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Technically, education is free, but students must pay for uniforms and buy a number of required school supplies from a list published each year before the school year starts. For the poorest of the poor, that cost puts school beyond their pockets.
History
The first important law related to education, passed under the leadership of Benito Juarez in 1867, declared that primary education would be nonreligious, free, and obligatory. Later, Article 3 of the 1917 Constitution gave the federal government great powers over education and made all private schools subject to government supervision.
A 1992 federal initiative changed Articles 30 and 31 of the Constitution and related new policies required secondary education (through grade 9) for all students; a re-emphasis of subject areas in the curriculum; and the decentralization of preschool, primary, and secondary education administration. Today, Mexico has nearly reached its goal of providing facilities for all school-age children.
Yet, despite historical advancements and heroic efforts by educators, Mexico continues to struggle with "rezago," or educational failure. Millions of students are retained or drop out after primary school and secondary school. Rural communities - especially those of Indigenous people where millions of citizens speak Spanish as a second language - have high rates of poverty. In these settings, many children drop out of school to work and support their families, which contributes to a higher rate of illiteracy.
Life in Schools
Mexican schools have much in common with one another across the country. Every Monday there are patriotic exercises in which the children display the flag, sing the national anthem, and listen as adults exhort them to be respectful and conscientious students. Mid-morning there is a "recreo," a break to eat snacks and play outside. The sense of time and pacing can differ greatly from U.S. schools, where time is tightly scheduled and recreational activity is closely monitored. In Mexico, children are in school for 4 hours a day, and some urban students work in the morning and attend school in the late afternoon.
Classroom life tends to be more informal than in U.S. schools. In many schools, students engage in frequent group work, often involving a great deal of student interaction and movement. At the same time, Mexican students are expected to show respect to the "maestro/a" (the teacher). Parents usually assume that teachers will make the best decisions for their children, and it is not the norm for parents to intervene in school matters unless asked.
There can be a vast difference between the educational experiences of urban and rural children. Even as the population of Mexico becomes more urban, the number of small communities increases. These communities are isolated and economically poor, and they have many daunting educational problems: the difficulty of finding teachers willing to travel long distances to teach there, students' inability to attend school due to impassable roads or family responsibilities, and the need for children to work. Rural students may have to leave their communities after elementary school to attend school in a nearby town, and some families cannot afford to pay for travel, textbooks, uniforms, and other school costs after sixth grade. The same is true of poor urban students, although they have more school choices where they live.
Despite these problems, rural students should not be viewed as deprived. A lack of computers, telephones, and even electricity does not equate with a lack of culture. Also, urban youth and some rural youth have access to Internet cafes, which are booming, especially in the cities. Although most rural schools do not have computers, it would be a mistake to assume that Mexican students are technologically illiterate.
1 de Mayo
ID#: 14DJN0896E, Morning Sessions
Via Lactea 322, El Caloso
Puerto Vallarta 48360
Director: Josefina Quintero Robles
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado (Secretary of Education of the Government of the State)
15 de Mayo
ID#: 14DJN1151W, Morning Sessions
Puerto Tampico 315, Los Ramblases
Puerto Vallarta 48343
Tel: 224-8456
Director: Martha Ernestina Alvarado Carrillo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
18 de Marzo
ID#: 14DJN1819G, Morning Sessions
18 de Marzo 1245, Lomas del Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Doris Georgina Sanchez Torres
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
20 de Noviembre
ID#: 14DJN5703H, Morning Sessions
20 de Noviembre, Progreso
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Maria del Rosario Carrillo Bravo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
21 de Marzo
ID#: 14DJN5702I, Morning Sessions
Monte Carmelo, Los Llanitos
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Cruz Corona Lopez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
21 de Marzo
ID#: 14EJN0019G, Morning Sessions
Argentina 198, Col. 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Tel: 222-2630
Director: Margarita Ortiz Aceves
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Agustin Melgar
ID#: 14DJN1890R, Morning Sessions
Bugambilias 186, Villa las Flores
Puerto Vallarta 48335
Director: Georgina Parra Barajas
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Agustin YA-EZ
ID#: 14DJN1042P, Morning Sessions
Paseo de Las Palmas 187, Ignacio L Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48357
Director: Francisca Cardona Loredo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Benito Juarez
ID#: 14DJN1261B, Morning Sessions
Privada Guatemala 101, Col. 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Director: Alma Delia Duran Reveles
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Benito Juarez
ID#: 14DJN5366X, Morning Sessions
Conocido, Playa Grande
Puerto Vallarta 48293
Director: Carmina Fuentes Castellanos
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Carmen Palafox Ornelas
ID#: 14DJN1895M, Morning Sessions
Gladiola, La Floresta
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Maria Isabel Aquino Macias
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Centro de Estimulacion Temprana ABA
ID#: 14PJN0070J, Morning Sessions
Tucan 144, Las Aralias
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-9732
Director: Ana Irene del Pilar de la Portilla
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Centro Educativo Gustavo Adolfo Becquer
ID#: 14PJN0164Y, Morning Sessions
Jalisco 117, 1 de Mayo
Puerto Vallarta 48238
Tel: 227-5461
Director: Eduardo Lares Moreno
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Cipactli
ID#: 14DJN0591M, Morning Sessions
Benemerito de las Americas, Valentin Gomez Farias
Puerto Vallarta 48320
Tel: 224-7443
Director: Juana Lopez Morales
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Cipactli
ID#: 14EJN0269M, Morning Sessions
Ricardo Flores Magon, Las Juntas
Puerto Vallarta 48291
Tel: 221-1969
Director: Mirna Llamas Aguilar
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Clemente Orozco
ID#: 14DJN0420T, Morning Sessions
Avenida 29, Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-2422
Director: Rosalva Copado Delgadillo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Clemente Orozco
ID#: 14DJN5426V, Morning Sessions
Conocido, Educacion
Puerto Vallarta 48338
Director: Lidia YAnet Pelano Ortega
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Clemente Orozco
ID#: 14DJN1737X, Afternoon Sessions
Avenida 29, Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-2477
Director: Rosalva Copado Delgadillo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Constitucion 1917
ID#: 14PJN0583I, Morning Sessions
Abasolo 217, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 225-0147
Director: Julia Bertha Guillen Calderon
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Donato Guerra
ID#: 14DJN5602J, Morning Sessions
Rio Mascota, La Esperanza
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Claudia Maricela Duran Alonso
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
El Hundido
ID#: 14KJN1030U, Morning Sessions
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Agency: Consejo Nacional de Fomento Educativo (Council responsible for National Educational Building)
El Nogalito
ID#: 14KJN1020N, Morning Sessions
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Agency: Consejo Nacional de Fomento Educativo
El Pipila
ID#: 14DJN0592L, Morning Sessions
Guanajuato, La Mojonera
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Martha Elena Arroyo Sanchez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
El Rio Canta
ID#: 14DJN0408Y, Morning Sessions
Amado Nervo 137, Benito Juarez
Puerto Vallarta 48389
Director: Olvia Castaneda Herrera
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
El Zancudo
ID#: 4KJN0797O, Morning Sessions
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Agency: Consejo Nacional de Fomento Educativo
Emiliano Zapata
ID#: 14DJN0034Z, Morning Sessions
Pino Suarez 308, Colonia Emiliano Zapata
Puerto Vallarta 48380
Director: Clementina Arcelia Pena de la Cruz
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Emiliano Zapata
ID#: 14PJN0429P, Morning Sessions
Retorno de las Fragatas 12, Los Sauces
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-7490
Director: Jesus Villasenor Rodriguez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Emiliano Zapata
ID#: 14DJN1653P, Afternoon Sessions
Pino Suarez 308, Colonia Emiliano Zapata
Puerto Vallarta 48380
Director: Ana Rosa Garcia Ramirez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Enrique Pestalozzi
ID#: 14DJN1406G, Morning Sessions
Arroyo del Salto 160, Agua Azul
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Director: Jose Luis Castro Garcia
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Escuela de Desarrollo Integral
ID#: 14PJN0653N, Morning Sessions
Aldama 278, Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 299-0569
Director: Yaret Zarait Robles Esparza
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Fernando Montes de Oca
ID#: 14DJN1892P, Morning Sessions
Italia 901, Brisas del Pacifico
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Silvia Elizabeth Ortuno Zamora
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Francisco Medina Ascencio
ID#: 14DJN1917H, Morning Sessions
TUCAN, PASO ANCHO
Puerto Vallarta 48373
Director: Ma. Eugenia Vazquez Pulido
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Gabriela Mistral
ID#: 14PJN0270H, Morning Sessions
Tijereta 314 Y 136, Las Aralias
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-8098
Director: Gloria Elisa Aranda Beltran
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Gabriela Mistral
ID#: 14DJN0303D, Morning Sessions
Conocido, Boca de Mismaloya
Puerto Vallarta 48294
Director: Maria Lourdes Ibarra Ayala
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Gabriela Mistral
ID#: 14DJN0512J, Morning Sessions
Ruben Dario, El Magisterio
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Lorena Aguayo Salazar
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Gabriela Mistral
ID#: 14EJN0938M, Morning Sessions
China 240
Puerto Vallarta 48296
Tel: 224-8822
Director: Maribel Moreno Arechiga
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Graciela Padilla Zavala
ID#: 14EJN0960O, Morning Sessions
Ave Universo 105, La Aurora
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 224-8215
Director: Maria Teresa Hernandez Montavo
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Guadalupe Victoria
ID#: 14DJN1806C, Morning Sessions
Jose Justo Corro 330, Guadalupe Victoria
Puerto Vallarta 48317
Director: Mireya Flores Flores
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Heroes de la Patria
ID#: 14DJN1858I, Morning Sessions
Boca de Tomatlan
Puerto Vallarta 48292
Director: Yesenia Garcia Hernandez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Idolina Gaona de Cosio
ID#: 14DJN5669R, Morning Sessions
Jaime Torres Bodet, Santa Cruz de Quelitan
Puerto Vallarta 48270
Director: Diana Belem Macedo Mora
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ignacio Lopez Rayon
ID#: 14DJN0006D, Morning Sessions
Plaza Itzu 26, Aramara
Puerto Vallarta 48314
Tel: 224-0006
Director: Raul Rodriguez Ramirez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ignacio L Vallarta
ID#: 14DJN0104E, Morning Sessions
Pipila 165
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 222-3516
Director: Olga Elvira Quintero
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ignacio L Vallarta
ID#: 14DJN1661Y, Afternoon Sessions
Pipila 165
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 222-3516
Director: Juana Lopez Morales
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Independencia
ID#: 14DJN1894N, Morning Sessions
Agustin Melgar 631, Col. Independencia
Puerto Vallarta 48327
Tel: 224-8310
Director: Ana Luisa Ramos Morales
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Instituto Angloamericano
ID#: 14PJN0077C, Morning Sessions
Viena 89, Versalles
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Director: Elizabeth Villada y Villada
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ixtapa
ID#: 14EJN0110O, Morning Sessions
Francisco I Madero 263, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Evelia Zaragoza Medina
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Izcalli Vallarta
ID#: 14PJN0656K, Morning Sessions
Martires del Rio Blanco 139, 1 de Mayo
Puerto Vallarta 48238
Director: Margarita Ramirez Ortiz
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jaime Torres Bodet
ID#: 14PJN0401J, Morning Sessions
Fco Marquez 200, Las Gaviotas
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 224-5266
Director: Maria del Refugio Martinez Cisneros
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jean Piaget
ID#: 14DJN5485K, Morning Sessions
Conocido, Tebelchia
Puerto Vallarta 48262
Director: Edna Elizabeth Gonzalez Macedo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez
ID#: 14DJN1660Z, Morning Sessions
Veracruz, Bobadilla
Puerto Vallarta 48298
Director: Luz Elena Davalos Pena
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez
ID#: 14DJN5550U, Morning Sessions
Playa de Oro, Santa Maria
Puerto Vallarta 48344
Director: Xochitl Onica Salvatierra Rodriguez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Juan Escutia
ID#: 14DJN0409X, Morning Sessions
Pedro Moreno 240, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Rosa Lara Silva
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Juan Escutia
ID#: 14DJN5430H, Morning Sessions
Puerto Vallarta 48265
Director: Libier Contreras Duevas
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Juan Pablo Richter
ID#: 14PJN0458K, Morning Sessions
Yugoslavia 315, Col. Diaz Ordaz
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Tel: 224-8865
Director: Cristina Lopez Rodriguez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Justo Sierra
ID#: 14DJN1818H, Morning Sessions
Rio Amazonas 523, La Pedrera
Puerto Vallarta 48343
Director: Lorena Alicia Sedano Maciel
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Las Americas
ID#: 14EJN0109Z, Morning Sessions
Belice 1629, Lazaro Cardenas
Puerto Vallarta 48330
Tel 222-3080
Director: Marga Guadalupe Ulloa Macedo
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Lazaro Cardenas
ID#: 14DJN1891Q, Morning Sessions
Francisco Villa 275, Col. Santo Domingo Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Guadalupe Rosas Valdez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Leona Vicario
ID#: 14DJN1893O, Morning Sessions
Encino 776, Arboledas
Puerto Vallarta 48315
Director: Lilia Edith Felix Galaviz
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Llanitos Los
ID#: 14KJN0363B, Morning Sessions
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Agency: Consejo Nacional de Fomento Educativo
Manuel Lepe
ID#: 14EJN1003M, Afternoon Sessions
Lazaro Cardenas 447, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Julieta Fabian Sanchez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Margarita Maza de Juarez
ID#: 14DJN0052P, Morning Sessions
Exiquio Corona 190, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-8881
Director: Elena Curiel Preciado
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Margarita Maza de Juarez
ID#: 14DJN1659J, Afternoon Sessions
Exiquio Corona 190, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Guadalupe Rosas Valdez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Miguel Hidalgo
ID#: 14DJN1784H, Morning Sessions
Ave Universo 155, La Aurora
Puerto Vallarta 48338
Tel: 225-0415
Director: Dalina Alvarez Luevano
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Miguel Hidalgo
