE LANDING 648-3330 – SECEP OFFICE MIDDLE LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL 1597 CORPORATE LANDING 214 KENYON RD. PRINCESS ANNE HIGH PKWY. SUFFOLK, VA. 23434 4400 VA. BEACH BLVD. VA. BEACH, VA. 23454 925-5790 VA. BEACH, VA. 23462 648-4500 648-5600 – EXT. 58442, LAKE TAYLOR HIGH 58411,58440,58469,58433 DEEP CREEK HIGH 1384 KEMPSVILLE RD. 2900 MARGARET BOOKER NORFOLK, VA. 23502 PROJECT SEARCH DRIVE 892-3229, 892-3247 MARYVIEW MEDICAL CTR CHESAPEAKE, VA 23323 3636 HIGH ST. 487-2176 LANDSTOWN HIGH SCHOOL PORTSMOUTH, VA 23707 2001 CONCERT DR. 398-2623 GLENWOOD ELEMENTARY VA. BEACH, VA. 23456 2213 ROUND HILL DR 648-5500 VA BEACH, VA 23464 648-2520 1 REACH PROGRAM SH CLARKE ACADEMY WESTERN BRANCH HS ST. MARY’S SCHOOL FOR 2801 TURNPIKE RD. 1968 BRUIN PLACE DISABLED CHILDREN PORTSMOUTH, VA 23707 CHESAPEAKE, VA 23321 6171 KEMPSVILLE CR. 892-6340 FAX: 966-2235 638-7900 NORFOLK, VA. 23502 446-6796 SMITHFIELD HIGH WILLARD MODEL ELEM. Ext 316 – Susan Albert 14171 TURNER DR. 1511 WILLOW WOOD DR. Ext 315 – Santina Ribeiro SMITHFIELD, VA 23430 NORFOLK, VA. 23509 FAX – 962-4954 757-357-3108 628-2752, 628-2751 622-2208 – MAIN OFFICE SOUTHAMPTON School Locations: - REACH PROGRAM HIGH/MIDDLE LAKE TAYLOR HOSPITAL 23350 SOUTHAMPTON PKWY. ASP – 77 Classes 1309 KEMPSVILLE RD. COURTLAND, VA 23837 EBICS – 40 Classes NORFOLK, VA. 23502 757-653-2751 Re-ED – 31 Classes 461-5001 EXT. 450 SPARROW ROAD INT. TRAEP – 16 Classes ROSEMONT FOREST ELEM 1605 SPARROW RD.’ REACH – 7 Classes 1716 GREY FRIARS CHASE CHESAPEAKE, VA. 23325 TOTAL – 171 Classes VA. BEACH, VA. 23456 578-7019 648-3640 TALLWOOD HIGH SCHOOL ROSEMONT MIDDLE 1668 KEMPSVILLE ROAD 1330 BRANCH ROAD VA BEACH, VA 23464 NORFOLK, VA 23513 648-5700 852-4610 TANNER’S CREEK ELEM. SALEM HIGH SCHOOL 1335 LONGDALE DR. 1993 SUN DEVIL DR NORFOLK, VA. 23513 VA BEACH, VA 23464 852-7202-Barbour 648-5650 Est. 57110, 57108 852-4664-McIntyre SALEM MIDDLE SCHOOL THALIA ELEMENTARY 2380 LYNNHAVEN PKWY. 421 THALIA ROAD VA. BEACH, VA. 23464 VA BEACH, VA 23452 648-5000 648-3880 SECEP CHESAPEAKE TREAKLE ELEM. CENTER 2500 GILMERTON RD. RE-ED/TRAEP/EBICS CHESAPEAKE, VA. 23323 PROGRAMS 487-7063 369 BATTLEFIELD BLVD. SOUTH. VA. BEACH SECEP CHESAPEAKE, VA. 23322 RENAISSANCE ACADEMY 892-6105 RE-ED, ASP, EBICS AND FAX 482-5184 TRAEP PROGRAMS 5100 CLEVELAND ST. SECEP NORFOLK CENTER VA. BEACH, VA. 23462 RE-ED/TRAEP/EBICS OFFICE - 648-6116 PROGRAMS (Richard Bowling FAX – 473-5225 Elementary) 2861 E. PRINCESS ANNE RD. VIRGINIA BEACH SECEP NORFOLK, VA. 23504 CENTER - ELEMENTARY 892-3960 RE-ED, ASP PROGRAM – FAX: 852-4573 WINDSOR WOODS ELEMENTARY SECEP SUFFOLK CENTER 233 PRESIDENTIAL BLVD. RE-ED/TRAEP/EBICS VA. BEACH, VA. 23452 PROGRAMS 648-4195 2327 E. WASHINGTON ST. FAX – 486-3549 SUFFOLK, VA. 23434 539-2388 FAX 934-1148 2 .
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