Honorable Doctors and Famous Alumni
- Andrey Yakovlev – The Head of the production TV films, channel "Inter".
- Dmitry Kozlov – the leading writer, studio "Kvartal-95."
- Udovenko Alexander - Composer, studio " Kvartal -95."
- Alexander Vorobiev - the Honored Master of Sports, a bronze medalist of Olympic Games, member of the Ukrainian national team of gymnastics.
- Kamen’ Nikita - Luhansk football team player " Zorya."
- Kurylo Vitaliy – The President of University, the academician of the National Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Ukraine.
- Trifonov Vitaly - The Head of Security Service of Ukraine.
- Alexander Doroshenko - two-time champion of Paralympic Games.
- Anatoly Shirshov - world-renowned mathematician, doctor of sciences.
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