ID#: 14DJN1918G, Afternoon Sessions
Benemerito de las Americas, Valentin Gomez Farias
Puerto Vallarta 48320
Director: Julia Ruiz Ceja
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla
ID#: 14DJN1260C, Morning Sessions
Av Manatial 685, Buenos Aires
Puerto Vallarta 48370
Director: Assenet Enoe Sanchez Torres
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ninos Montessori
ID#: 14PJN0288G, Morning Sessions
Merida 103, Versalles
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Tel: 224-4615
Director: Leticia Briseno Ibarra
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
NI-OS Heroes
ID#: 14DJN0590N, Morning Sessions
Primavera 513, Colexio
Puerto Vallarta 48265
Director: Diana Elena Capdeville Vazquez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
NI-OS Heroes
ID#: 14DJN5586I, Morning Sessions
10 de Mayo, 12 de Octubre, EL Pitillal
Puerto Vallarta 48296
Director: Claudia Patricia Martinez Casillas
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
NI-OS Heroes
ID#: 14DJN5673D, Morning Sessions
Paricutin Manz N Lote 28 Y 29, San Nicolas
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Director: Laura Cristina Hernandez Gonzalez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Pablo Neruda
ID#: 14DJN0518D, Afternoon Sessions
Pedro Moreno 240, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Ma. Dolores Galindo Celedon
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Quetzalcoatl
ID#: 14EJN1001O, Afternoon Sessions
Argentina 198, Col. 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Tel: 223-0735
Director: Alicia Rodriguez Vazquez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ramon Corona
ID#: 14DJN0305B, Morning Sessions
Jose Maria Pino Suarez 225, Las Juntas
Puerto Vallarta 48291
Director: Jose Angel Valdez Montero
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Revolucion Mexicana
ID#: 14DJN0291P, Morning Sessions
Circunvalacion del Robalo 800, Las Gaviotas
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-8084
Director: Martha Patricia Palafox Pastor
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Revolucion Mexicana
ID#: 14DJN5367W, Morning Sessions
Puerto Vallarta 48274
Director: Mercedes Hernandez Montes
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Rosario Castellanos
ID#: 14DJN0919Z, Morning Sessions
Brasilia, Col. 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Director: Maria Irma Bernal Fletes
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Rosaura Zapata
ID#: 14EJN0127O, Morning Sessions
Lazaro Cardenas 447, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-3549
Director: Julieta Fabian Sanchez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Rosaura Zapata
ID#: 14DJN1150X, Morning Sessions
Jacaranda 450, Altavista
Puerto Vallarta 48380
Director: Guillermo Casas Luna
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Samuel Bernal Casillas
ID#: 14DJN1727Q, Morning Sessions
Bugambilias 115, Col. Bugambilias la Pedrera
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Director: Alejandra Cortes Gonzalez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
ID#: 14DJN0079W, Morning Sessions
Constitucion 235, Las Palmas
Puerto Vallarta 48260
Director: Socorro de Leon Perez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
ID#: 14DJN1916I, Morning Sessions
Ines Meza, LOma Bonita
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Librada Flores Aldaco
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
TAMI
ID#: 14DJN1958H, Morning Sessions
24 de Febrero 715, Progreso
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Susana Uribe Llamas
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Tenochtitlan
ID#: 14EJN0281H, Morning Sessions
Cenzontle 127, Las Aralias
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Director: Guadalupe Ines Lopez Yerena
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Tonalli
ID#: 4EJN0350N, Morning Sessions
Silvano Barba 547 1
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 224-4535
Director: MAria Guadalupe Castro Gonzalez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado (Secretary of Education of the Government of the State)
Xochonotl
ID#: 14DJN1959G, Morning Sessions
Zafiro, Joyas del Pedregal
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Maria de la Luz Garcia Ibarria
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
1 de Mayo
ID#: 14DPR0095D, Afternoon Sessions
Manuel Perez Trevino 540, Col Habitacional CTM
Puerto Vallarta 48318
Tel: 224-9393
Director: Ma De Los Angeles Espinosa Ante
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
15 de Mayo
ID#: 14DPR0367E, Afternoon Sessions
Alcatraz 151, Las Flores
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Emilio Contreras Reyes
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
15 de Mayo
ID#: 14EPR0434L, Afternoon Sessions
Uruguay 225, Col 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Director: REBECA VARGAS MORENO
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
15 de Mayo
ID#: 14EPR0636H, Morning Sessions
Uruguay 225, Col 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Tel: 222-4313
Director: Magdalena Valdes Joya
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
21 de Marzo
ID#: 14DPR2243J, Morning Sessions
Avenida 494, Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-7651
Director: Leonardo Lopez Santana
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Abraham Lincoln
ID#: 14DPR1888T, Afternoon Sessions
Amado Nervo 137, Benito Juarez
Puerto Vallarta 48389
Tel: 223-1320
Director: Constantino Hidalgo Arcos
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
ID#: 14EPR1130Z, Morning Sessions
Rio Ameca 759, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Tel: 222-2947
Director: Maria Felipa Gomez Rojas
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
ID#: 14EPR1194J, Afternoon Sessions
Rio Ameca 759, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Tel: 223-0260
Director: Eusebia Alcaraz Ruesga
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Agustin Flores Contreras
ID#: 14EPR1433T, Morning Sessions
Matamoros, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 223-0058
Director: Lucio Garcia Garcia
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Agustin Flores Contreras
ID#: 14DPR2550Q, Morning Sessions
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz 245, El Caloso
Puerto Vallarta 48360
Director: Jorge Cruz Echartea
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Alfredo V Bonfil
ID#: 14DPR2520W, Morning Sessions
Pulpito 407, Altavista
Puerto Vallarta 48380
Tel: 222-1929
Director: MAlaquias Avila Loera
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Amado Nervo
ID#: 14DPR4078O, Morning Sessions
Preparatoria 200, Educacion
Puerto Vallarta 48338
Director: Gregorio de Dios Tinoco
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ameyali
ID#: 14PPR1478V, Morning Sessions
Prolongacion Pavo Real 500, Ojo de Agua
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 224-9293
Director: Hortensia Garcia Garcia
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Basilio Vadillo
ID#: 14EPR1049Y, Afternoon Sessions
Rio Zula, La Pedrera
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 224-7161
Director: Rogelio Jimenez de Anda
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Basilio Vadillo
ID#: 14EPR1260S, Morning Sessions
Rio Zula, La Pedrera
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Director: Lourdes Yurico Minami Vazquez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Benito Juarez
ID#: 14DPR2917E, Morning Sessions
Av Primavera 555, El Ranchito
Puerto Vallarta 48270
Director: Miguel Angel Preciado Jimenez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Benito Juarez
ID#: 14DPR3768U, Afternoon Sessions
Alameda 1325, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-6767
Director: Melquiades Villasenor Garcia
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Benito Juarez
ID#: 14DPR3810T, Morning Sessions
Manantial, Buenos Aires
Puerto Vallarta 48370
Tel: 223-1960
Director: Alfredo Velasco Beltran
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Celestin Freinet
ID#: 14DPR4067I, Morning Sessions
Narcizo Mendoza 240, Col Independencia
Puerto Vallarta 48327
Director: Leonardo Flores Monroy
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Centro Educativo Gustavo Adolfo Becquer
ID#: 14PPR0135T, Morning Sessions
Jalisco 117, 1 de Mayo
Puerto Vallarta 48325
Tel: 227-5461
Director: Margarita Hernandez Castillo
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Centro Educativo Josefina Chavez
ID#: 14PPR0091M, Morning Sessions
Francisco I Madero 529, Col Emiliano Zapata
Puerto Vallarta 48380
Tel: 222-0588
Director: Florinda Otero Ortiz
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Centro Educativo Maria Montessori
ID#: 14PPR0089Y, Morning Sessions
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez 302, Col Independencia
Puerto Vallarta 48327
Tel: 224-3056
Director: Alicia Irma Romo Guerra
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Club de Leones
ID#: 14EPR0438H, Morning Sessions
Ecuador 1592, Col 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Tel: 222-2737
Director: Francisca Arreola Villarreal
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Club de Leones 1
ID#: 14EPR1195I, Afternoon Sessions
Ecuador 1592, Col 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Tel: 222-3579
Director: Ernesto Cuevas Rodriguez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Colegio Britanico
ID#: 14PPR1447B, Morning Sessions
Pavo Real 171, Las Aralias
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-5614
Director: Luz Maria del Carmen Vargas Serrano
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Colegio Constitucion de 1917
ID#: 14PPR1554K, Morning Sessions
Abasolo 217, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Julian Leon Toscano
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Colegio Ingles
ID#: 14PPR0131X, Morning Sessions
Av de las Americas 363, Lazaro Cardenas
Puerto Vallarta 45030
Tel: 228-3590
Director: Jesus Lopez Miranda
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Colegio Juana de Asbaje
ID#: 14PPR1505B, Morning Sessions
Lucerna 125, Col Diaz Ordaz
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Tel: 224-8865
Director: Armando Cuevas Encarnacion
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Colegio La Marina
ID#: 14PPR1488B, Morning Sessions
Mar del Sur 605, Palmar de Aramara
Puerto Vallarta 48302
Tel: 224-4076
Director: Delia Magdalena Cruz Valdez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Colegio Ovidio Decroly
ID#: 14PPR0226K, Morning Sessions
Av Mexico 1396, Col 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Tel: 222-23905
Director: Lourdes Gonzalez Alvarez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Colegio Pedagogico Carrusel
ID#: 14PPR1552M, Morning Sessions
Retorno de las Fragatas 24, Sauces, LOS
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-7490
Director: Jesus VIllasenor Rodriguez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Colegio Vancouver
ID#: 14PPR0190M, Morning Sessions
Santa Maria 320, Santa Maria
Puerto Vallarta 48344
Tel: 222-40306
Director: ANtonio Gomez Lombera
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Constitucion
ID#: 14DPR0154C, Morning Sessions
Alameda 1325, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: JUAN CARLOS HERNANDEZ SUAREZ
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Cuauhtemoc
ID#: 14DPR3649G, Morning Sessions
Camino a Playa Grande, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Lucio Castellanos Valadez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Elena Aguila Gonzalez
ID#: 14DPR4034R, Morning Sessions
Crisantemo 1264, La Floresta
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Roberto Javier Hernandez Hernandez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
El Pensador Mexicano
ID#: 14DPR2227S, Morning Sessions
Pino Suarez 225, Las Juntas
Puerto Vallarta 48291
Director: Rosa Maria Flores Monroy
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
El Pitillal
ID#: 14EBA0043U, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Lazaro Cardenas 447, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Claudia Paredes Marin
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Emancipacion
ID#: 14DPR2934V, Morning Sessions
Independencia 171, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Tel: 222-0560
Director: Jose Gerardo Jaimes Garcia
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Emiliano Zapata
ID#: 14DPR2920S, Morning Sessions
Emiliano Zapata 115, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-2214
Director: Melquiades Villasenor Garcia
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Especial P/NI-OS con Prob de Aprendizaje 3
ID#: 14ECO0003V, Morning Sessions
Melchor Ocampo 152, Valentin Gomez Farias
Puerto Vallarta 48320
Tel: 224-3825
Director: Salvador Luna Alvarez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Francisco Gonzalez Bocanegra
ID#: 14DPR3866V, Afternoon Sessions
Puerto Tampico 269, Los Ramblases
Puerto Vallarta 48343
Tel: 224-2020
Director: Maria Dolores Amaral Joya
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Francisco Gonzalez Bocanegra
ID#: 14DPR4079N, Morning Sessions
Encino, Arboledas
Puerto Vallarta 48315
Director: Gilberto Camarena Martinez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Francisco I Madero
ID#: 14DPR2946Z, Morning Sessions
Francisco I Madero 1, Tebelchia
Puerto Vallarta 48262
Director: Guadalupe Garcia Rodriguez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Francisco I Madero
ID#: 14DPR3851T, Morning Sessions
Conocido, Los Llanitos
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Josue Israel Infante Guerra
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Francisco Medina Ascencio
ID#: 14EPR0917Q, Afternoon Sessions
Pelicano 314, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Raul Valenzuela Caro
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Francisco Villa
ID#: 14DPR3842L, Morning Sessions
Pedro Velez 340, Guadalupe Victoria
Puerto Vallarta 48317
Director: Angel Salvador Venegas Delgado
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Francisco Villa
ID#: 14DPR3863Y, Morning Sessions
Conocido, Progreso
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Gabriel Samaniega Curiel
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Genaro Padilla
ID#: 14DPR3483P, Afternoon Sessions
Avenida 494, Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-3756
Director: Silvia Loera Bargas
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Guadalupe Martinez Villanueva
ID#: 14DPR3192Z, Morning Sessions
Manuel Perez Trevino 540, Col Habitacional CTM
Puerto Vallarta 48318
Tel: 224-9393
Director: Gustavo Antonio Vazquez Pulido
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Heroes de la Patria
ID#: 14EPR1131Y, Morning Sessions
Benemerito de las Americas 120, Palo Seco
Puerto Vallarta 48320
Tel: 224-3595
Director: Roberto Ocegueda Villasenor
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Heroes de la Patria
ID#: 14EPR0232P, Afternoon Sessions
Benemerito de las Americas 120, Palo Seco
Puerto Vallarta 48320
Tel: 224-1484
Director: Refugio Berenice Duenas Perez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Iberoamerica
ID#: 14DPR3865W, Afternoon Sessions
Pino Suarez 225, Las Juntas
Puerto Vallarta 48291
Director: Marcos Aguirre Hernandez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ignacio L Vallarta
ID#: 14DPR2373C, Afternoon Sessions
Venustiano Carranza, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48380
Tel: 222-2981
Director: Jorge Abel Joya Benavides
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ignacio M Altamirano
ID#: 14DPR4077P, Morning Sessions
ITalia 883, Brisas del Pacifico
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Guillermo Abelardo Perez Espinoza
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ignacio Zaragoza Saguin
ID#: 14EPR0909H, Morning Sessions
8 de AGosto, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Mariana Pelayo Arciniega
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Independencia
ID#: 14DPR4076Q, Morning Sessions
Obsidiana 624, Joyas del Pedregal
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Guillermina Moreno Dominguez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Instituto Angloamericano
ID#: 14PPR0082E, Morning Sessions
Viena 89, Versalles
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Director: Elizabeth Villada y Villada
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Instituto Nueva Galicia
ID#: 14PPR0060T, Morning Sessions
Republica de Guatemala 132, Del Toro, El Pitillal
