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Unidades Escolares Tipo Ensino Cie Endereço Nº DIRETORIA DE ENSINO CENTRO-OESTE ESCOLAS PARTICULARES / SUPERVISORES DE ENSINO - 2019 Nº UNIDADES ESCOLARES TIPO ENSINO CIE ENDEREÇO Nº BAIRRO FONE SUPERVISOR 1 AACD LAR ESCOLA EE EXCLUSIVA 145038 RUA DOS AÇORES 310 MOEMA 5904-8000 / 5904-8034 Karyn 2 AB SABIN - COLÉGIO EI / EF 429831 AV. MARTIN LUTHER KING 2280/2266 CIDADE S.FRANCISCO 3716-5666 Flávia 3 ABERTA DE SÃO PAULO - ESCOLA EF 6225 RUA SANTA CRESCÊNCIA 443 BUTANTÃ 3842-5147 Íria 4 ABRA - ESCOLA DE ARTE+DESIGN - UN. BROOKLIN TÉCNICO 259834 RUA DR. JESUÍNO MACIEL 334 CAMPO BELO 3881-1200/1205/1206 Karyn 5 ABRA - ACAD. BRAS. DE ARTE - UN. PINHEIROS TÉCNICO 370575 RUA HEITOR PENTEADO 585 PINHEIROS 3061-1487 / 3624-0929 Maria Cecília 6 ADVENTISTA DA LAPA - COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM RUA FRANCISCO MAINARD 156 / 166 LAPA 3017-5700 Walkyria 448369 ADVENTISTA DA LAPA - COLÉGIO (EXTENSÃO) EI RUA ISAAC ANNES 149 LAPA 3017-5702 Walkyria 7 ADVENTISTA DO BROOKLIN- COLÉGIO EI/EF/ EM 105818 RUA PRINCESA ISABEL 534 BROOKLIN 2348-6800 Isabel Silva 8 A e D ESCOLA EI/EF RUA DOMINGOS LOPES 312 CAMPO BELO 5090-8030 / 5090-8033 Luzimarta 800296 A e D ESCOLA (EXTENSÃO) EI/EF RUA ANTONIO DE MACEDO SOARES 1917 CAMPO BELO 5090-8030 / 5090-8033 Luzimarta 9 ALBERT EINSTEIN - ESCOLA TÉCNICA (SUSP.TEMP. CURSO TÉC.GER.SAÚDE - DOE 07/03/17) TÉCNICO 256523 AV. PROF.FRANCISCO MORATO 4293 VL SONIA 2151-6808 / 2151-6802/3712-0713 Íria 10 ALBERT SABIN - COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM 124199 AV. DARCY REIS 1901 RIO PEQUENO 3712-0713 Flávia 11 ALECRIM - ESCOLA EI/EFAI/EFAF RUA AMÁLIA DE NORONHA 403 PINHEIROS 3864-3797 Valéria 802736 ALECRIM - ESCOLA (EXTENSÃO) EF RUA JOÃO MOURA 1091 PINHEIROS 3864-3797 Valéria 12 ALEF PERETZ - ESCOLA (EX ANTONIETA E LEON FEFFER/EX BIALIK) EI/EF/EM 104711 RUA ANGELITA MAFFEI VITA 450 JD.PAULISTANO 3093-0830 Maria Cecília 13 ALFREDO VOLPI - COLÉGIO EI/EF 4854 RUA DR. CÂNDIDO MOTTA FILHO 2150 V.S.FRANCISCO 3714-3709 Dora 14 ALIX, MADRE - COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM 104097 AL. GABRIEL MONTEIRO DA SILVA 1555 JD.PAULISTANO 3082-8455/3064-7743 Nereide 15 AMAZING SCHOOL EI/EF 448783 AV. CORIFEU DE AZEVEDO MARQUES 4077/4079 BUTANTÃ 3721-4264 Eliani 16 ANCHIETA COLÉGIO - UNIDADE II (SUSP.TEMP. - DOE 01/10/2015) PARALISADA TÉCNICO 498932 RUA MICHIGAN 962 BROOKLIN NOVO 2823-1028 Karyn 17 ANGÉLICA - COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM 102635 RUA PASSO DA PÁTRIA 71 ALTO