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Heart of Texas BEST Robotics 2012 Registration Heart of Texas BEST Robotics 2012 Registration School Name/Mailing Address School Phone School Fax Teacher(s) Email address A. J. Moore Academy 254-753-6486 254-750-3464 Jeff Cunningham [email protected] 500 N. University Parks Drive Dennis Oubre [email protected] Waco, TX 76710 Ronald Tipton [email protected] Axtell High School 254-863-5301 254-863-5651 Christina Taylor [email protected] 308 Ottawa Axtell, TX 76624 Belton New Tech High School 254-215-2500 Stephen Jehl [email protected] 320 North Blair Pietro Giustino [email protected] Belton, TX 76513 Bosqueville ISD 254-752-8513 254-752-0326 Robert S. Bardin [email protected] Bosqueville High School 7636 Rock Creek Road Rachel Newman [email protected] Waco, TX 76708 Bruceville-Eddy High School 254-859-5525 254-859-5001 David Crowder [email protected] 1 Eagle Way Jerry Johnson Eddy, TX 76524 Bill Meador [email protected] Clifton High School 254-675-2827 Sam Wingate [email protected] 1101 North Avenue Q Miles Sellers Clifton, TX 76634 Connally Junior High School 254-296-7700 254-412-5530 Wendy Morrow [email protected] 100 Hancock Drive Elm Mott, TX 76640 Copperas Cove High School 254-547-2534 254-547-9870 Marvin Johnson [email protected] 400 South 25th Copperas Cove, TX 76522 Crawford High School 254-486-2381 254-486-2198 200 Pirate Drive Toni Greene [email protected] Crawford, TX 76638 Families Learning Together Home Schooln/a Co-Op 254-697-8421 Jennifer Lazarow [email protected] 840 Los Torrenos Road Cameron, TX 76520 Gatesville High School 254-865-8281 254-865-2293 Lavelle Ferris [email protected] 205 South Lovers Lane Van Collins [email protected] Gatesville, TX 76528 Hamilton High School 254-386-3146 254-386-8887 Melanie Rodriguez [email protected] 400 South College Jennifer Zschiesche [email protected] last updated 8/8/2012 1 of 3 Heart of Texas BEST Robotics 2012 Registration School Name/Mailing Address School Phone School Fax Teacher(s) Email address Hamilton, TX 76531 Harmony Science Academy - Waco 254-751-7878 254-751-7877 Tiffani Cortez [email protected] 1900 North Valley Mills Drive Kara Klinke [email protected] Waco, TX 76710 Maksat Altiyev [email protected] Hutto Middle School 512-759-4541 512-759-4753 Andrew Haub [email protected] 1005 Exchange Blvd. Ryan Mann [email protected] Hutto, TX 78634 Killeen High School 254-336-7208 254-680-2424 Sherry Shoemaker [email protected] 500 North 38th Street Lindsay Conrad [email protected] Killeen, TX 76543 Mary Lytle-Wilson La Vega High School 254-299-6820 254-799-0820 Elijah Fielding [email protected] 555 North Loop 340 Allison Middleton [email protected] Waco, TX 76705 La Vega Junior High - George Dixon Campus254-799-2428 254-799-8943 Matt Menefee [email protected] 4401 Orchard Lane Ginny Ellis [email protected] Waco, TX 76705 Lorena High School 254-857-4604 254-857-3883 Sam Bartlett [email protected] #1 Leopard Lane Lorena, TX 76655 Mart High School 254-876-2574 254-876-2576 Larry Nolan [email protected] P. O. Box 120 Mart, TX 76664 McGregor High School 254-840-2853 254-840-2489 Mike Tippie [email protected] 903 Bluebonnet Parkway McGregor, TX 76657 Mexia High School 254-562-4010 254-562-2142 David Hayes [email protected] P. O. Box 2000 Mexia, TX 76667 Penelope High School 254-533-2215 254-533-2262 Jessica Thomas [email protected] 309 Avenue D Jonathan Shaw [email protected] Penelope, TX 76676 Reicher Catholic High School 254-752-8349 254-752-8408 Dan Hapenney [email protected] 2102 North 23rd Street last updated 8/8/2012 2 of 3 Heart of Texas BEST Robotics 2012 Registration School Name/Mailing Address School Phone School Fax Teacher(s) Email address Waco, TX 76708 Riesel ISD 254-896-3171 254-896-2319 Brian Krienke [email protected] 600 East Frederick Sherry Strayer Riesel, TX 76682 Robert M. Shoemaker High School 254-336-0900 Sandra Melendez [email protected] 3302 Clear Creek Drive John Melvin [email protected] Killeen, TX 76549 Robinson High School 254-662-3840 254-662-4007 Sarah Kostroun [email protected] 700 West Tate Robinson, TX 76706 Robinson Junior High School 254-662-3843 254-662-1845 Chip Kostroun [email protected] 410 West Lyndale Robinson, TX 76706 Star School 325-948-3661 325-948-3398 Paul Carl Ising [email protected] P. O. Box 838 Star, TX 76880 April Marchbanks [email protected] David Marchbanks [email protected] Sterner Home School 254-981-4218 Tim Sterner [email protected] 3209 Lasker Avenue Lisa Sterner [email protected] Waco, TX 76707 Teague High School 254-739-1500 254-739-5223 Marcus Huff [email protected] 420 Loop 255 Teague, TX 75860 Temple High School 254-215-7063 Blane Busby [email protected] 415 North 31st Temple, TX 76504 Waco High School 254-776-1150 254-741-4830 Charles Moore [email protected] 2020 North 42nd Street Waco, TX 76710 WISD Credit Recovery Center Robin Wilson [email protected] 200 West Waco Drive James Hamilton Waco, TX 76701 Jana Seibel last updated 8/8/2012 3 of 3.
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