Puerto Vallarta 48296
Director: Elvira Salcido Alarcon
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Isidro Castillo
ID#: 14DPR3484O, Afternoon Sessions
Plaza Ruturi, Aramara
Puerto Vallarta 48302
Director: Sergio Guzman Lopez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jaime Torres Bodet
ID#: 14PPR1436W, Morning Sessions
MANANTIAL 157, OJO DE AGUA
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-1966
Director: Refugio Martinez Cisneros
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jean Piaget
ID#: 14PPR1470C, Morning Sessions
Pez Gallo 924, Los Mangos
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Tel: 225-2208
Director: Irene ALtagracia Pena Gonzalez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jose Baumgarten Joya
ID#: 14EPR1243B, Morning Sessions
Guanajuato 307, La Mojonera
Puerto Vallarta 48292
Tel: 227-8088
Director: Juan Francisco Ayala Santos
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jose Clemente Orozco
ID#: 14DPR4035Q, Morning Sessions
Rayo 291, Col. Bugambilias la Pedrera
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Director: Jose de Jesus Quintanar Villalvazo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon
ID#: 14EPR1513E, Morning Sessions
Abasolo 622, Bobadilla
Puerto Vallarta 48322
Director: Marciana Guiarte Murillo
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jose Maria Morelos y Pavon
ID#: 14EPR0794X, Afternoon Sessions
Abasolo 622, Bobadilla
Puerto Vallarta 48322
Tel: 224-7272
Director: Maria Eugenia Espinosa Magallanes
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jose Morelos y Pavon
ID#: 14DPR2918D, Morning Sessions
Conocido, Boca de Tomatlan
Puerto Vallarta 48292
Director: Salvador Valdivia Sandoval
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jose Morelos y Pavon
ID#: 14DPR3867U, Afternoon Sessions
Manantial, Buenos Aires
Puerto Vallarta 48370
Director: Jose de Jesus Quintanar Villalvazo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jose Vasconcelos
ID#: 14DPR3720A, Morning Sessions
Av Universo 115, La Aurora
Puerto Vallarta 48338
Tel: 224-2525
Director: David Alfredo Delgado Avena
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez
ID#: 14DPR4069G, Morning Sessions
Alcatraz 151, Las Flores
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Sandra Luz Alatorre Hernandez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Juan de la Barrera
ID#: 14DPR4074S, Morning Sessions
Av de los Filosofos 569, EL Magisterio
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Daniel Garcia Uribe
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Juan Escutia
ID#: 14DPR0277M, Morning Sessions
Puerto Tampico 269, Los Ramblases
Puerto Vallarta 48343
Director: Filiberto Rodriguez Moreno
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Juan Escutia
ID#: 14DPR3841M, Afternoon Sessions
Av de los Maestros 4, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Antonio Mendez Cruz
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Juan Rulfo
ID#: 14DPR3648H, Afternoon Sessions
Rayo 291, Col. Bugambilias la Pedrera
Puerto Vallarta 48340
Director: Concepcion Llamas Vallejo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Juan Rulfo
ID#: 14DPR3922X, Afternoon Sessions
Encino, Arboledas
Puerto Vallarta 48315
Director: Ramiro Zuniga Estrada
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Justo Sierra
ID#: 14DPR1955A, Morning Sessions
Jaime Torres Bodet, Santa Cruz de Quelitan
Puerto Vallarta 48270
Director: Guadalupe Diaz Menchaca
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Justo Sierra Mendez
ID#: 14DPR2518H, Afternoon Sessions
Emiliano Zapata 115, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-2214
Director: Luis Gonzalo Maldonado Urteaga
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
ID#: 14DPR1674S, Morning Sessions
Venustiano Carranza, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48380
Tel: 222-2270
Director: MIguel Angel Sandoval AGuilar
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
ID#: 14DPR2933W, Morning Sessions
Constitucion 587, Las Palmas
Puerto Vallarta 48333
Director: Maria Martinez Martinez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Los Volcanes
ID#: 14EPR1048Z, Morning Sessions
Av Monte Everest, 12 de Octubre, El Pitillal
Puerto Vallarta 48296
Director: Sandra Yadira Escobedo Benitez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla
ID#: 14DPR3861Z, Morning Sessions
Alemania 675, Lomas del Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Pedro Santoyo Mejia
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Manuel Lopez Cotilla
ID#: 14EPR0639E, Morning Sessions
KM 12 Carretera Barra de Navidad, Boca de Mismaloya
Puerto Vallarta 48394
Tel: 228-0109
Director: Moises Ramirez Angel
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Manuel Lopez Cotilla
ID#: 14DPR1676Q, Morning Sessions
Milan 163, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Tel: 224-5219
Director: Lucia Palomares Alatorre
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Margarita Maza de Juarez
ID#: 14DPR3909C, Afternoon Sessions
Crisantemo 1264, La Floresta
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Sofia Martinez Garcia
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Mexico Americano
ID#: 14PPR0198E, Morning Sessions
Estrella 193, Educacion
Puerto Vallarta 48338
Tel: 222-47676
Director: Vianey Yazmin Contreras Gonzalez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Montessori
ID#: 14PPR1427O, Morning Sessions
Maria Montessori 220, Tabachines
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Director: Josefina Hernandez Ortega
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Montessori Casa Dei Bambini de Puerto Vallarta
ID#: 14PPR0093K, Morning Sessions
Lucerna 135 A, Versalles
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Director: Leticia Hernandez Munoz
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Netzahualcoyotl
ID#: 14DPR4068H, Morning Sessions
Obelisco, Villa las Flores
Puerto Vallarta 48335
Director: Rebeca Vargas Moreno
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
NI-O Artillero
ID#: 14EPR0150F, Morning Sessions
Conocido, La Punta Negra
Puerto Vallarta 48396
Director: Gregorio Mendoza Cortes
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
NI-OS Heroes
ID#: 14PPR0043C, Morning Sessions
31 de Octubre 241, Las Gaviotas
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Tel: 222-1838
Director: Maria Consuelo Villa Bastida
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
NI-OS Heroes
ID#: 14EPR0640U, Morning Sessions
Lago de Chapultepec, El Canton
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Director: Alberto Verdin Torres
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
NI-OS Heroes
ID#: 14DPR3644L, Morning Sessions
Av de los Maestros 4, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Tel: 221-0139
Director: Marcos Aguirre Hernandez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Octavio Paz
ID#: 14PPR0189X, Morning Sessions
Francisco I Madero 169 B, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Tel: 228-10247
Director: Ramona Vazquez Valle
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Octavio Paz
ID#: 14EPR0916R, Afternoon Sessions
Guanajuato 307, La Mojonera
Puerto Vallarta 48292
Director: Rosa Ofelia Robles Amaral
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Pedro Moreno
ID#: 14DPR2919C, Morning Sessions
Libertad, Playa Grande
Puerto Vallarta 48293
Director: Martin Romero Perales
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Primaria U 938
ID#: 14EPR0285U, Afternoon Sessions
16 de Septiembre 10, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Jesus Arreola Perez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Prisciliano Sanchez
ID#: 14DPR3903I, Afternoon Sessions
Heberto Castillo 686, Progreso
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 227-8153
Director: Luis Ramon Torres Rosales
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Progreso
ID#: 14DPR0765C, Morning Sessions
Felipe Angeles 180, Paso Ancho
Puerto Vallarta 48373
Director: Olga Hernandez Silvestre
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Rafael Ramirez
ID#: 14DPR0358X, Afternoon Sessions
Constitucion 587, Las Palmas
Puerto Vallarta 48333
Director: Oscar Villasenor
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Rafael Ramirez
ID#: 14DBA0045T, Evening Sessions
Uruguay 225, Col 5 de Diciembre
Puerto Vallarta 48350
Director: J Pedro Cardona Salas
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Rafael Ramirez Casta-Eda
ID#: 14EPR1339O, Morning Sessions
16 de Septiembre 10, San Esteban
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 224-9535
Director: Maria de Jesus Farias Colado
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Salvador Hermoso Najera
ID#: 14DPR3469W, Afternoon Sessions
Milan 163, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Director: Luis Jorge Aguilar Hernandez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Salvador Varela Resendiz
ID#: 14DPR2532A, Morning Sessions
Plaza Ruturi, Aramara
Puerto Vallarta 48302
Tel: 225-1305
Director: Ma De Los Angeles Espinosa Ante
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Solidaridad
ID#: 14EPR1525J, Morning Sessions
Pelicano 314, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Maria Mavi Garcia Pena
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
ID#: 14DPR3836A, Afternoon Sessions
Av Universo 115, La Aurora
Puerto Vallarta 48338
Tel: 224-8494
Director: maria Martinez MArtinez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Teresa Barba Palomera
ID#: 14EPR0637G, Morning Sessions
Hidalgo 302, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 223-2680
Director: Bertha Garcia Joya
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Teresa Barba Palomera
ID#: 14EPR0634J, Afternoon Sessions
Hidalgo 302, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 222-0578
Director: Jorge Alberto Anguiano
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Tierra y Libertad
ID#: 14DPR2586E, Afternoon Sessions
Independencia 171, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Tel: 227-0560
Director: Leonardo Flores Monroy
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ultimo Emperador Azteca
ID#: 14DPR4039M, Afternoon Sessions
Alemania 675, Lomas del Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Daniel Garcia Uribe
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Valentin Gomez Farias
ID#: 14DPR4075R, Morning Sessions
Aldama 676, Loma Bonita
Puerto Vallarta 48320
Director: Antonia Tirado Ramirez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Vasco de Gama
ID#: 14PPR0188Y, Morning Sessions
Ninos Heroes 166, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Director: Angeles Preciado Rodriguez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Veinte de Noviembre
ID#: 14EPR0638F, Morning Sessions
Juarez 627, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 222-1082
Director: Javier Navarrete Cazares
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Veinte de Noviembre
ID#: 14EPR0635I, Afternoon Sessions
Juarez 627, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 222-5722
Director: Maria Ascension Avalos Haro
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Veinticuatro de Febrero
ID#: 14EPR0641T, Morning Sessions
Alvaro Obregon 448, El Colorado
Puerto Vallarta 48265
Tel: 224-8265
Director: Concesa Pelayo Arciniega
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Veintiuno de Marzo
ID#: 14EPR0430P, Morning Sessions
Manuel M Dieguez 191, Las Juntas
Puerto Vallarta 48291
Tel: 221-1046
Director: Jose Anastacio Perez Robles
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Vicente Guerrero
ID#: 14DPR1677P, Morning Sessions
Amado Nervo 137, Benito Juarez
Puerto Vallarta 48389
Tel: 222-6524
Director: Juan Quiterio Moya
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ameyali
ID#: 14PES0926X, Morning Sessions
Prolongacion Pavo Real 500, Ojo de Agua
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 224-9293
Director: Hortencia Garcia Garcia
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Centro Educativo Gustavo Adolfo Becquer
ID#: 14PES0159W, Morning Sessions
Jalisco 117, 1 de Mayo
Puerto Vallarta 48325
Tel: 224-9334
Director: Eduardo Lares Moreno
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Centro Educativo Josefina Chavez San Juan
ID#: 14PES0885N, Morning Sessions
Francisco I Madero 529, Col Emiliano Zapata
Puerto Vallarta 48380
Tel: 222-0588
Director: Florinda Otero Ortiz
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Escuela Secundaria Federal 60
ID#: 14DES0080V, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Avenida Universo 165, La Aurora
Puerto Vallarta 48338
Tel: 224-0544
Director: Carlos Olvera Ocampo
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Escuela Secundaria Federal 84
ID#: 14DES0091A, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Manantial 645, Buenos Aires
Puerto Vallarta 48370
Tel: 223-1740
Director: JOSE LUIS GOMEZ TORRES
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Escuela Secundaria Tecnica 3
ID#: 14DST0003I, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Emiliano Zapata 350, Valentin Gomez Farias
Puerto Vallarta 48320
Tel: 224-2587
Director: Faustino de la O Michel
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado Tecnica
Escuela Secundaria Tecnica 15
ID#: 14DST0015N, Morning Sessions
Carr Pto Vallarta Tepic KM 5.5, Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta 48354
Director: Juan Carlos Santos Esparza
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado Tecnica
Escuela Secundaria Tecnica 56
ID#: 14DST0123V, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Aldama 260, Ixtapa
Puerto Vallarta 48280
Tel: 221-0565
Director: Ceferino Lopez Solis
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Escuela Secundaria Tecnica 81
ID#: 14DST0081M, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Exiquio Corona, Bobadilla
Puerto Vallarta 48298
Tel: 222-6377
Director: Raul Razura Villegas
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado Tecnica
Escuela Secundaria Tecnica 132
ID#: 14DST0140L, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Conocido, Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Ramon Michel Rodriguez
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado Tecnica
Escuela Secundaria Tecnica 149
ID#: 14DST0154O, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Prolongacion Fresno 156, La Primavera
Puerto Vallarta 48325
Director: Leonardo Arana Romero
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Escuela Secundaria Tecnica Part Juana de Asbaje
ID#: 14PST0041Q, Morning Sessions
Lucerna 125, Col Diaz Ordaz
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Tel: 224-8865
Director: Maria Rodriguez Cardenas
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Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ignacio Luis Vallarta Ogazon
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Revolucion, Las Palmas
Puerto Vallarta 48333
Director: Ruben Romero Ruvalcaba
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Ignacio Luis Vallarta Ogazon
ID#: 14EES0041S, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Carretera a las Palmas 266, Las Juntas
Puerto Vallarta 48291
Tel: 229-0117
Director: Miguel Angel Gonzalez Ramirez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Instituto Angloamericano
ID#: 14PES0070T, Morning Sessions
Viena 89, Versalles
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Tel: 224-8766
Director: Fernando Cuevas Pulos
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Instituto Nueva Galicia
ID#: 14PES0050F, Morning Sessions
Republica de Guatemala 132, Del Toro, El Pitillal
Puerto Vallarta 48296
Director: Elvira Salcido Alarcon
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jaime Torres Bodet
ID#: 14PES0927W, Morning Sessions
Manantial 157, Ojo de Agua
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-1966
Director: Gregorio Leal Tamez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jean Piaget
ID#: 14PES0058Y, Morning Sessions
Pez Gallo 924, Los Mangos
Puerto Vallarta 48310
Tel: 225-2208
Director: Irene Altagracia Pena Gonzalez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Jose Joaquin Fernandez de Lizardi
ID#: 14PES0081Z, Morning Sessions
Retorno de las Fragatas 24, Los Sauces
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-7490
Director: Jose de Jesus Velazquez Navarro
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Las Americas
ID#: 14SES0296W, Morning Sessions
13 de Septiembre 166, Ninos Heroes
Puerto Vallarta 48322
Tel: 224-1017
Director: Juan Manuel Carrillo Nunez
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Lazaro Cardenas del Rio
