Grammar school, G8, all-day school

Management

Mr. Stefan Moos

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Organizational structure

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Address

Frauenlob-Gymnasium (G8, GTS)

Frauenlob-Gymnasium
Adam-Karrillon-Straße 35
55118 Mainz

Telephone, fax and e-mail address

• +49 6131 612558
• +49 6131 612386
• frauenlob-gymnasium.de (opens in a new tab)
• infofrauenlob-gymnasiumde

Your way to us

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Contact persons

Mr. Phillip MicholDeputy Head of School	+49 6131 612558	E-Mail
Ms. Anke BaltruschatSchool Office	+49 6131 612558	E-Mail
Ms. Sylvia KubikSchool Office	+49 6131 612558	E-Mail
Ms. Dorothea RöderSchool Office	+49 6131 612558	E-Mail
Mrs. Gülsen AlanSchool social work	+49 6131 12 ext. 49664	E-Mail

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Organizational structure

• Department I - Lord Mayor
• Department II - Finance, Investments, Sport
• Department III - Economy and Real Estate
• Department IV - Social Affairs, Children, Youth and Health
• Department V - Environment and Mobility
• Department VI - Culture and School
  • School authority
    • Office management
    • Administration and school organization, school construction and operation
    • School transport, free learning materials and education and participation package
    • Elementary school
    • Special schools
    • Realschulen plus
    • Grammar schools
      • Frauenlob-Gymnasium (G8, GTS)
      • Gutenberg-Gymnasium (G9, GTS)
      • Gymnasium am Kurfürstlichen Schloss (G9, GTS)
      • Mainz-Mombach grammar school (G9, GTS)
      • Mainz-Oberstadt grammar school (G9)
      • Otto-Schott-Gymnasium Mainz-Gonsenheim (G8, GTS)
      • Rabanus-Maurus-Gymnasium (G9, GTS)
      • School for gifted children, International School at the Otto-Schott-Gymnasium (GTS)
    • Integrated comprehensive schools
    • Vocational schools
    • Media education Mainz
  • Office for Culture and Libraries
  • Peter Cornelius Conservatory
• Department VII - Regulatory Affairs and Traffic Monitoring
• Department VIII - Building, Monument Conservation and Historical Heritage