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Tel Sprav2013.Pdf ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЕ ОБРАЗОВАНИЯ ПСКОВСКОЙ ОБЛАСТИ ИНФОРМАЦИЯ ТЕЛЕФОНЫ АДРЕСА 2014 ББК 92 (4Пс) У92 Составитель Э.Ф. Винтанюк, консультант отдела управления делами, кадров Государственного управления образования Псковской области Информацию для справочника представили специалисты рай(гор)управлений образования области, учреждений обра- зования областного и федерального подчинения. Названия учреждений даны в соответствии с информацией на 20.12.2014 г. Учреждения образования: информация, телефоны, адреса: У92 справочник / сост. Э.Ф. Винтанюк. – 10-е изд., доп. и перераб. – Псков: ПОИПКРО, 2014. – 168 с. Справочник содержит информационный материал по сфере образования области (адреса, телефоны). ББК 92 (4Пс) © Издательство Псковского областного института повышения квалификации работников образования, 2014 ÑÎÄÅÐÆÀÍÈÅ Аппарат Государственного управления образования Псковской области .................................................... 7 Городские и районные управления, отделы образования Псковской области .......................................................................... 11 Псковская областная организация профсоюза работников народного образования и науки РФ .............................................. 24 Вузы ФГОУ ВПО «Великолукская государственная академия физической культуры и спорта» ................................................... 25 ФГОУ ВПО «Великолукская государственная сельскохозяйственная академия» ................................................ 25 ФГОУ ВПО «Псковский государственный университет» .............. 26 Филиалы и представительства вузов, осуществляющие образовательную деятельность на территории Псковской области Великолукский филиал ФГОУ ВПО Петербургский государственный университет путей сообщения ........................ 31 Филиал ФГОУ ВПО «Санкт-Петербургский государственный экономический университет» в г. Великие Луки Псковской области ............................................ 32 Филиал ГБОУ ВПО «Санкт-Петербургский государственный экономический университет» в г. Пскове..................................... 33 НАЧОУ ВПО Современная гуманитарная академия Великолукский филиал.................................................................. 33 Псковский филиал НОЧУ ВПО «Санкт-Петербургский институт управления и права» ..................................................... 34 Псковский филиал НОУ ВПО Российская международная академия туризма .......................................................................... 34 Российская академия народного хозяйства и государственной службы при Президенте Российской Федерации Псковский филиал ......................................................................... 34 Филиал НОУ ВПО «Московский институт государственного управления и права» в Псковской области .................................. 35 3 ÑÎÄÅÐÆÀÍÈÅ Псковский филиал ФКОУ ВПО «Академия права и управления Федеральной службы исполненния наказаний» .......................... 35 Учреждения профессионального образования Псковской области Псковский областной колледж искусств имени Н.А. Римского-Корсакова.................................................... 36 Псковский кооперативный техникум ............................................. 36 Псковское медицинское училище ................................................. 37 Великолукское медицинское училище ......................................... 37 Учреждения профессионального образования, подведомственные Государственному управлению образования Псковской области Псковский областной институт повышения квалификации работников образования ....................................... 39 Опочецкий индустриально-педагогический колледж ................... 41 Псковский политехнический колледж ........................................... 42 Великолукский агротехнологический техникум ............................. 44 Великолукский политехнический техникум ................................... 44 Себежский сельскохозяйственный техникум ................................ 46 Псковский сельскохозяйственный техникум ................................. 46 Псковский индустриально-технологический техникум ................. 47 Великолукский лесхоз-техникум.................................................... 48 Идрицкий сельскохозяйственный техникум .................................. 49 Профессиональные училища (лицеи) .......................................... 50 Центр детского и юношеского туризма и экскурсий .................... 55 Детский оздоровительно-образовательный физкультурный центр «Дельфин» Псковской области ................ 56 Псковский областной центр развития одаренных детей и юношества ..................................................... 56 Псковский областной Дом детства и юношества «Радуга» ........ 57 Центр психолого-педагогической реабилитации и коррекции «Призма» Псковской области ................................... 57 4 ÑÎÄÅÐÆÀÍÈÅ Центр лечебной педагогики и дифференцированного обучения Псковской области ........................................................ 58 Центр оценки качества образования ............................................ 58 Региональный центр информационных технологий ..................... 59 Детские дома ................................................................................. 60 Школы-интернаты .......................................................................... 62 Учреждения специального образования ...................................... 69 Школы и другие образовательные учреждения районов и городов Псковской области г. Псков ........................................................................................... 74 г. Великие Луки............................................................................... 94 Бежаницкий район ....................................................................... 100 Великолукский район ................................................................... 102 Гдовский район ............................................................................ 106 Дедовичский район...................................................................... 110 Дновский район ........................................................................... 113 Красногородский район ............................................................... 115 Куньинский район ........................................................................ 116 Локнянский район ........................................................................ 119 Невельский район ........................................................................ 121 Новоржевский район .................................................................... 125 Новосокольнический район ......................................................... 127 Опочецкий район ......................................................................... 129 Островский район ........................................................................ 131 Палкинский район ........................................................................ 137 Печорский район .......................................................................... 139 Плюсский район........................................................................... 144 Порховский район ........................................................................ 146 Псковский район .......................................................................... 149 Пустошкинский район.................................................................. 154 Пушкиногорский район ................................................................ 156 5 ÑÎÄÅÐÆÀÍÈÅ Пыталовский район ..................................................................... 158 Себежский район ......................................................................... 161 Струго-Красненский район .......................................................... 164 Усвятский район .......................................................................... 167 6 ГУО, АППАРАТ ÀÏÏÀÐÀÒ ÃÎÑÓÄÀÐÑÒÂÅÍÍÎÃÎ ÓÏÐÀÂËÅÍÈß ÎÁÐÀÇÎÂÀÍÈß ÏÑÊÎÂÑÊÎÉ ÎÁËÀÑÒÈ Почтовый адрес: ул. Некрасова, 23, г. Псков, 180001 Фактический адрес: ул. Некрасова, 25 Телефон для справок: 69-99-45 Факс: 69-99-48 E-mail: [email protected] Начальник Седунов Александр Всеволодович ........................................ 69-99-45 каб. 35 Приемная Секретарь ................................................................................ 69-99-45 каб. 31 Первый заместитель начальника Барышников Геннадий Иванович ........................................... 75-26-72 каб. 34 Заместители начальника Ильина Любовь Петровна ..................................................... 69-99-51 каб. 24 Антипина Галина Анатольевна ............................................. 69-99-53 каб. 36 Соловьева Надежда Петровна .............................................. 66-32-63 каб. 14 Николаев Сергей Александрович........................................... 69-99-44 каб. 32 ОТДЕЛЫ (ул. Некрасова, 25) Отдел управления делами, кадров Начальник отдела (юрист) Матвеев Валентин Васильевич ........................................... 69-99-64 каб. 25б Специалисты Винтанюк Эдуард Фёдорович ......................................... т/ф 69-99-45 каб. 33 Андреева Елена Анатольевна....................................... т/ф 69-99-54 каб. 28 Семина Светлана Александровна 69-99-54 каб. 28 7 ГУО, АППАРАТ Терентьева Любовь Михайловна .......................................... 69-99-50 каб. 16 Ромачевский Олег Борисович ................................................ 72-71-64 каб. 29 Тарасова Нина Николаевна ...................................................
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