ID#: 14SES0287O, Afternoon Sessions
Primavera, Colexio
Puerto Vallarta 48270
Director: Concesa Pelayo Arciniega
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Liceo Educativo Mariano de la Barcena
ID#: 14PES0075O, Morning Sessions
Republica de Argentina 290, Coapinole
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Tel: 225-0505
Director: Miguel Angel Ochoa Velazquez
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Margarita Lepe Jasso
ID#: 14EES0022D, Morning & Afternoon Sessions
Paseo del Marlin 175, Las Aralias
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Director: Marcos Gonzalez Garcia
State Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Maria Montessori de Puerto Vallarta
ID#: 14PES0078L, Morning Sessions
Maria Montessori 220, Tabachines
Puerto Vallarta 48300
Tel: 224-7228
Director: Perla Valentina Villasenor Soto
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
NI-OS Heroes
ID#: 14PES0125F, Morning Sessions
Paseo del MArlin, Las Gaviotas
Puerto Vallarta 48328
Tel: 224-0481
Director: Maria Consuelo Villa Bastida
Private Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
Rafael Ramirez
ID#: 14DES0056V, Morning Sessions
Hungria, Brisas del Pacifico
Puerto Vallarta 48290
Director: Yocundo Perez Garcia
Federal Support
Agency: Secretaria de Educacion del Gobierno del Estado
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23Jan2020 | Eighth Annual Puerto Vallarta Chili Cook-Off Needs Volunteers PV Chili Cook-Off Greetings to all our Chili Cook-Off friends. We're about a month away away from the big event. The Chili Zone is filling up with repeat and brand new chili sponsors. |
27Dec2018 | PV Poker Tour Fundraiser Sponsored by Local Restaurants American Legion Post 14 The Annual PV Poker Tour sponsored by Murphy's Irish Pub, Nacho Daddy, Escondida, Gringo Loco, All Access & Bar La Playa, Kelly's Pour Favor and Devil’s Bar will be held on Saturday January 12th at 1:00 pm. |
17Sep2017 | Mexico Has Made ’Remarkable Progress’ in Education El Universal Mexico’s Ministry of Public Education had a "remarkable progress" in preschool, technical and higher education according to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development Report on Education for 2017. |
16May2017 | Mayor Announces Two Major Programs to Support Vallarta Schools Noticias PV Mayor Arturo Davalos confirmed that his government is an ally of education by publicizing the programs of "Safety in Schools" and "Schools of Quality", both with municipal resources. |
01Apr2017 | Oak Grove Superintendent Delivers Discarded Pencils to Puerto Vallarta Kids Daily Herald This past Tuesday, Lemon and fellow traveler Kris Hoult threw bundles of 25 pencils - along with one big bundle for fun - through the locked gates and onto the grounds of the school in Puerto Vallarta. |
22Aug2016 | Kids in Puerto Vallarta Return to School Today Nuestras Noticias Today ended the summer holiday and around 69,000 students will return to schools in Puerto Vallarta between preschool, primary and secondary, thus starting the school year 2016-2017. |
06Aug2016 | City of Puerto Vallarta to Deliver Free Backpacks, Uniforms & More to Students Vallarta Opina Puerto Vallarta's Mayor Arturo Davalos Pena has announced the free delivery of backpacks, supplies, uniforms, shoes and school insurance to students in the basic levels of our public schools. |
07Feb2016 | Live Theater Sayulita Proceeds Benefit the Community Sayulita Life Live Theater Sayulita's upcoming season, called “All in the Timing,” includes four one-act plays on February 12, 13 and 14. |
26Aug2015 | Many Classrooms in Vallarta Without Teachers at the Beginning of the School Calendar Vallarta Opina With the beginning of the 2015-2016 school year in Puerto Vallarta on Monday, there were a number of teacher vacancies that delayed the start of some classroom activities. |
14Aug2015 | Becas Vallarta to Deliver a Million Pesos in Scholarships to Students Nuestras Noticias Becas Vallarta supports students from the second grade until graduation from university. This stimulus changes lives and thanks to this support over the years, many of these students are now successful professionals. |
05Jun2015 | World Day Without Tobacco Events from Vallarta's Juvenile Integration Center Juvenile Integration Center In efforts to strengthen prevention and treatment of smoking, key activities took place in Puerto Vallarta to commemorate World No Tobacco Day in conjunction with our Juvenile Integration Center (CIJ). |
16Apr2015 | 'Day to Night' Golf Tournament & Casino Night Fundraiser for American School PV American School of Puerto Vallarta The American School of Puerto Vallarta and the ASPV PTA are proud to present a shared benefit for ASPV and the ASPV community service project Leer y Crecer (Read and Grow), which supports local public schools in developing libraries. |
09Nov2014 | A Vacation with Meaning Provides Better Education for Children in Puerto Vallarta The Journal Pioneer For the past two years, Arsenault has collected cash donations to help an impoverished school near Puerto Vallarta. He and a small group of volunteers have been working to provide children there with an education, teaching them English and computer skills. |
23Sep2014 | Vallarta Botanical Gardens Offers a Flock of Activities for International Migratory Bird Day Vallarta Botanical Gardens The Vallarta Botanical Garden has been generously supplied with great educational materials for our own International Migratory Bird Day Event on October 11th from our friends at Environment for the Americas. |
11Jun2014 | Puerto Vallarta Teachers Receive 120 Computers from Mayor & Governor Puerto Vallarta Municipal Government The Governor of Jalisco reported that this event in supplying the teachers with the computers is part of the modernization program of teaching, this year involving total resources amounting to 65 million pesos. |
27May2014 | Vallarta Schools Present 'Virtual Mom' Pregnancy Prevention Program Vallarta Opina Voluntary students who participate must care for a virtual baby for five days, which should be fed as often as required, change the diaper, and other care that a newborn needs; the baby can not be left at home. |
24Mar2014 | IFC Launches New Education Program with Six Grants International Friendship Club The International Friendship Club has a long history of funding local area schools and educational programs. For many years, IFC member Mel Bornstein headed the Education effort, helped countless schools build playgrounds and bathrooms, and made sure many a student gained a better education. |
24Jan2014 | Implementation of the Puerto Vallarta National English Program Vallarta Opina The government recognizes the importance of basic school education in learning English as a second language, so that graduating students are prepared to participate in the new global economy. |
03Dec2013 | Save Your Plastic Bottles to Help Build Classrooms in Vallarta Vallarta Opina As a new and novel technique in creating needed classrooms and dining facilities for the children in Puerto Vallarta, we're using plastic bottles instead of bricks which will be filled with soil and coated to form the walls. |
19Oct2013 | Free Autumn Concert by Puerto Vallarta Youth Orchestra at Plaza Caracol Puerto Vallarta Youth Orchestra The courtyard of the new section of Plaza Caracol will be the setting for a special concert to be performed by the OEPV Symphonic Band as a part of the Autumn Concerts by the Puerto Vallarta Youth Orchestra on Sunday, October 20. |
24Sep2013 | More Than Half of Elementary School Pupils Fall Short in Math and Spanish La Jornada Just over half of pupils between third and sixth grade of elementary school are below the required level in mathematics and Spanish. Meanwhile, scarcely 20% of middle school pupils achieved good or excellent grades in both disciplines. |
13Sep2013 | Classes Suspended in More Than 150 Schools in Puerto Vallarta Vallarta Opina It is estimated that approximately 27,000 students could not attend their classrooms because of the protests by the teachers against the new educational reform legislation with demonstrations of banners and signs. |
08Sep2013 | American Legion Post 14 Provides Needed Building Maintenance for PV Non-Profits American Legion Post 14 One of the main methods Post 14 contributes to the community is through various fundraising efforts. Another way we help is to provide necessary resources and manpower to improve various institutions in the Banderas Bay area. |
24Jun2013 | A Growing List of Charities Needing Assistance in Puerto Vallarta & Riviera Nayarit PVAngels Because of the overwhelming response from our local charities in Puerto Vallarta and Banderas Bay about their needs for help and volunteers, we have put together a summary of how you can help. |
16Oct2012 | Canadian Raising Funds for the Children of Vallarta Journal Pioneer The joy he saw on the faces of Mexican children last Christmas was more than enough reward for Fr. Eloi Arsenault, an Egmont Bay resident who is raising money for the Volcanes Community Education Project in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. |
27Sep2012 | Over 600 Local PV Students Unite in the Name of World Peace PEACE Mexico It was early in the morning on Friday, September 21, and from a distance the highway in Punta de Mita appeared to be painted bright white. A closer look revealed over 600 students from eight local schools, marching hand-in-hand, dressed in white. |
15Sep2012 | An Expat Looks at Schooling In Puerto Vallarta Expats in Vallarta Making the decision to move to Mexico is a big one. You, as an expat, will not have the choices that you had in the States or Canada, and when it comes to choosing a school for your children, you better do your homework. |
12Sep2012 | Fundraiser to Raise the Roof for La Cruz School InsideLaCruz.com On Friday, September 14, a benefit will be held at Philo's to raise funds for the bathroom construction project at our local primary school. The project is now in "Phase Four" which involves putting on the new roof of the structure. |
27Aug2012 | My KinderAide Experience: Part 2 Jaltemba Bay Life My husband and I took a suitcase full of school supplies on our return trip and it brought tears to my eyes the way the students cared so much for such a little gift. It is my hope that if anyone has room in their suitcase this year to please bring down badly needed supplies. |
20Aug2012 | Summer Vacation is Over for Puerto Vallarta Students Vallarta Opina Puerto Vallarta students return today to the more than one hundred schools in two shifts and will be received by almost 3 thousand teachers who have prepared courses for this week. |
18Aug2012 | Teatro Vallarta Concert Supports Public Schools VisitPuertoVallarta.com This concert is to celebrate a year full of accomplishments and goals achieved. The Orchestra School of Puerto Vallarta (OEPV) will perform at the Teatro Vallarta on Sunday, August 19, 2012, at 12:00 noon. |
16Aug2012 | News from Jaltemba Bay Rotary Club Jaltemba Bay Rotary Club Local Rotarians in the Jaltemba Bay area of Nayarit discussed their upcoming agenda for fundraising efforts including repairing the roofs on the Senior Citizens Club in Alta Vista and the leaking and unusable schoolroom in El Tonino. |
08Aug2012 | Volunteer Teacher's Experiences at Kinderaide Jaltemba Bay Life I greatly enjoyed my volunteer teaching experience with the KinderAide program in La Penita this past winter. I had two classes of 5-year-olds once a week. Each class was about 20 minutes in length. |
28Jul2012 | Roma's Kids Volcanes Community Education Project in PV Cafe Romas Kids These kids "get it." They are the most enthusiastic, determined, competitive and well-behaved students you will ever meet. All of the students in our classes were volunteers and were not required to take our classes in English and computers. |
04Jul2012 | Teatro Vallarta Concert Supports Public Schools PianistaSalvatore Blog This special concert of Con Amor Eterno by Pianist Salvatore will include orchestra, dance, entertainers and fashion show, to benefit the public schools of Puerto Vallarta. Get your tickets today for the July 7 performance and support a great cause. |
11Oct2017 | Replication Is Connovo’s Innovation for Improving Education in Mexico ImpactAlpha When a child in Mexico gets a head start at a high-quality, company-funded preschool, parents aren’t likely to care that the model for the Hipocampus learning centers has been borrowed from India. |
02Oct2017 | For Children in Mexico, ’Back to School’ Means a Chance to Heal The Christian Science Monitor Ten days after a 7.1 earthquake rocked Mexico, many students – and parents – are eager for schools to reopen. But while reopening schools represents a welcome return to routine, it also means a return to ground zero. |
11Sep2017 | Can Transparent Backpacks Make Schools Safer? Some Parents Are Saying Yes Vocativ In an effort to reduce weapons and violence in schools, parents in Mexico are pushing for a mandatory rule to make students use see-through backpacks. |
05Sep2017 | As American Kids Pour Across the Border, Mexican Schools Struggle to Keep Up The Desert Sun Undocumented parents fearful of deportation are moving to Mexico with their kids – many of whom are U.S. citizens and don’t even speak Spanish. |
27Aug2017 | Soccer Federation to Invest in Schools if Fans Stop Anti-Gay Chant Vs. Panama ESPN FC If Mexico fans chant "Eeehhh Mexico" instead of the goalkeeper chant that has been ruled anti-gay by FIFA in this Friday’s World Cup qualifier in Estadio Azteca against Panama, the country’s federation will allocate the amount it would’ve been fined into Mexican schools. |
22Aug2017 | More Than 17,000 Police Agents Protecting Schools in Mexico City Agencia Informativa Latinoamericana The beginning of the school year for more than two million elementary and high-school students in Mexico City was protected by more than 17,000 police agents. |
15Aug2017 | ’The Help Never Lasts’: Why Has Mexico’s Education Revolution Failed? The Guardian Education was meant to be president Enrique Pena Nieto’s flagship policy. Yet salaries are still being paid to ‘ghost teachers’ who never enter a classroom, while children lack the tools – and even the food – they need to learn. |
31Jul2017 | Mexico’s Education Secretary Finds 44,000 Teachers Not in the Classroom The Yucatan Times Education secretary Aurelio Nuno says an audit of the nation’s teaching payroll found more than 44,000 teachers who were getting paid, but not in the classroom. |
31Jul2017 | ’Valentina & Her Magic Crayons’ Against Child Abuse El Universal The Studies Center for the Advancement of Women and Gender Equality in Mexico, part of the Chamber of Deputies, presented the book “Valentina and her Magic Crayons”, with the objective of preventing child sexual abuse. |
18May2017 | Latin America Doubles Students in Higher Education, But Inequality Persists Agencia EFE The rate of students in Latin America and the Caribbean who graduate from higher education programs more than doubled - from 21 percent to 43 percent - between 2000-2013, but challenges persist, including the high dropout rate. |
16May2017 | Thousands of Teachers March Against Education Reforms in Mexico City Ruptly TV An estimated four thousand people took to the streets of Mexico City, Monday, to protest against the government’s 2013 education reforms on Teacher’s Day. |
20Apr2017 | Most Mexican Students Say They're Happy, But Harassment Is Alarming Problem Latin American Herald Tribune The majority of 15-year-old students say they are happy, but about 20 percent of them suffer from harassment, an “alarming” problem, according to a report prepared by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. |
03Apr2017 | Despite Reforms, Experts Say Mexico's Education System Is Plagued By Inequality Humanosphere Education experts in Mexico met last week to discuss inequality, which they say will be the greatest challenge in reforming the country’s education system. |
15Mar2017 | Mexico Wants Its Kids Speaking English as Well as Spanish Within 20 Years The Washington Post With an eye to making its population more competitive in the global economy, Mexico is pushing ambitious new plans to have all of its students speaking English as well as Spanish within two decades. |
14Mar2017 | Hanging with Spider-Man of the Science Department Great Big Story Like most superheroes, Moises Vazquez prefers to keep his identity hidden - however, unlike most other costumed crusaders, you can find Vazquez in the front of a classroom. |
