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19-20 Private Schools.Xlsx SchoolCod SchoolName MailStreet MailCity MailState MailZip Phone Contact FirContact La District 5021 Developing Minds Preschool 2106 St. James Church Road Wilmingto DE 19808 995‐9611 Tracey McCrackenRed Clay Consolidated School District 5167 Delmarva Christian Schools Milton Campus 26631 Zion Church Road Milton DE 19968 302‐684‐49Toni Buckley Cape Henlopen School District 5203 Nemours Child Development Center 1920 Rockland Road Wilmingto DE 19803 302‐651‐46Dayna Roosevelt Brandywine School District 5231 Learning Express Academy 302 Darling Street Newark DE 19702 737‐8260 Jennifer Valentine Christina School District 5433 Aquinas Academy 2370 Red Lion Road Bear DE 19701 838‐9601 Jack Moore Colonial School District 5439 Smyrna Christian School 1630 Joe Goldsborough Rd Smyrna DE 19977 653‐2538 Kim Hill Smyrna School District 5440 Children's House Montessori Sch 2848 Grubb Road Wilmingto DE 19810 302‐529‐92Cathy Lopez‐Coo Brandywine School District 5488 Lighthouse Christian School 28157 Lighthouse Crossing Dagsboro DE 19939 302‐732‐33Donna Anderson Indian River School District 5503 Montessori Learning Centre 2313 Concord Pike Wilmingto DE 19803 478‐7114 Gina Driscoll Brandywine School District 5511 St. Anne's Episcopal School 211 Silver Lake Road MiddletowDE 19709 378‐3179 Danielle Cummins Appoquinimink School District 5541 Christ The Teacher Catholic School 2451 Frazer Road Newark DE 19702 838‐8850 Rosemarie Short Christina School District 5544 Urban Promise School (The) 2401 N. Thatcher Street Wilmingto DE 19802 425‐5502 Rhonda Raines Brandywine School District 5545 St. Thomas More Academy 133 Thomas More Drive Magnolia DE 19962 697‐8100 Rachael Casey Caesar Rodney School District 5548 Delmarva Christian High School 21777 Sussex Pines Rd GeorgetowDE 19947 302‐856‐40Michael Vonhof Indian River School District 5563 Nativity Prep. Sch of Wilm, Inc. 1515 Linden Street Wilmingto DE 19805 777‐1015 Yachira Torres Christina School District 5566 Laboratory Preschool (UD) 459 Wyoming Road Newark DE 19716 831‐2304 Dorit Radnai‐Gri Christina School District 5631 Lighthouse Chrstn Acad of Milford 347 Calvary Road Milford DE 19963 302‐382‐96Tim Carrington Milford School District 5638 Maranatha Christian Academy 4003 North Market St. Wilmingto DE 19802 302‐764‐71Everette Harris Brandywine School District 5639 Brandywine Valley Christian Presch 7 Mount Lebanon Road Wilmingto DE 19803 478‐4255 eKerri Wodzinski Brandywine School District 5665 Darul Amaanah Academy 408 E.8th Street Wilmingto DE 19801 302‐521‐20Tahsiyn Ismaaeel Red Clay Consolidated School District 5667 Day School for Children (The) 3071 New Castle Avenue New CastleDE 19720 652‐4651 Dixie Gardner Colonial School District 5696 Serviam Girls Academy 14 Halcyon Drive New CastleDE 19720 651‐9700 Stacy Gonzalez Colonial School District 5698 New School (The) 1752 Dixie Line Road Newark DE 19702 302‐456‐98Melanie Hiner Christina School District 5699 CACC Montessori Sch/Child Care P.O. Box 1599 Hockessin DE 19707 302‐239‐29Marina Sarnecky Red Clay Consolidated School District 5709 Islamic Academy of Delaware 28 Salem Church Road Newark DE 19713 455‐9988 Nidal Abuasi Christina School District 5729 Delaware Tarbiyah School 698 Old Baltimore Pike Newark DE 19702 533‐8114 Amna Latif Christina School District 5736 All Saints Catholic School 907 New Road Wilmingto DE 19805 995‐2231 Nancy Swayne Red Clay Consolidated School District 5740 Agape Learning Academy 283 School Street Houston DE 19954 3.02E+09 Michelle Brinsfield Milford School District 5745 Cross Christian Academy 110 Holly St Seaford DE 19973 302 270‐91Donald porter Seaford School District 5802 Hockessin Montessori School (The) 1000 Old Lancaster Pike Hockessin DE 19707 234‐1240 Victoria Elasic Red Clay Consolidated School District 5805 Towle Institute P.O. Box 580 Hockessin DE 19707 993‐1408 Kathleen Todd Red Clay Consolidated School District 5812 St. Andrew's School 350 Noxontown Road MiddletowDE 19709 378‐9511 Cynthia Poarch Appoquinimink School District 5816 Wilmington Montessori School 1400 Harvey Road Wilmingto DE 19810 475‐0555 Heather Russell Brandywine School District 5818 Concord Preschool 1800 Fairfax Boulevard Wilmingto DE 19803 654‐9629 Patricia Armbruste Brandywine School District 5820 Concord Christian Academy 2510 Marsh Road Wilmingto DE 19810 475‐3247 Jonathan Bradford Brandywine School District 5821 Pilot School, Inc. 208 Woodlawn Road Wilmingto DE 19803 3.02E+09 Stacy FennimoreBrandywine School District 5822 Wilmington Friends School 101 School Road Wilmingto DE 19803 576‐2900 Lauren Groundlan Brandywine School District 5823 Immaculate Heart of Mary School 1000 Shipley Road Wilmingto DE 19803 764‐0977 Mary Bullen Brandywine School District 5824 St. Mary Magdalen School 9 Sharpley Road