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Dirección General De Servicios Educativos Iztapalapa Dirección De Planeación DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE SERVICIOS EDUCATIVOS IZTAPALAPA DIRECCIÓN DE PLANEACIÓN CENTROS DE TRABAJO DE SUPERVISIÓNES DE EDUCACIÓN INICIAL, PREESCOLAR, PRIMARIA Y ESPECIAL E INSPECCIÓNES GENERALES DE ZONA DE EDUCACIÓN SECUNDARIA POR REGIÓN CICLO ESCOLAR 2019-2020 NOMBRE DEL SUPERVISOR O SOSTENIM No CCT NOMBRE DEL CENTRO DE TRABAJO TURNO REGIÓN ZONA DOMICILIO ENTRE CALLES COLONIA C.P. TEL NIVEL CCT SEDE NOMBRE DE LA ESCUELA SEDE INSPECTOR IENTO SUPERVISIÓN No. 1 DE EDUCACIÓN TIEMPO TENIENTE JAVIER MARTÍNEZ VALLE CENDI No. 26 "ENRIQUE 1 09FSI0079O LIDIA AIDA ÁLVAREZ SANDOVAL CENTRO 001 ALFONSO DEL TORO NO. 1714 ESCUADRON 201 09060 54456153 INICIAL FEDERAL 09DDI0026J INICIAL COMPLETO Y PABLO L. RIVAS MARTÍNEZ PESTALOZZI" SUPERVISIÓN DE ZONA No. 1 DE TIEMPO MARÍA DE LOS ÁNGELES GARCÍA 2 09FZP0127A CENTRO 001 SAN ANDRÉS TETEPILCO NO. 26 XOCHITITLA Y AV. 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