02Feb2017 | Education Reforms Promised to Streamline Academic Requirements for Deportees El Universal Mexico's education ministry says President Enrique Pena Nieto has instructed that officials make it easier for Mexican students deported or voluntarily returning from the United States to enroll in the country's schools. |
15Jan2017 | No One Can Stop Us if We Have a Strong Education System: Mexico Education Minister El Universal Aurelio Nuno Mayer said that "not even the most powerful man in the world" can stop Mexico if it invests in quality education. |
17Sep2016 | Nearly Half a Million US Citizens are Enrolled in Mexican Schools, and Many Are Struggling The Los Angeles Times Nearly half a million children who are U.S. citizens are enrolled in Mexican schools, according to the Mexican government. And there are at least another half a million Mexican-born young people who spent part of their life in the U.S. who have now returned home, according to estimates. |
12Aug2016 | Nueva Leon Hosts Regional Human Rights Summit Focusing on Education Scientology Newsroom Young Latin American advocates meet to coordinate plans and address gross human rights violations in their countries. |
28Jul2016 | The Continuing Indigenous Fight of Southern Mexico's Militant Teachers BavFilms Why are these teachers fighting? How far will they go to make their voices heard? And when will there be an end to Mexico's forgotten civil war? |
24Jul2016 | CNTE's Teachers Struggle in Classroom, Streets and Media in Mexico teleSUR English A striking teacher tells teleSUR her job encompasses much more than just educating from textbooks and lesson plans. |
22Jul2016 | Officials Begin Overhaul of Mexico's Antiquated Education System PanAm Post Special importance is being given to the value of inclusion and equity, of which the Mexican education system is still severely lacking. |
21Jul2016 | How Debate Training Could Become a Game Changer for Mexican Education Al Jazeera Students across the globe have been busy preparing for the World Schools Debating Championships. But for Mexico, it's about more than winning. |
14Jul2016 | Education Secretary to Revise Teacher Evaluations, Crux of Violent Protests The Yucatan Times A controversial evaluation exam given to all teachers that has spurred violent protests for two months in Mexico will be revised, the government has announced. |
08Jul2016 | Carlos Slim, Mexican Billionaire, Launches Free Online Education Platform CCTV America Carlos Slim, Mexico’s richest man, just announced the launch of a new online platform that provides free educational courses intended to help Mexico’s poor. |
04Jul2016 | 'We Can't Hear But We Can Listen,' Say Graduating Deaf Students in Mexico Agencia EFE Between applause, eight young Mexican students with hearing defects received their high school diplomas and so became the first inclusive graduating class at Jose Maria Lafragua High School in the Mexican city of Puebla. |
24Jun2016 | 'Lost Generation' Lifestyle Leads to Crime and Violence in Mexico and Beyond CCTV America A shocking study by the World Bank shows the high number of Latin American youth who drop out of school and rarely find work. They are a demographic between the ages of 15 through 24 and nicknamed the “Ninis.” |
17Jun2016 | Carlos Slim Seeking Second-Hand Smartphones to Donate Them to Mexican Schools Q24N Mexican billionaire telecommunications tycoon Carlos Slim has launched an “aggressive” program to collect used smartphones and donate them to schools, in order to provide students free access to educational materials. |
10Jun2016 | Video Inspires a New Generation of Ocean Activists TakePart On World Oceans Day this week, author and activist Joel Harper used the occasion to unveil an animated video based on his popular children’s book, All the Way to the Ocean. |
04Jun2016 | A Bookmobile Transports Wisdom to Mexico's Children CCTV America A Mexican man is turning a popular transportation vehicle into a mobile library. Created by Rodrigo Vasquez and his organization “Bico Yubo,” the vehicle is called the “Nomad.” |
03Jun2016 | UNAM's Mexican 'Spiderman' Weaves Web of Knowledge for Science Students Reuters A Mexican science teacher has come up with a novel way to get his students’ attention - giving lessons dressed as Spiderman. |
28May2016 | Google's New 'Science Journal' App Turns Your Smartphone Into a Laboratory ABC News Google’s Science Journal app is turning Android smartphones into pocket-sized scientific powerhouses, allowing users to conduct a variety of experiments using tools already built into the device. |
26May2016 | This Free App Encourages Mexican Kids to Read Before They Play on Their Smart Device Creativity to encourage children to read in Mexico, where literacy rates are low, educational organization Cengage developed an app that ensures they get in some valuable reading time as well as playing their games. |
21May2016 | Government Fires Thousands of Striking Teachers, Force from Protest Camp teleSUR Mexico's secretary of education said that more than three thousand teachers from the states of Guerrero, Oaxaca and Michoacan would be fired for missing three consecutive days of work without justification, despite the fact the teachers have missed work as a result of being on strike. |
13May2016 | This Virtual Lab Will Revolutionize the Way We Teach Science in Schools TEDxCERN Virtual reality is no longer part of some distant future, and it's not just for gaming and entertainment anymore. Michael Bodekaer wants to use it to make quality education more accessible. |
11Apr2016 | California and Mexico Students Team Up to Tackle Violence Through Art KPBS News Students from San Diego and Mexico City are teaming up to create works of art that explore violence. |
07Apr2016 | A Young Political Star in Mexico Takes on a Major Battle: Fixing the Nation's Schools The Washington Post Mexico’s education secretary has thrown teachers-union leaders in jail, deployed federal police to guard teacher-testing sites, fired thousands of instructors and raised money to renovate 33,000 schools - all in less than a year. |
12Mar2016 | What Went Wrong with Mexican President Pena Nieto's Promised Education Reform? GPPR Among the set of structural reforms that were passed by Congress, the overhaul of the education system has proven to be the most limited in its scope. |
01Mar2016 | Mexico to Fire Over 3,300 Teachers Who Failed to Turn Up for Exam Agence France-Presse Unions are fighting reforms that include testing as government tries to improve standards and end practice where teaching jobs are sold or inherited. |
15Feb2016 | GROW Fund Gives $150K for Mexico Youth Education The Packer Organics Unlimited’s GROW Fund has approved a grant of $150,000 to Project Amigo, a nonprofit that helps provide access to education for youth in Colima, Mexico. |
03Feb2016 | TED: A Delightful Way to Teach Kids About Computers TEDxCERN Linda Liukas is helping to educate problem-solving kids, encouraging them to see computers not as mechanical, boring and complicated but as colorful, expressive machines meant to be tinkered with. |
20Jan2016 | World Bank Reports One in Five Young Latin Americans Do Not Study or Work teleSUR According to the report, young people from poor families form part of a vicious circle of broken homes, academic failure, and lack of access to the jobs market that can push them into crime. |
08Jan2016 | Kids Crossing the US-Mexico Border to Get to School BBC Mexico Students in towns and cities that dot the US-Mexico border are, in many ways, like students everywhere. They wake up, get dressed, pack their homework and maybe a lunch. But some students on the Texas border grab something else on their way out the door: their passport. |
02Jan2016 | Cesar Harada on How to Teach Kids to Love Science TED Fellows Cesar Harada teaches citizen science and invention to the next generation of environmentalists, instilling a universal lesson that his own parents taught him at a young age: "You can make a mess, but you have to clean up after yourself." |
11Dec2015 | Go to College: First Lady Michelle Obama Raps About the Benefits of Higher Ed CollegeHumor College is awesome. If you don’t believe us just ask the First Lady of the United States and SNL’s Jay Pharoah. |
07Dec2015 | Online University Offers Poor Students a Chance VOA News University of the People is a university that has no tuition costs. The university’s classes and teaching materials are all free online. Also, all of the teachers are volunteers. |
24Nov2015 | OCED Reports That Mexico Ranks Last in Per Capita Spending on Education teleSUR The Mexican government ranks last in annual spending per student among the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development countries, according to a new report made public on Tuesday. |
14Nov2015 | Public Education Teacher Evaluations Begin This Weekend with Police Protection Mexico Voices Teacher performance evaluations begin this weekend in Mexico, as educators will take exams to determine if they are fit to continue in the classroom. The process will occur, however, amidst police operations responding to the threat from dissident teachers of boycotting the exams’ implementation. |
20Oct2015 | Government Plans to Test Teachers as Well as Pupils for Proficiency Al Jazeera Mexico's government is taking drastic action to improve its educational system as teaching standards have fallen far behind other countries in the region. |
14Sep2015 | Free Internet Heading to 7,600 Mexican Schools telecompaper Mexico's communications and transportation ministry has reached an agreement with the country's Union of Entrepreneurs for Technology in Education to bring free internet access to over 7,600 schools. |
09Sep2015 | Despite Success as Best in State, Mexico School on Wheels to Close CCTV As the school year gets underway, a small group of kids in Mexico will be opening their text books in a unique environment: a classroom on wheels - the last of its kind. |
01Sep2015 | #GROWTURNS10: Organics Unlimited Marks Decade of Social Responsibility Program in Mexico Produce Retailer Organics Unlimited is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its GROW social responsibility program that supports rural Mexican and Ecuadorian communities surrounding its organic banana farms. |
30Aug2015 | New Education Secretary Nuno Vows That Education Reforms Will Advance Mexico News Daily The new Secretary of Education has pledged that education reforms will be applied “forcefully” throughout Mexico, and through dialogue with teachers. |
24Aug2015 | Thousands of Poor Children Return to School at Educational Disadvantage - Government Report La Jornada Monday, just over 25 million children and adolescents return to school for the 2015-2016 school year. However, thousands of children will do so at a disadvantage. |
28Jul2015 | Survey Says 70% of Mexicans Believe in Mandatory Teacher Evaluations The Mazatlan Messenger According to a survey conducted by the center for Social Studies and Public Opinion of the Chamber of Deputies, 70 percent of Mexicans believe that the evaluation of teachers is beneficial to students and parents. |
27Jul2015 | Teachers in 26 Mexican States Plan Boycott for Upcoming School Year Agencia EFE Representatives from CNTE teachers union locals in 26 states across Mexico have agreed to boycott classes at the start of the upcoming school year to protest "repression" by officials. |
13Jul2015 | Mexican Youths Are Tuning Into Enviromental Issues The News Faced with the challenge of achieving the first goal of the Aichi agreement - creating a global awareness of the issue of biodiversity - Mexico has reached a benchmark of 90 percent awareness on the subject. |
06Jul2015 | Brain Drain: Educators Are Leaving Mexico for Better Wages and Opportunity CCTV America Mexico has long had a problem retaining skilled teachers who seek employment in other countries offering incentives. Despite increased spending by Mexican employers to keep academics from looking elsewhere, many professors still see opportunities across the border as a better bet. |
05Jul2015 | Hundreds of Dissident Educators March in Mexico Against Teacher Evaluations Agencia EFE Hundreds of teachers who object to recently imposed educational reforms staged protest marches Saturday in several Mexican cities, while the Public Education Secretariat is evaluating thousands more for the acceptance and promotion of teaching staff. |
01Jul2015 | Five Million Mexicans Over 15 Years Old Are Illiterate Prensa Latina Five million Mexicans over 15 years old cannot read or write, figures released by the National Institute for Adult Education show. |
28Jun2015 | Supreme Court Makes Further Rulings That Validate Mexico's Education Reforms Mexico News Daily The court announced last week that the removal of pro tem teachers who fail evaluations they must take in order to occupy full-time positions is not in violation of the constitution. |
28Jun2015 | Robotix Faire Introduces Mexican Kids to Technology La Prensa Demonstrations of drone flights, a robot exhibition and interactive workshops are some of the attractions at the Robotix Faire in the Expositions and Congresses Center of UNAM, which aims to bring technology closer to children. |
27Jun2015 | The Last Generation of Mexico's 'Train School' Children Zoomin.TV World News Last century in Mexico, it was very common for railway workers' families to live in a mobile society of train coaches. Due to privatization of the railway system this form of schooling is dying off. |
22Jun2015 | Education for All: Mexico's Progress in Education for Marginalized Communities WISE Channel Mexican community education institutions have worked hard to improve the teaching quality and attendance rates in rural and marginalized areas. As a result, it is now more common to find classrooms full of attentive students, even in remote and marginalized regions of Mexico. |
19Jun2015 | Mayor of Mexico City Orders Schools to Grow Gardens Agencia EFE The 110 Mexico City public schools participating in the SaludArte program to fight obesity and promote healthy eating must start urban gardens, the head of the capital's government, Miguel Angel Mancera, said. |
16Jun2015 | Mexico Eases Transcript Requirement for Returning Kids Who Attended School in US The Associated Press Mexico on Monday enacted a measure meant to help hundreds of thousands of young migrants who have returned from the United States, dropping a requirement that they provide government-certified, translated copies of foreign school records in order to study in Mexico. |
11Jun2015 | Thousands of Teachers Turn Out to Protest Education Reforms in Mexico CCTV News In Mexico City, thousands of teachers took to the streets on Wednesday, to protest against education reforms in the country. |
08Jun2015 | Federal District Judge Orders Mexico Teacher Evaluations to Be Carried Out CNNMexico The Sixth District Judge in Administrative Matters in Mexico City ruled on Monday that teachers will have to take the teaching evaluation test at the time established by the National Institute of Educational Evaluation. |
04Jun2015 | Andres Oppenheimer: Mexico Makes Its Worst Mistake in Many Years Miami Herald Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto’s decision to indefinitely suspend teacher evaluations - the core of his much-applauded educational reform - is a catastrophic mistake that stains his presidency and is likely to hurt Mexico for decades to come. |
02Jun2015 | How a Mexican Teacher Union Thwarted the President's Education Reform The Christian Science Monitor President Enrique Pena Nieto has made education a key plank of his reform agenda. Yet his willingness to surrender a crucial reform measure has many questioning his motivations and ability to lead the nation. |
02Jun2015 | Dissident Teachers Strike Over Education Overhaul, Government Weakens Stance The Wall Street Journal Members of a dissident teachers’ group went on indefinite strike in Mexico, vandalizing government offices, torching electoral documents and leaving at least a million children without classes. |
16May2015 | Supreme Court Orders Private School to Compensate Child Victim of Bullying Gulf News Mexico’s Supreme Court ordered a private school on to give $33,000 in compensation to a seven-year-old boy who was bullied by other students with a teacher’s approval. |
07May2015 | Children Originally from Mexico or Born in the US Turned Away from Mexican Schools Al Jazeera It's a familiar tale for thousands of children - originally from Mexico or born in the US to Mexican parents who return to Mexico after having studied in the US. |
