Vysheishaya shkola

Vysheishaya shkola (Belarusian: Вышэйшая школа) is a state-owned publishing house based in Minsk, Belarus, specialized in publishing academic books. It operates as a Republican Unitary Enterprise under the Belarusian state system and is associated with the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus. Its catalogue focuses on textbooks, teaching aids, and educational literature for schools and higher education, including subjects such as the Russian language and Chinese language for school grades. The publisher maintains an official website at vshph.com and an online store, and its contact address is listed as ul. Kalvariyskaya 25, Minsk, 220073, Belarus. It publishes new titles and maintains a full catalogue of books, with sections for new releases and forthcoming editions. In 2024, by order of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus dated 29.01.2024 No. 29 "On reorganization," the Republican Unitary Enterprise "Publishing House 'Vysheishaya shkola'" was merged with the Republican Unitary Enterprise "Publishing House 'Adukatsyya i vykhavanne'." From 01.04.2024, all rights and obligations of the Vysheishaya shkola publishing house transferred to Adukatsyya i vykhavanne under a transfer act. The successor continues the traditions of Vysheishaya shkola, and all textbooks and manuals of Vysheishaya shkola remain active and continue to be published. The authors and editors continue their work on educational materials, and the expanded capacities of the merged publisher aim to improve the quality and accessibility of educational literature. As of the reorganization, the brand continues under the Adukatsyya i vykhavanne publishing house, with its own official site at aiv.by and online store at pshop.by. The Vysheishaya shkola name remains associated with its published educational titles.

Vysheishaya shkola (Belarusian: Вышэйшая школа) is a state-owned publishing house in Minsk, Belarus, specialized in publishing academic books. It operated as a Republican Unitary Enterprise within the Belarusian state system and was associated with the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus. Its catalogue focused on textbooks, teaching aids, and educational literature for schools and higher education. The publisher maintained an official website at vshph.com and an online store, with its contact address listed as ul. Kalvariyskaya 25, Minsk, 220073, Belarus. It published new titles and maintained a full catalogue of books, with sections for new releases and forthcoming editions. In 2024, by order of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus dated 29.01.2024 No. 29 "On reorganization," the Republican Unitary Enterprise "Publishing House 'Vysheishaya shkola'" was merged with the Republican Unitary Enterprise "Publishing House 'Adukatsyya i vykhavanne'." From 01.04.2024, all rights and obligations of the Vysheishaya shkola publishing house transferred to Adukatsyya i vykhavanne under a transfer act. The successor continues the traditions of Vysheishaya shkola, and all textbooks and manuals of Vysheishaya shkola remain active and continue to be published. The authors and editors continue their work on educational materials, and the expanded capacities of the merged publisher aim to improve the quality and accessibility of educational literature. As of the reorganization, the brand continues under the Adukatsyya i vykhavanne publishing house, with its own official site at aiv.by and online store at pshop.by. The Vysheishaya shkola name remains associated with its published educational titles.

• Order No. 29 'On reorganization' issued by the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus, providing for the merger of Vysheishaya shkola with Adukatsyya i vykhavanne.

• All rights and obligations of Vysheishaya shkola transferred to Adukatsyya i vykhavanne under a transfer act.

State-owned academic and educational publisher in Belarus

• Russian language. Grades 10–11. Didactic and diagnostic materials. Teacher's guide.

• Chinese language. Grade 3. Part 2.

1. 1Official websitevshph.com
2. 2Vysheysha shkola - Wikipediaen.wikipedia.org
3. 3Vysheishaya shkola - Wikidatawikidata.org