Overview
- Chiapas confirmed that classes will be suspended across basic, upper-secondary and higher education on Monday, July 6 to allow students and families to follow the Mexico vs. England match.
- The federal Secretaría de Educación Pública did not issue a nationwide cancellation, leaving each state to decide whether to change its school schedule.
- Most states, including Mexico City, Jalisco and Nuevo León, reported normal schedules unless they later announce changes from their own education authorities.
- Several states — Chihuahua, Colima, Yucatán and Tlaxcala — already have no classes because their 2025–2026 school year ended early for local reasons such as high temperatures.
- Parents are advised to check official state or municipal education channels for final guidance because local decisions, weather and mobility concerns have driven varied and shifting schedules during the World Cup.