02May2015 | 23K Mexicans Take Part in US Educational Exchanges EFE U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Antony Blinken made a speech here praising Mexican-U.S. educational exchange programs that last year brought some 23,000 students and teachers from Mexico to the United States. |
22Apr2015 | UNESCO: More Than Five Million Mexicans Are Illiterate The News This historical lag is not unique to Mexico. There are 793 million people worldwide who don’t know how to read and write. Most of them are in Asia and Africa, but Latin America also has a significant number. |
15Apr2015 | Why Do So Many Young People in Mexico and Central America Hook Up in Parks? Pacific Standard Parks in Latin America serve a number of purposes. They provide a green respite in an otherwise concrete jungle. They’re a space where anyone from the wealthy to the homeless can rest their legs. And, for young couples, they’re the most popular place to hook up. |
05Apr2015 | What Are the Biggest Barriers to Educating Girls Around the Globe? PBS NewsHour A new U.S. government effort in partnership with the Peace Corps is aimed at educating the 62 million girls around the world who do not attend school. |
20Mar2015 | Senators to Promote Actions Against Violence and Harassment in Mexico Schools The News The OECD said there is more bullying and harassment in Mexico than in any of its member countries. The Senate will implement policies and concrete actions to combat and reverse violence in the schools. |
13Mar2015 | 'Unreal Campaign' Brings Anticounterfeiting Message to Students in Mexico AG-IP News The International Trademark Association has held its first Unreal Campaign student engagement session in Mexico. The Unreal Campaign is a consumer awareness program that aims to educate students about the dangers of counterfeiting and importance of trademarks. |
28Feb2015 | More Than 60% of Mexico High School Seniors Have Poor Science and Math Skills La Jornada In Mexico, 33% of high school seniors under the age of 18 can only complete basic arithmetic, while 30% are in the lowest levels of competency in science and 20% in reading. |
14Feb2015 | Big Future with Bill Gates: Can Online Classrooms Educate the Developing World? The Verge Bill Gates believes that online courses can bring the world's best teachers to anyone with a smartphone or tablet, for free. |
06Feb2015 | No Hablo Ingles: How Mexico's Education System Is Failing Its Students Fusion The country’s education system is failing to prepare youth for a global world, sentencing them to social paralysis. In other words, it’s producing whole generations of kids facing a world they don’t understand and which doesn’t understand them. |
02Feb2015 | Only 3% of Mexico Grad Students Pass English Exam The Mazatlan Messenger The Mexican First president told reporters that of the students graduating from public high schools in Mexico, 97 percent failed the English portion of the exam administered by the Ministry of Public Education. |
28Jan2015 | ECLAC: Young People in Latin America Face Stigma and Inequality Inter Press Service Young people in Latin America now enjoy greater access to education. But in many cases their future is dim due to the lack of opportunities and the siren call of crime in a region where 167 million people are poor, and 71 million live in extreme poverty. |
17Jan2015 | Young Inventor Seeks Next Einstein Among Mexico's Indigenous People Latin American Herald Tribune Cristobal Miguel Garcia Jaimes, who just turned 19, says he was driven to build the world’s cheapest particle accelerator by his interest in motivating other indigenous youths in the southern Mexican state of Guerrero. |
11Jan2015 | Sixty Percent of Mexico's Aspiring Teachers Fail Competitive Selection Exam Latin American Herald Tribune Well over half of the 16,283 applicants for more than 5,000 open teaching positions in Mexico’s public schools received failing scores in the second round of competitive examinations. |
31Dec2014 | ¡Ya Basta! Warnings About Bullying in Mexico Prensa Latina Mexico ranks world's first in the recurrence of bullying at the level of secondary education, says an editorial of the newspaper La Jornada. The text makes reference to Cristina Jauregui's book 'Enough! Let's End the Bullying.' |
15Dec2014 | Skype Translator Opens the Classroom to the World TechCrunch Skype has been talking about, and demoing, its new real-time translation software for Skype for a while now, but users will begin getting first-hand experience with the tool as of today. |
08Dec2014 | '100,000 Strong in the Americas': US Encourages Students to Study in Mexico El Paso Times A new initiative by President Barack Obama intends to send 100,000 American students to Latin America and the Caribbean. In exchange, the education initiative aims for the same number of students from those countries to learn and train in the U.S. by the year 2020. |
23Oct2014 | Ensena por Mexico: Agents of Change Building Educational Opportunities in Mexico TeachForAll A nation with tremendous potential to expand and improve educational opportunity for its youth, Mexico also faces a diverse range of challenges. |
18Oct2014 | 85 Million Children Receive School Meals in Latin America and the Caribbean World Food Programme The 6th Latin American and Caribbean School Feeding Seminar this week saw 200 participants exchange experiences to determine how school feeding programs can improve their impact and efficiency. |
13Oct2014 | In Higher Education Rankings, Latin America Universities Fail to Make the Grade MENAFN/AFP Nobel prize week can prompt uncomfortable soul-searching at universities in Latin America, which has produced relatively few winners in the sciences - a symptom, experts say, of the region's struggles in higher education. |
25Sep2014 | Microsoft to Offer Programming Courses to 1 Million Young People in Latin America Latin American Herald Tribune Microsoft has launched its “I Can Program” initiative to teach computer programming to more than 1 million young people in Latin America via an “easy and fun” approach. |
12Sep2014 | Ensena por Mexico: Bringing an American Touch to Mexican Schools Newsweek In Mexico, where teachers have long been known for their absenteeism and lack of preparation and students rank among the lowest performers among a group of 34 advanced and emerging countries, it is unusual to see a teacher at a public school holding his students accountable - and vice versa. |
10Sep2014 | Education at a Glance: Mexico Is Only OECD Country Where Youth Work More Than Study Latin Times Mexico is reportedly the only country a part of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development where youth spend more time working than in school. |
09Sep2014 | Did Enrique Pena Nieto, Mexican President, Go to College? According to Records, No Latin Times The issue brings up many questions for the people of Mexico: If the President didn’t go to a university, how is he going to understand and promote the importance of education for a country’s development? |
06Sep2014 | A Daily Ritual: Children Cross Mexican Border to Receive a US Education The Washington Post While the immigration debate rages on in the country, one small area along the border has fostered a unique relationship that began decades ago. Hundreds of U.S. citizens living in Mexico cross the border every morning to attend public school. |
20Aug2014 | Mexico to Distribute 710K Tablets in Public Schools telecompaper The Mexican government aims to distribute almost 710,000 tablets in public schools across Mexico as part of a digital inclusion initiative. |
26Jul2014 | Coca-Cola Foundation Installing Clean Water Technology in Mexican Schools Water Online The Mexican charity arm of Coca-Cola announced a plan to donate drinking fountains that purify tap water to 741 public schools. |
24Jul2014 | Four Million Mexican Children Are Not in School, Says INEE President Mexico News Daily Sylvia Irene Schmelkes told a conference in Zacatecas last week that there are 4 million Mexican children aged three to 14 years who don’t attend school. |
09Jul2014 | Mexico Has Achieved 74% of Indicators in United Nations' Development Goals Mexico News Daily Time is running out for completion of the eight Millennium Development Goals, but Mexico has completed 74% of the indicators of progress in the United Nations project. |
02Jul2014 | 1 in 4 Mexican Teachers Feel Ill Prepared; Only 62% Have a Degree Mexico News Daily Nearly one in four Mexican teachers at the secondary level feel ill prepared to do their jobs, according to a study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). And only 62% have completed a university degree. |
28Jun2014 | Study Finds Only 27 Percent of Indigenous Mexicans Finish High School Press TV Recently released statistics show that in Mexico’s indigenous communities, only 27 per cent of children graduate from high school. |
25Jun2014 | There's a Serious Bullying Problem in Mexico. Are the Cartels to Blame? GlobalPost The tragic death of a 12-year-old has sparked a national debate on schoolyard violence. Politicians and psychologists point to the bloodshed outside the gates. |
22Jun2014 | In Mexico, Focus Turns to Bullies in Schools After Death of Student The Los Angeles Times In a nation that has drawn international notoriety for drug cartel carnage, public officials are now focusing on another form of violence that plagues Mexican society: school bullying. |
21Jun2014 | Coca-Cola to Mexican School Children: Go Ahead and Drink the Tap Water WSJ.com Under fire for contributing to obesity, company will install purifying drinking fountains at public schools. |
12Jun2014 | Mexico Drug War Violence Has Turned Teaching Into High-Risk Profession La Jornada Teachers in Guerrero and Michoacan declare that given the lack of public security prevailing in the region, teaching has become a high risk profession. |
08Jun2014 | Human Rights Commission Opens Investigation Into Bullying That Led to Student's Death Justice in Mexico Project Mexico’s National Human Rights Commission opened an investigation into bullying and violence among adolescents in schools after the recent death of a young student in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas. |
05Jun2014 | Mexico Spends $27 Million a Year on Schools That Don't Exist Vocative Recently, the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness, a think tank here in the country’s capital, published a report that sent shockwaves through Mexico, describing an education system that’s cluttered with corruption. |
04Jun2014 | #ElBullyingNOesUnJuego: Celebrities in Mexico Say 'Bullying Is Not a Game' Al Jazeera An online campaign declaring that #ElBullyingNOesUnJuego - Bullying is NOT a game" - is taking on Mexico's growing school bullying problem, with some help from celebrities. |
02Jun2014 | 6 Out of 10 Students Harassed in Mexico High Schools La Jornada Even though in 2010 the Secretariat of Public Education issued the guide to the Safe School Program, which warns about risk factors for the bullying of elementary and middle school students, the act has reached “scandalous” numbers. |
24May2014 | President Vows to Launch All-Out Battle Against School Bullying Agence France-Presse Mexico's President vowed on Friday to launch an all-out battle against a spate of bullying in schools after a 12-year-old boy died from injuries sustained in a beating by classmates. |
22May2014 | After a Decade of Falling Enrollment, Mexico, US Seek to Boost Student Exchanges Associated Press Americans studying in Latin America have stopped looking so intently at Mexico, which has dropped from first to fourth for U.S. students going abroad in the region in 10 years. |
19May2014 | President Pena Nieto Praises Teachers, Says Education Is Primary Responsibility The News President Enrique Pena Nieto has announced a 6.24 percent increase in teachers salaries, which he said is the appropriate outcome of the ongoing collective bargaining process. |
12May2014 | Education Reform Organization Says Public Funds Are Being Mishandled The News The education reform organization Mexicanos Primero claimed last week that 35 billion pesos from the country’s education budget are diverted each year to union leaders and people who are listed on the payroll but do not actually interact with students. |
26Apr2014 | UNESCO: On World Book Day, Mexico Ranks Second to Last in Reading The Mazatlan Messenger During this week's celebration of World Book Day, the light shining on Mexico was not favorable. According to UNESCO, globally Mexico ranks 107 out of 108 countries in the organization's Reading Index. |
19Apr2014 | Google Glass Takes Mexico Students to Hawaii Island KHON2.com Google Glass helped take students from three Oahu schools and one school in Mexico on a virtual field trip to Hawaii Island. |
16Apr2014 | Education Laws of Four West Coast States Challenged by Mexico Government CNNMexico The federal government has filed constitutional objections against the education laws of the states of Chiapas, Michoacan, Oaxaca, and Sonora. The government considers these laws to be contrary to the constitutional reform to education passed in February 2013. |
03Apr2014 | First Education System Census Finds Infrastructure Problems, Unidentifiable Teachers The Associated Press Mexican officials say the first census of the country's education system found at least a third of public schools have infrastructure problems and there are thousands of school workers who can't be identified. |
22Mar2014 | 6 in 10 Young Mexicans Over Age 19 Drop Out of School - OECD La Jornada At least six out of 10 young people over age 19 in Mexico have dropped out of school completely, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development warned. |
20Mar2014 | Free Zapatista Textbook Now Available in English IC Magazine Put on your thinking caps because the first of four Zapatista textbooks from last year's widely popular 'Little School' have been translated to English. |
06Mar2014 | Experts Urge Educational Technology Revolution at Mexico Conference Fox News Latino Experts from Mexico and the United States meeting in this capital insisted on the need to overhaul teaching methodologies and equip educators with the technological tools needed to enhance student performance. |
13Feb2014 | It's Your School: Keeping Mexico's Education System Transparent Transparency International By holding school authorities accountable and engaging with other members - such as teachers - needs can be prioritized and suggestions around school resources can be presented in a more efficient way. |
03Feb2014 | Prestigious School in Mexico Enrages By Teaching 'How to Prevent Being Gay' Latin Times A prestigious school group in Mexico has come under attack after publishing a homophobic article in its online magazine. |
25Jan2014 | Current Educational Model to Be Examined in Forums 'Open to All Interested' La Jornada From next February to June, the Secretariat of Public Education will hold 21 national and regional forums to review the current educational model. |
20Jan2014 | Dissident Teachers Warn Struggle Against Education Reform Will Continue La Jornada Leaders of the CNTE announced that their national protests against the education reform will continue with protests in the streets, but also in classrooms across the country. |
08Jan2014 | Mexico Government vs. Dissident Teachers: Fear Doesn't Travel by Donkey Milenio It is comforting to know that 72 percent of the residents of Mexico City endorse the scrupulous evacuation of the dissident teachers of the CNTE from the Plaza of the Republic last Sunday and that the popularity of Mayor Miguel Mancera Angel recovered a little - but the noteworthy point could be elsewhere. |
27Dec2013 | Prioritizing College Education, Nation's Universities Boosting Enrollment The News The Public Education Secretariat said that the number of spaces in Mexico’s public universities has increased during the 2013-14 school year, offering an additional 41,406 spaces through the Emerging Enrollment Program for Higher Education. |
25Dec2013 | Government Expects Early Solution to Mexican Dissenting Teachers' Camp Prensa Latina The mayor of the Federal District, Miguel Angel Mancera, expects positive results on Wednesday to solve the situation in the camp that the National Coordinator of Education Workers set up in Mexico City. |
10Dec2013 | Fighting the Government, Radical Teachers Union CNTE Gives Mexico a Harsh Lesson The Wall Street Journal As Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto begins to implement an overhaul of Mexico’s troubled public school system, the CNTE has stepped up its efforts to fight the government. |