DA LAPA 3836-6373 / 3833-9398 Neusa 18 ANGLO LEONARDO DA VINCI - COLÉGIO EM 287600 AV. PROF. FRANCISCO MORATO 5000 VILA SÔNIA 3133-5402 - Marcela Íria 19 ANGLO MORUMBI - COLÉGIO (EX UNIVERSITÁRIO TABOÃO) EI/EF/EM 153989 RUA DIOGO PEREIRA 324/ 314 SUPER QD MORUMBI 3740-1000 Íria 20 ANHEMBI MORUMB I- COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM RUA MICHIGAN 922 C.MONÇÕES 5096-1699 Karyn ANHEMBI MORUMBI - COLÉGIO (EXTENSÃO) EI 105971 RUA ARIZONA 1010 C.MONÇÕES 5096-1699 Karyn ANHEMBI MORUMBI - COLÉGIO (EXTENSÃO) EI/EF/EM RUA MICHIGAN 950 C.MONÇÕES 5096-1699 Karyn 21 ANTOINE DE SAINT EXUPERY - COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM TÉCNICO 136396 RUA JOSÉ JANNARELLI 621 CAXINGUI 3721-9466 Carmen Lara 22 ANTONIO FRANCISCO DE CARVALHO FILHO, PROF. - ESCOLA DE EF EE EXCLUSIVA / EF 464223 AV. VEREADOR JOSÉ DINIZ 2436 BROOKLIN 5542-5546 Karyn 23 APOLO - COLÉGIO EI/EF 176151 AV. FRANCISCO MONT'ALVERNE 452 JD.ESMERALDAS 3782-2460 Denise 24 APRENDENDO A APRENDER - COLÉGIO EI/EF 295450 RUA DEP. LACERDA FRANCO 586 PINHEIROS 3032-4151/3813-7171 Maria Cecília 25 ARCÁDIA - COLÉGIO EI/EF 153692 RUA CATULO DA PAIXÃO CEARENSE 867 SAÚDE 2276-6111 Solange 26 ARCO ESCOLA - COOPERATIVA EF/EM 5969 RUA JERÔNIMO FRANÇA 281 VILA INDIANA 2915-3882 Flávia 27 ARETÉ - ESCOLA LIVRE EI/EF 507830 RUA NATINGUI 508 VILA MADALENA 3032-2917 / 3032-2942 Miriane 28 ARNOSO COSTA - COLÉGIO / CAMINHOS DE LUZ EI/EF 156516 AV. FAGUNDES FILHO 684 SÃO JUDAS 2276-7895 Solange 29 ARRAIAL DAS CORES - ESCOLA EI/EF 802670 RUA DOS MACUNIS 136 VL MADALENA 3814-0565 Valéria 30 ARTE DE VIVER - ESCOLA EI/EF/EM RUA FELIX GUILHEM 447 LAPA 3611-6630 Neusa 142323 ARTE DE VIVER - ESCOLA (EXTENSÃO) EI RUA FELIX GUILHEM 433 LAPA 3611-6630 Neusa ARTE SÃO PAULO - ESCOLA TÉCNICO 578046 AV.REBOUÇAS 2387 PINHEIROS 3088-0032 / (11) 94361-3566 Maria Cecília 31 ATELIESCOLA ACAIA EI/EF 4068 R. DR. AVELINO CHAVES 98 V. LEOPOLDINA 3643-5511 / 3643-5514 Neusa 32 ASSUNÇÃO - COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM 103512 ALAMEDA LORENA 665 JD. PAULISTA 3887-3433 Marli 33 AUBRICK SCHOOL - ESCOLA BILÍNGUE MULTICULTURAL UNIDADE I EI/EF RUA VIEIRA DE MORAES 177 CAMPO BELO 5041-6531/5542-9940 Dilma AUBRICK SCHOOL - ESCOLA BILÍNGUE MULTICULTURAL (EXTENSÃO I) EI 429612 RUA GIL EANES 259/ 265 CAMPO BELO 5041-6531/5093-6755 Dilma AUBRICK SCHOOL - ESCOLA BILÍNGUE MULTICULTURAL (EXTENSÃO II) EF RUA DR.JESUÍNO MACIEL 238 CAMPO BELO 2611-0576/0577/0578 Dilma 34 AUBRICK SCHOOL - ESCOLA BILÍNGUE MULTICULTURAL UNIDADE II EI 155706 RUA DOS CHANÉS 142/152 MOEMA 