Wilmingto DE 19803 656‐2745 Karin Thommes Brandywine School District 5827 Archmere Academy 3600 Philadelphia Pike Claymont DE 19703 798‐6632 Peggy Zugehar Brandywine School District 5832 Saint Edmond's Academy 2120 Veale Road Wilmingto DE 19810 475‐5370 Bridgid Rubio Brandywine School District 5833 Albert Einstein Academy 101 Garden of Eden Road Wilmingto DE 19803 478‐5026 Brian Andrus Brandywine School District 5834 Tower Hill School 2813 West 17th Street Wilmingto DE 19806 575‐0550 William Ushler Red Clay Consolidated School District 5840 Tatnall School, Inc. (The) 1501 Barley Mill Road (To Headmaster) Wilmingto DE 19807 998‐2292 Alissa McGriskenRed Clay Consolidated School District 5846 Sanford School 6900 Lancaster Pike Hockessin DE 19707 235‐6500 Loren Yates Red Clay Consolidated School District 5847 Wilmington Junior Academy 3001 Millcreek Road Wilmingto DE 19808 998‐0530 Michael MarinkovicRed Clay Consolidated School District 5849 St. John The Beloved School 905 Milltown Road Wilmingto DE 19808 302‐998‐55Sharon Breznitsky Red Clay Consolidated School District 5850 Saint Mark's High School 2501 Pike Creek Road Wilmingto DE 19808 738‐3300 Bonnie Moore Red Clay Consolidated School District 5853 Wilmington Christian School 825 Loveville Road Hockessin DE 19707 302‐239‐21Becca Boothe Red Clay Consolidated School District 5855 St. Ann School 2006 Shallcross Avenue Wilmingto DE 19806 652‐6567 Martha Fetters Red Clay Consolidated School District 5856 St. Anthony of Padua Grade School 1715 W. 9th Street Wilmingto DE 19805 421‐3743 Lynn Kee Red Clay Consolidated School District 5857 Padua Academy 905 N. Broom Street Wilmingto DE 19806 421‐3739 Rebecca Manelski Red Clay Consolidated School District 5860 Salesianum School 1801 N. Broom Street Wilmingto DE 19802 302‐654‐24Kim CoughenouRed Clay Consolidated School District 5862 Ursuline Academy 1106 Pennsylvania Avenue Wilmingto DE 19806 658‐7158 Marie Ferrier Red Clay Consolidated School District 5867 Sharon Temple Adventist School 2001 N. Washington Street Wilmingto DE 19802 428‐0216 Shirley Pritchett Red Clay Consolidated School District 5871 Independence School 1300 Paper Mill Road Newark DE 19711 239‐0330 Monica Stepek Red Clay Consolidated School District 5872 Newark Center for Creative Lrng 401 Phillips Avenue Newark DE 19711 368‐7772 Lauren Evans Christina School District 5875 Holy Angels School 82 Possum Park Road Newark DE 19711 731‐2210 Gerald Tullier Christina School District 5878 College School (The) University of Delaware, 459 Wyoming RoadNewark DE 19716 831‐0222 Laura Baker Christina School District 5880 St. Elizabeth Elementary School 1500 Cedar Street Wilmingto DE 19805 3.03E+09 Pattie Barker Christina School District 5881 St. Elizabeth's High School 1500 Cedar Street Wilmingto DE 19805 302‐656‐33Patricia Barker Christina School District 5883 St. Peter's Cathedral School 310 West 6th Street Wilmingto DE 19801 656‐5234 SisterDonnSmith Christina School District 5893 Fairwinds Christian School 801 Seymour Road Bear DE 19701 328‐7404 Jill Swigart Colonial School District 5896 Caravel Academy 2801 Del Laws Road Bear DE 19701 3.03E+09 Ashley Miller Christina School District 5898 Saint Peter Catholic School 515 Harmony Street New CastleDE 19720 302‐328‐11Ann Rawley Colonial School District 5899 Reach Christian Schools 1390 Red Lion Road Bear DE 19701 3.03E+09 Dawn Waters Colonial School District 5903 Apple Grove Amish School 2391 Hazlettville Road Dover DE 19904 N/A Lisa Mae Hershberg Caesar Rodney School District 5904 Central Christian School 220 West Denney's Road Dover DE 19904 492‐8772 Quintin Lapp Capital School District 5913 Wiley's School 21 Sharon Hill Road Dover DE 19904 3.03E+09 Jerry Byler Capital School District 5914 Holy Cross Elementary School 631 S. State Street Dover DE 19901 302‐674‐57Karyn Stant Capital School District 5918 Milford Christian School 6062 Old Shawnee Road Milford DE 19963 422‐4263 Dora Gill Milford School District 5924 Cooper's Corner Amish School 2183 Honey Suckle Road Wyoming DE 19934 N/A Lori Ann Yoder Caesar Rodney School District 5931 Calvary Christian Academy 1143 East Lebanon Road Dover DE 19901 697‐7860 Aaron Coon Caesar Rodney School District 5933 Epworth Christian School 14511 Sycamore Road Laurel DE 19956 875‐4488 Dana Holston Laurel School District 5936 Greenwood Mennonite School 12802 Mennonite School Road Greenwoo DE 19950 349‐4131 Crystal Brock Woodbridge School District 5942 Child Craft Company (The) 26396 Seaford Road Seaford DE 19973 628‐1231 Dawn Cherrix Seaford School District 5947 Family Learning Academy, Inc. P.O. Box 249 Camden‐WDE 19934 284‐8617 Jackie Osborn Caesar Rodney School District 5952 Central Delaware Christian Academy 4698 S. DuPont Highway Dover DE 19901 697‐8407 Robert Draper Caesar Rodney School District 5964
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