09Dec2013 | Government: We Have Met 74.5 Percent Of Millennium Development Goals Agencia EFE Mexico has met 74.5 percent of its Millennium Development Goals and is working to achieve the other targets set for 2015, the Foreign Relations Secretariat said. |
28Nov2013 | Born in the United States, But Struggling to Acclimate in Mexico NPR.org About 300,000 children born in the U.S. are now living in Mexico because their parents were deported or headed south when jobs here dried up. For many of these kids, adapting to life and school in Mexico is a struggle. |
19Nov2013 | Thousands of Mexican Teachers Begin New Actions Against Education Reform Prensa Latina The Mexican National Coordinating Office of Education Workers announced a new program of activities to oppose education reform, beginning with a march to the Interior Ministry. |
15Nov2013 | The Government is Determined to Achieve Higher Quality Education in Mexico: EPN Presidency of the Republic President Enrique Pena Nieto visited an elementary school in the municipality of Ecatepec, where he mingled with students, teachers and parents, whom he assured of, “The government’s effort to promote and achieve higher quality education for all the country’s children and youth.” |
09Nov2013 | Mexico's Ex-President Vicente Fox Urges Students to Find Purpose, Compassion Dallas News Vicente Fox, former president of Mexico, urged US students to find a life purpose, to be compassionate and to be wary of political ideologies. |
03Nov2013 | Government Gives Free Laptop Computers to Mexico's Elementary Students McClatchyDC Following in the footsteps of many other nations around the globe, Mexico is giving simple free laptop computers to some elementary school students. |
28Oct2013 | Public School Dropouts Caused by Violence Hinder Regional Development Infosurhoy.com In Central America, about 3.6 million children and adolescents are failing in school, while in Mexico more than a million students failed to complete the school year in 2012. |
25Oct2013 | Higher Education in Mexico: The Quest to Become More-Competitive Globally IBTimes Ddespite the positive measures undertaken during President Pena’s first year in office, numerous challenges remain across a range of sectors. These include issues that impact the country’s global competitiveness, not the least of which is higher education. |
17Oct2013 | Dissident Teachers Demonstrate in Six States; Occupy Municipal Headquarters, Highways Aristegui Noticias Teachers from the National Coordinating Committee of Education Workers increased their demonstrations yesterday in the states of Michoacan, Quintana Roo, Veracruz, Chiapas, Tabasco and Zacatecas, occupying municipal government headquarters and highways, as well as facilities of these states. |
16Oct2013 | Mexico's Striking Teachers Violate Children's Rights - Supreme Court Justice Milenio Justice Olga Sanchez Cordero said that the State must ensure that the rights of children are given precedence over those of teachers, after members of the National Coordinating Committee of Education Workers stopped giving classes. |
14Oct2013 | Mexico Dissident Teachers Announce More Supporters, Expanded Protests Milenio The National Coordinating Committee of Education Workers announced a new organizational phase with protests around the country: at the borders, Pemex facilities, toll booths and shopping centers. |
14Oct2013 | Mexican NGO Rewards Students Who Stay in School Infosurhoy.com Since 2004, NGO Anímate a Estudiar has combated truancy in Mexico and motivated children to stay in school in a country where more than a million students drop out annually. |
12Oct2013 | New Criminal Charge Filed Against Former Teacher Union Leader Gordillo The News The Attorney General’s Office laid down another criminal charge against former National Education Workers Union leader Elba Esther Gordillo, late this week. Gordillo is now charged with tax fraud, in addition to embezzlement and racketeering. |
11Oct2013 | Dissident Teachers Reject Agreement with Government, Threaten New Protests Aristegui Noticias Members of the National Coordinating Committee of Education Workers (CNTE), repudiated the agreement reached by their leaders with the Secretariat of Government Relations last week and threatened new demonstrations and blockades in Mexico City. |
08Oct2013 | After Nearly 2 Months, Striking Teachers to Resume Classes in Mexico Agence France-Presse A Mexican union representing thousands of striking teachers announced Monday that they will return to their schools after protests that left 1.3 million children without class for almost two months. |
05Oct2013 | Women Teachers in Mexico Protest New Restrictive Education Law Women News Network Excluded from the debate on educational reform, women teachers in Mexico are protesting against a new law that will affect them negatively, especially those working in rural and indigenous communities. |
23Sep2013 | Luis Pazos: What Worries the Leaders of the Dissident Teachers in Mexico MexiData.info What worries the leaders of the radical left of the CNTE is that the reform will take away their power to manipulate positions and payrolls at their whim, insofar as assignment of the positions will be based on an evaluation, the posts going to the best and not to those the leaders' name. |
21Sep2013 | Lack of University Spots Cut Short the Dreams of Many in Mexico NBC News Some 26 million children and young adults hit the books again in Mexico this fall, striving against the odds for the education they desperately want. |
17Sep2013 | Samsung Deploys Samsung School Platform at Mexico City College telecompaper The platform seeks to give teachers greater control over their classroom, increasing student engagement and ensuring transfer of materials to pupils. |
16Sep2013 | UNAM: Illiteracy Affects Almost 7 Million Mexicans Older Than 15 La Jornada Around 6.7 million Mexicans above the age of 15 are unable to read or write, and what's most regrettable is that nearly half a million young people between 15 and 25 are illiterate. |
15Sep2013 | David Agren: Politics at Play in Mexico's Ongoing Teacher Protests USA Today Teachers have long played important roles in Mexican politics as opportunistic politicians and political parties have leveraged the teachers union's organizational muscle and long reach into the country's most remote pueblos. |
13Sep2013 | Schools in Mexico: Funding, But Not Enough for Phys Ed or Desks Inter Press Service On his first day of fourth grade, Efraín found there were no desks or benches in the classroom in his Mexico City school. His parents had to help the teacher haul in furniture from other rooms so the children wouldn’t have to start the new school year sitting on the floor. |
11Sep2013 | President Signs Education Bill Into Law, Calls on Teachers to Study Changes The News President Enrique Pena Nieto signed a series of controversial education bills into law on Tuesday. The bills were approved by both houses of Congress last week. |
05Sep2013 | Javier Aranda Luna: Mexico Education - When the Future Catches Up With Us La Jornada I really don't now what it is to be a teacher, but I imagine that helping build a child's intelligence, maintaining their amazement, igniting their imagination and teaching one of the greatest creations of history, writing, is not easy. |
04Sep2013 | Mexican Senate Passes Controversial Part of Education Reform Bill Reuters Mexico’s Congress gave final approval concerning a federal bill to overhaul the country’s public education system, in spite of nationwide protests by teachers and their supporters over the last several days. |
02Sep2013 | Mexico Lower House Approves Final Part of Divisive Education Reform Reuters Mexican lawmakers on Sunday approved the final part of a bill to reform an education sector that badly underperforms global peers, legislation that has prompted thousands of school staff to protest in the streets. |
29Aug2013 | In Mexico, Teachers Fight Against Reforms Familiar to Those North of the Border The Washington Post The Mexican government is trying to overhaul the nation’s public schools in a way that might ring familiar in the United States: changing how teachers are hired, fired and evaluated. |
26Aug2013 | What School Costs a Family in Mexico City Milenio For some parents the return to school presents a worrying problem - they not only have to succeed in getting their children to the classroom on time, but also worry about their income dwindling because of the cost of supplies and transportation. |
24Aug2013 | 70% of Mexico Students Drop Out of School Because of Lack of Resources The Mazatlan Messenger A study by the Bank of Mexico showed a high attrition rate among young people seeking an education. In fact, the study revealed that up to 70% of Mexico students lack the economic resources needed for school and eventually drop out. |
23Aug2013 | Lawmakers Yield to Mass Protest Action, Postpone Education Law Vote The News Mexico’s deputies have agreed to postpone debate on a controversial educational law that provoked fierce protests from one of the country’s biggest teachers unions, after senior deputies agreed it needs revising. |
21Aug2013 | Teachers in Mexico Add School Textbook Errors to Their List of Complaints Associated Press As Mexican children trooped back to school this week, they had already learned one lesson: You can't believe everything you read in your textbook. |
20Aug2013 | 1M Students Miss First Day of School as Teachers Strike Over Assessments PressTV Thousands of teachers in Mexico have staged a strike in protest against a reform implementing job performance appraisals, which caused over 1 million students to miss their first day of school. |
19Aug2013 | 'Unforgivable': Mexico Students Head Back to School with Flawed Textbooks Associated Press Teachers are trying to manually correct at least 117 mistakes that the Education Department acknowledged it found after millions of elementary textbooks were printed. |
18Aug2013 | Dissident Teachers Call Indefinite Strike Beginning First Day of School La Jornada With a "massive" call to the teachers of the country, the National Coordinating Committee of Education Workers will promote an indefinite work stoppage beginning this week. |
18Jul2013 | OAS and Mexico to Offer 600 Postgraduate Scholarships to Students from the Americas OAS.org The Organization of American States and Mexico signed an agreement to provide scholarship opportunities to 600 citizens of the Americas for master's or doctoral studies in science and engineering in Mexico. |
02Jul2013 | OECD: Mexico First in High School Dropouts Between 15 and 18 Years Old La Jornada Mexico ranked first in high school dropouts aged 15 to 18 and last in expected graduation of university students pursuing bachelor’s degrees; it also ranked third in minors who neither study nor work. |
26Jun2013 | Woman in Oaxaca Graduates from Elementary School... at Age 100! Milenio Her name is Manuela Hernandez Velasquez. At 100 years of age, she obtained her elementary school certificate, proving that it is never late to study. |
20Jun2013 | As Demand for Higher Education Rises, Mexico Increases University Options The News Public Education Undersecretary Fernando Serrano Migallon announced the addition of 36,376 admissions slots in Mexico’s higher education system by the Public Education Secretariat. |
19Jun2013 | 11-Year-Old Mexican Prodigy Heads to Harvard in Fall ABC-Univision Most 11-year-olds are stressing about the big move to middle school. Not Luis Roberto Ramirez Alvarez. The little boy from Michoacan, Mexico is headed to Harvard this fall. |
12Jun2013 | Mexico Tightens Education Standards to Include Mandatory High School Education Agencia EFE Education was compulsory until now only to the middle school level, but it is now being expanded through high school, the last educational level before students enter a university. |
04Jun2013 | Can Technology Help Mexican Education? CNN In the impoverished and crime-ridden Mexico City suburb Ciudad Netzahualcoyotl, a pioneering education center is tutoring students through a mix of computer programs and teaching. |
04Jun2013 | A New Offering for Mexico's Hopeful College Grads: Student Loans SmartPlanet Unlike in the U.S., where student loans are run of the mill, few Mexicans have access to the financing that could help them pay for a college education. That’s where FINAE, an institution specializing in financing higher education, comes in. |
13May2013 | Schools on the Border: Mexico Students Struggle Amid Teacher Strike Al Jazeera Mexico's school system is failing children, and with another teachers' strike in effect, parents look to homeschooling. |
11May2013 | Children in Mexico Caught Between Two Worlds and Two Systems Al Jazeera A border town in the US is trying stop school children from Mexico using its education system. Every day, hundreds of children cross the border into Arizona. Many were born in the US but their parents now live in Mexico. |
10May2013 | Study Abroad in Mexico? Fewer Students From US Are Making the Trek The Christian Science Monitor One announcement from Obama's Mexico trip was a bilateral forum on higher education. Educational exchanges between the US and Mexico have stagnated or fallen over the past decade. |
09May2013 | Why Mexico's Education Reforms Are Important The Heritage Foundation Mexico seems poised for education reform, as evidenced by the release of last year’s documentary titled De Panzanzo (loosely translated to “Barely Passing”), which exposes a decrepit Mexican public school system prone to corruption. |
01May2013 | Here's Why Teachers in Mexico are Slinging Rocks Through Government Windows Quartz Do protesting teachers in Mexico want what's best for their country, or what's best for themselves? |
29Apr2013 | Computers Are No Longer a Luxury for Students TakePart The CEO of Connect2Compete says we must bridge the digital divide between low-income kids and children living in affluent neighborhoods. |
29Apr2013 | The Economist Explains Why Mexico's Teachers Are Wielding Axes The Economist Teachers’ strikes normally involve nothing more extreme than an orderly march and some well-punctuated placards. In Mexico they are more serious affairs. |
26Apr2013 | More Days in Classroom Does Not Translate Into More Learning in Mexico ScienceDaily As Mexico and other Latin American countries wrestle with improving the quality of education for primary school students, economists have found that extending the length of the school year in the region will do little to improve student performance on standardized tests. |
23Apr2013 | Teachers in Guerrero, Mexico Take to the Streets With Sticks and Pipes The Global Mail In many countries, teacher trade unions are seen as a less confrontational force than physical workers such as miners. But here in Mexico, educators are blocking roads, shutting shopping centers and taking on the police. |
21Apr2013 | Guerrero Secretary of Education Will Begin Process to Hire Substitute Teachers to Replace Strikers Milenio The head of the Secretariat of Education of Guerrero [SEG], Silvia Romero Suárez, announced that on Monday, April 22, they will begin the process to replace the teachers involved in the dissident teachers work stoppage. |
09Apr2013 | Momentum Towards Meeting the MDGs: 1,000 Days of Action Remain UNWomen Since their adoption in 2000, the Millennium Development Goals - the MDGs - have made a huge difference, helping to set global and national priorities and fuel action on the ground. |
06Apr2013 | Faced with 'Repression', Mexico's CNTE Dissident Teachers Issue 'High Alert' La Jornada Teachers' leaders said that today they will convene an emergency meeting of the CNTE's extended national political leadership to define a position. |
05Apr2013 | Key to Development for the Future of Mexico is Education, Education, Education La Jornada The fundamental way to achieve both preparing a solid foundation for long term growth and bringing about public policies for social justice is to spend on education. |
04Apr2013 | Education Gap at Alarming Level in Mexico, Warn Researchers La Jornada The education gap in Mexico has reached an alarming level, as 41 percent of the population over the age of 15 (32 million Mexicans) find themselves within it. |
02Apr2013 | Government Unveils Plan to Fight Addiction, Violence in Mexico Schools Xinhua The Mexican government announced a strategy on Monday to prevent addiction and violence in elementary and middle schools in 57 districts with high incidences of both. |