5041-6531/5093-6880 Dilma 35 AUGUSTO LARANJA - COLÉGIO - UNID. I EI/EF/EM TÉCNICO 143406 RUA DOS CHANÉS 205 MOEMA 2113-0700 Marcia 36 AUGUSTO LARANJA - COLÉGIO - UNID. III EI/EF 134879 ALAMEDA DOS PAMARIS 179 MOEMA 5542-9422 Marcia 37 AVANÇO DE ENS. PROGRAMADO - COLÉGIO EF/EM TÉCNICO 104218 RUA SANTA JUSTINA 262 V. OLÍMPIA 3849-3841 Rosangela Chiari DIRETORIA DE ENSINO CENTRO-OESTE ESCOLAS PARTICULARES / SUPERVISORES DE ENSINO - 2019 Nº UNIDADES ESCOLARES TIPO ENSINO CIE ENDEREÇO Nº BAIRRO FONE SUPERVISOR 38 AVENUES (cal. americano) EI/EF/EM 5594 RUA PEDRO AVANCINE 73 JD. PANORAMA 2838-1842 Maria Cecília 39 AVICENA - COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM ALAMEDA DOS GUATÁS 281 SAUDE 2578-0480 / 5581-4665 Maria Aparecida AVICENA - COLÉGIO (EXTENSÃO I) EF/EM 125398 RUA DONA CESARIA FAGUNDES 62 SAUDE 2578-0480 / 5581-4665 Maria Aparecida AVICENA - COLÉGIO (EXTENSÃO II) EF/EM ALAMEDA DOS GUATÁS 269 SAUDE 2578-0480 / 5581-4665 Maria Aparecida 40 BATISTA - ESCOLA DE ED. INTEGRAL - UNID. I (SUSP. TEMP. E.M. - DOE 26/04/2018) EI/EF 153527 AV. NOSSA SRA. DA ASSUNÇÃO 874 VILA BUTANTÃ 3735-2708/3733-3089 Eliani 41 BEACON SCHOOL EI/EF AV. MOFARREJ 1267 VILA LEOPOLDINA 3643-6900 Miriane BEACON SCHOOL (EXTENSÃO I) EI/EF AV. PE. PEREIRA DE ANDRADE 645 ALTO DE PINHEIROS 3021-2700 Miriane BEACON SCHOOL (EXTENSÃO II) EI 480745 AV. PE. PEREIRA DE ANDRADE 491 ALTO DE PINHEIROS 3021-2700 / 2528-7264 Miriane BEACON SCHOOL (EXTENSÃO III) EI RUA BERLIOZ 245 ALTO DE PINHEIROS 3201-2590 / 3643-6924 Miriane BEACON SCHOOL (EXTENSÃO IV) EF AV. PE. PEREIRA DE ANDRADE 607 ALTO DE PINHEIROS 3021-2700 Miriane 42 BE LIVING - ESCOLA - UNIDADE MOEMA EF 480939 AV. JANDIRA 769 MOEMA 5051-4408 Nereide 43 BE LIVING - ESCOLA - UNIDADE JARDINS EI 443517 RUA SALTO 98/86 JD PAULISTA 3884-5871 Nereide 44 BEATÍSSIMA VIRGEM MARIA - INST. DE ED. EI/EF/EM 105961 AV. MORUMBI 8652 BROOKLIN 5542-8700 Isabel Silva 45 BEETHOVEN - CONSERVATÓRIO MUSICAL TÉCNICO 252165 RUA BENTO FRIAS 135 PINHEIROS 3815-7960 / 3031-9057 Miriane 46 BOSQUE - ESCOLA EI/EF 106008 RUA LACEDEMÔNIA 98 AEROPORTO 5031-6749 Marineila 47 BRAZILIAN INTERNATIONALSCHOOL EI/EF AV. JURUCÊ 402 MOEMA 5548-5551 / 5502-5555 Marcia BRAZILIAN INTERNATIONALSCHOOL (EXTENSÃO I) EI/EF/EM 161937 AV. JURUCÊ 406 / 416 MOEMA 5548-5551 / 5502-5555 Marcia BRAZILIAN INTERNATIONALSCHOOL (EXTENSÃO II) EI/EF ALAMEDA MARACATINS 999 MOEMA 5548-5551 / 5502-5555 Marcia 48 BRIGHT KIDS - EDUCAÇÃO BILÍNGUE - (SUSP.TEMP. ED. INFANT - DOE- 23/12/16) EF 441740 AV. EUROPA 310 JD EUROPA 3061-2410/3057-3177 Nereide 