27Mar2013 | With Reforms in Place, Mexico is Poised to Change Poor State of Its Education System VOXXI With a corrupted politician out of the way and an education reform program law in place, Mexico is poised to change the poor state of its education system. |
25Mar2013 | Report on Mexico Education Says Almost 15 Percent Drop Out of High School La Jornada An INEE report on High School Education points out that despite a reduction in the overall dropout rate, the number of young people who drop out of high school is still very high. |
16Mar2013 | Should Mexican-American Books Be Banned in US Public Schools? TakePart In pockets across the country, some legislators and educators want to keep students from reading books that shed light on racial and cultural diversity. |
12Mar2013 | Thousands of Dissident Teachers March Against Educational 'Reform' Weekly News Update Thousands of teachers from the National Education Workers Coordinating Committee (CNTE), marched in Mexico City last week to protest a series of "educational reforms" that President Enrique Pena Nieto signed into law on Feb. 25. |
06Mar2013 | Members of Mexican Teachers Union Protest Education, Labor Reforms EFE Thousands of members of the CNTE teachers union took to the streets of Mexico City and other cities to protest government plans to reform the educational system and labor regulations. |
02Mar2013 | Test the Teacher? Educators Balk at Mexico's New Education Reforms The Christian Science Monitor The powerful teachers' union opposes the new education reform enacted this week, but supporters say it could improve competitiveness and boost Mexico's standing in the global economy. |
27Feb2013 | Analysis: Mexico's Much-Needed Education Reform Faces Hurdles Reuters The biggest shake-up in decades of Mexico's failing school system aims to tame a powerful teachers' union, lift woefully poor standards and help boost economic growth. |
27Feb2013 | Western Union Commits $500,000 for Development Programs of the US-Mexico Foundation Business Wire Western Union and The Western Union Foundation today announced a two-year grant commitment, supporting education and economic development programs offered through the U.S.-Mexico Foundation (USMF). |
26Feb2013 | Drastic Overhaul of Mexico's Education System Signed into Law Hispanically Speaking News President Enrique Pena Nieto signed into law on Monday a drastic overhaul of Mexico’s education system that is opposed by the country’s more-than-1-million-strong teachers union. |
18Feb2013 | Students Living in Mexico Cross the Border for a Better Education Neon Tommy As bad as things as they are in San Diego, they are probably not as good in Tijuana in terms of public education - a perception that many parents in Mexico share. |
05Feb2013 | Are Classroom Gadgets Really Helping Kids Learn? TakePart Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Peg Tyre sheds light on the promise and perils of education technology. |
30Jan2013 | Mexico Youth: The Street is Last Resort for Lack of Educational, Employment Opportunities La Jornada Many Mexican teenagers are living on the streets. Some were born here and others have just arrived. They are not outside for some sort of extreme sport, but rather because it is the last place keeping them within the social order and allowing them to survive. |
26Jan2013 | Nation-Wide Education Reform Bill has Mexico Teacher Unions Up in Arms Al Jazeera Mexico's President is expected to sign a sweeping education reform bill into law next week. This will see the government taking control of public schools from the powerful teachers' union. |
17Jan2013 | Sweeping Education Changes Opposed by Powerful Union Head Get Final Approval Associated Press A plan to overhaul Mexico's public education system has been ratified by 18 of the country's 31 states, allowing it to be enacted by President Enrique Pena Nieto. |
15Jan2013 | Thousands of Teachers in Mexico Protest Pending Education Reform Initiatives EFE Thousands of Mexican teachers took part in protests Monday against an overhaul of labor law and a pending education initiative that would substantially change the terms of their employment. |
09Jan2013 | Study Reports that Mexican Youth are Tech Addicts The News A recent Mexico Autonomous University study reports that Mexican young people are spending increasingly long hours on the Internet and using social media. |
07Jan2013 | Students Return to Second Half of School Year After Holiday Vacations The News Mexican students are returning to school today in the millions as holiday vacations officially came to a close, according to the School Calendar 2012-2013 cycle established by the Ministry of Education. |
04Jan2013 | So You Fear Your Child's Being Bullied. What Can You Do About It? TakePart The teen narrative is mostly innocuous, but sometimes what goes on within your child’s circle of friends - and frenemies - can be intentionally cruel and toxic. That’s when parents need to understand what’s happening. |
03Jan2013 | Mexico City's KidZania is a Wonderland for Kids and Their Families The Huffington Post As an educator, I thought I had seen it all - until I visited Mexico City in early December of this year. I wasn't expecting KidZania, a miniature city located within Mexico City - created to teach the skills necessary for independence as well as financial literacy to kids 2-14. |
01Jan2013 | Help to Build a School in Chiapas this Year with Foundation Escalera Foundation Escalera By providing young students with an opportunity to attend high school, and thus open the door to a college education, Foundation Escalera seeks to lift students from the viscous cycle of ignorance that binds them to an impoverished life. |
27Dec2012 | The 2012 Education Reform in Mexico: From Intention to Action Wilson Center The new package of reforms must be analyzed with a clear and objective mind. The question is, besides the strategic move yet to be seen, if the Reform Initiative will indeed improve the quality of education. |
21Dec2012 | Lawmakers Pass Education Reform to Tame Mexico Teacher Union Reuters Mexican lawmakers on Friday approved an education reform bill that aims to rein in the powerful teachers' union, which many have blamed for hurting school quality in Latin America's second biggest economy. |
21Dec2012 | Though Rarely Targeted, Mexico Ponders School Safety in Sandy Hook's Wake GlobalPost Captured a kindergarten teacher on a smartphone, an incident last year in the northern industrial city of Monterrey became emblematic of the violence besieging Mexican society and its children. |
20Dec2012 | Broad Education Overhaul Bill Passes First Hurdle in Mexico Reuters Lawmakers in Mexico's lower house of Congress approved a broad education overhaul on Thursday aimed at checking the influence of the country's large and politically powerful teachers union. |
19Dec2012 | Chamber Deputy Says Education Bill at Risk, Senate Trying to Derail Reform The News Mexican lawmakers are feuding over a Tuesday request from the Senate to the Chamber of Deputies to work on President Enrique Pena Nieto’s reform in a joint session in both houses. |
18Dec2012 | Students Learn About the Reality of Mexican Agricultural Workers in the United States NACLA In 2010, over 90% of all foreign workers contracted to work in the U.S. agricultural industry came from Mexico. A game teaches students about the weaknesses of U.S. regulations meant to protect these workers who each year depart to the United States from points all over Mexico. |
17Dec2012 | Officials to Survey Schools in Preparation of Pena Nieto's Education Reform The News The Education Secretary and the president of the National Statistics and Geography Institute, agreed Sunday to begin designing a census of the nation’s teachers and students as part of the President’s plan to reform Mexico’s education system. |
15Dec2012 | Highly Social Mexican-American Kindergartners Weak in Other Areas NationalJournal Latino kids often enter kindergarten as ideal learners, curious and eager to learn and exhibiting buen comportamiento - or good behavior - skills, but they also often arrive with weaker oral and cognitive abilities. |
11Dec2012 | President Pena Nieto Proposes Sweeping Education Reform, Takes Union Head On Associated Press President Enrique Pena Nieto is proposing sweeping reforms to the public education system widely seen as moribund, taking on an iron-fisted union leader who is considered the country’s most powerful woman and the main obstacle to change. |
09Dec2012 | Student 'Normalistas' Fight Changes in Mexican Education System USA TODAY Pena Nieto says one of his priorities will be the overhauling of Mexico's education system to promote skills needed for the 21st century. But to do so he must confront the Normal schools, where professors have for decades been training aspiring teachers in activist politics, Marxism and social justice. |
12Nov2012 | Rights Group Condemns School That Strip Searched Children Over Missing $14 Hispanically Speaking News The government of the western state of Michoacan should take action to “repair the damage done” to about 20 schoolchildren who were strip searched at a public school where 180 pesos ($13.80) had been reported missing, the Mexican National Human Rights Commission said. |
05Nov2012 | Mexican Students Using New Learning Platform PRNewswire A new education technology launched in Mexico this autumn is gaining popularity at schools across the country. |
30Oct2012 | Mexico is Now Producing as Many Engineers as the United States The Washington Post In an aggressive bid to develop an entrepreneurial economy, Mexico is graduating students in engineering and technology at rates that challenge the United States. But it isn’t producing jobs for them. |
22Oct2012 | University in Baja California Receives US Certificate of Accreditation CETYS University During the celebration of half a century of history, CETYS University System in Baja California, Mexico, received the official certificate of Accreditation conferred by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. |
19Oct2012 | Head of Teachers Union Faults Working Mothers for Dismal Education System Los Angeles Times Elba Esther Gordillo, the much-feared head of Mexico's gigantic teachers union, is blaming the abysmal state of education here on none other than working mothers. |
12Oct2012 | On Both Sides of the Border, Teachers Fight Corporatization In These Times In both Mexico and the United States, schools are an ideological battleground. Corporate-minded school-reform groups promote curbing teachers' unions, tiering their pay schemes, and running schools more like businesses in an educational "marketplace." |
11Oct2012 | Top Student - First in Math, and Third in Spanish - Lives in a Trash Dump Mas Wired Eleven year-old Paloma Noyola Martínez is the top math student in Mexico, according to the national Enlace test, and the kicker is that she lives in a community of people who survive from scavenging a dump in Matamoros, Tamaulipas. |
08Oct2012 | Mayan Language Teaching Tools Distributed in Rural and Urban Elementary Schools Yucatan Times Department of Indigenous Education will distribute this school year about 38,100 books written in Mayan and Spanish, benefiting 33,000 students in 612 elementary schools in 26 municipalities in Yucatan. |
07Oct2012 | Wolfman, Vampire Woman Speak Out Against Bullying in Mexico Latin American Herald Tribune Two Mexicans known as The Wolfman and The Vampire Woman joined forces to speak out against bullying and domestic violence in a talk they gave in the western city of Zapopan. |
30Sep2012 | Morning Bell: Hollywood Steps Up to Education in 'Won't Back Down' The Foundry The time is ripe for a story like 'Won't Back Down,' a new movie that opened in theaters last week, starring Maggie Gyllenhaal and Viola Davis as mothers who can't stand to watch their school fail any longer. |
14Sep2012 | Bishops in Mexico Demand Education Reform Christian Post There is a brewing battle between religious leaders and education officials in Mexico over the role of the teachers union and their alleged conduct over putting the union's interest over the interests of the children they are trusted to educate. |
11Sep2012 | Donated Donkeys Get Kids to Rural Schools Brisbane Times Lack of public transport is causing school children in Mexico's rural Guanaujuato state to jump on donkeys to get to school. |
08Sep2012 | Study: Smokers Are Still High School's 'Cool Kids' HealthDay News Peer pressure continues to prompt high school students to light up, new research suggests, because popular teens tend to smoke and they induce others to take up the habit in an effort to fit in and be liked. |
03Sep2012 | In Mexico, One in Every Three Children Does Not Attend School Prensa Latina One of every three Mexican teenager between 12 and 14 years old do not attend school, and in other cases they are at risk of leaving school, new study warns. |
01Sep2012 | UNICEF: Over 6 Million Children Do Not Attend School in LatAm, Caribbean Hispanically Speaking News Around 6.5 million of the 117 million children and adolescents in Latin America and the Caribbean do not attend school, the regional office of Unicef said Friday. |
30Aug2012 | Test Scores Better at Mexico's Public Schools, But Still Room for Improvement Rumbo de Mexico The public education secretary says that while officials have seen improvements in elementary and high school ENLACE test results, the public education system still faces challenges. |
25Aug2012 | Secretary of Education Says 'No Child Should be Held Back' The News Secretary of Education Jose Angel Cordova Villalobos said this week that the comprehensive reform of basic education will ensure that students from preschool until third grade are not held back. |
20Aug2012 | Issues in Education in Mexico Mmegi Beginning in 1992, Mexico has embarked on a major nation-wide program to identify good teachers and to improve their quality. |
20Aug2012 | Parents in Mexico Feel School Supplies are Excessive and Expensive Prensa Latina The school year of 2012-2013 started today for the children of Mexico. According to a survey, parents of the students feel that their children's school supplies are expensive and also excessive for a basic education. |
18Aug2012 | Free Online Courses Plagued By Plagiarism Care2.com People have been saying that online "universities" are the wave of the future for higher ed, providing access to university courses, to knowledge, to the masses and for free. But a bit of reality is dimming that future. |
17Aug2012 | School Bullying, a Reflection of LatAm Society IPS Because "schools reflect what is going on in society," an analysis of what is behind the high rates of bullying in Latin America is urgently needed, says an expert on education in the region. |
02Aug2012 | Government Raises Money for Mexican Citizens Studying in US San Diego Union-Tribune Mexico's federal government for the first time is reaching out to the public at large in its annual scholarship fund raising drive aimed at helping Mexicans in the United States. |
31Jul2012 | Undroppable: An All-Star Film and Social Media Campaign To Keep Kids In High School Co.Exist A new documentary features interviews with students struggling to stay in school, as inspiration for those thinking of dropping out. |
27Jul2012 | Mexico is Flunking in Education AQ Online On July 22, the Mexican Education Ministry published the results for the annual test the Mexican government uses to award teaching positions in the country. The outcome paints a grim picture for children seeking quality education in Mexico. |
26Jun2012 | All Aztecs Went to School: A Lesson for Mexico Christian Science Monitor An unearthed school shows that universal education got an early start in Mexico. Today, the system lags with the indigenous receiving less schooling than the rest of the population. |
17Jun2012 | Mexico's Subpar Schools Put Shackles on Its Future McClatchy Newspapers When experts talk about Mexico's future, they bemoan the condition of its schools. It's here, they say, that Mexico's possibilities of one day rivaling Europe as an economic power founder. |
16Jun2012 | Conference to Defend Education as a Right Workers World The world crisis in education and the attack on public workers is the theme for a special U.S./Cuba/Mexico/Latin America/North America conference Aug. 17-19 in Tijuana, Mexico. |
10Jun2012 | Mexico's Failing Schools Spell Trouble for Ruling Party The Washington Post The struggles of Calderon and Vazquez Mota to transform the nation's public education system show how a vision of a more modern Mexico continues to clash with an old Mexico beset by charges of corruption and cronyism. |
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