49 BRITANICA DE SAO PAULO ESCOLA ST PAUL'S SCHOOL (cal. europeu) EI/EF/EM 136189 RUA JUQUIÁ 166 JD.PAULISTANO 3087-3399 Nereide 50 BUILDERS - EDUCAÇÃO BILÍNGUE EI/EF RUA RIBEIRO DE BARROS 128 V. ANGLO BRASILEIRA 3872-3999 Walkyria BUILDERS - EDUCAÇÃO BILÍNGUE (EXTENSÃO I) EI/EF 441739 RUA RIBEIRO DE BARROS 92 / 132 V. ANGLO BRASILEIRA 3872-3999 Walkyria BUILDERS - EDUCAÇÃO BILÍNGUE (EXTENSÃO II) EI/EF RUA CORONEL MELO DE OLIVEIRA 1110 VL ROMANA 3872-3999 Walkyria 51 BUTANTÃ CONSERVATÓRIO MUSICAL TÉCNICO 259385 RUA JOÃO GOMES JÚNIOR 427 JD BONFIGLIOLI 3731-7565 Eliani 52 BUTANTÃ ESCOLA DE PRÓTESE DENTÁRIA TÉCNICO AV. CORIFEU AZEVEDO MARQUES 215 BUTANTÃ 3722-0786 Carmen Lara 265536 BUTANTÃ ESCOLA DE PRÓTESE DENTÁRIA (EXTENSÃO) TÉCNICO AV. CORIFEU AZEVEDO MARQUES 211 BUTANTÃ 3721-9070 Carmen Lara 53 CAMPO BELO BEM QUERER - COLÉGIO UNID. I EI/EF 176163 RUA OTAVIO TARQUINIO DE SOUSA 561 CAMPO BELO 5535-6915/5097-9587 Luzimarta 54 CAMPO BELO BEM QUERER - COLÉGIO UNID. II EI/EF 162553 RUA ZACARIAS DE GÓIS 1419 CAMPO BELO 5533-9516/5533-9516 Luzimarta 55 CAMPOS SALLES - COLÉGIO - UNID. I EF/EM/TÉCNICO 102465 RUA NOSSA SENHORA DA LAPA 270 LAPA 3649-7000 Walkyria 56 CARNEIRO RIBEIRO PROF.- COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM 106159 AV. AFONSO MARIANO FAGUNDES 945 PL. PAULISTA 2275-5727/3876-6627/6327/6527 Alex 57 CASA DO SOL INSTITUTO EF 564597 RUA ANTONIO DE MACEDO SOARES 409 BROOKLIN 3774-5390 / 5097-9801 Luzimarta 58 CATAMARÃ VITA - COLÉGIO EI/EF/EM RUA PROF. JOÃO BRITO 94 V. NOVA CONCEIÇÃO 3845-0866 Rosangela Chiari 154945 CATAMARÃ VITA - COLÉGIO (EXTENSÃO) EI/EF/EM RUA PROF. JOÃO BRITO 104 V. NOVA CONCEIÇÃO 3845-0866 Rosangela Chiari 59 CATAMARÃ REFERÊNCIA - COLÉGIO EF/EM 130175 RUA ÁUSTRIA 611 JD.EUROPA 3845-0866 Rosangela Chiari 60 14 BIS COLÉGIO EI/EF 456913 RUA DRONSFIELD 401 LAPA 3645-2167/3892-7924 Walkyria 61 CAVALLIERI COLÉGIO (EX ALGODÃO DOCE COLORIDO) EI/EF 814180 RUA ALVES GUIMARÃES 82 JD. AMÉRICA 3061-3290 Miriane 62 COMECINHO DE VIDA E C. ED. BRANDÃO-CEB EI/EF 106161 ALAMEDA DOS TUPINIQUINS 997 INDIANÓPOLIS 5041-1788/5095-1788 Marcia 63 CECI - COLÉGIO DE ENSINO FUND. E MÉDIO EF/EM/EJA-EM 124849 RUA FLÓRIDA 943 BROOKLIN 5542-1617/5531-3496 Karyn 64 CEDE - CENTRO DA DINÂMICA DE ENSINO EE EXCLUSIVA/EF 133231 RUA TEBAS 199 JARDIM BRASIL 5034-8928 Marineila 65 CEFACS - CENTRO FORMADOR (INCOR) TÉCNICO 251008 RUA OVÍDIO PIRES DE CAMPOS 471 CERQ.CESAR 2661-6472/2661-3883/2661-7025 Renata 66 CÉLIA HELENA - TEATRO-ESCOLA TÉCNICO 250296 AV.
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