Overview
- State education officials said in-person classes restarted on Nov. 11 across Hidalgo, with suspensions continuing in San Bartolo Tutotepec, Tenango de Doria, Huehuetla, Zacualtipán and Tianguistengo.
- SEPH instructed schools in the five municipalities to continue activities at a distance where feasible until conditions are deemed safe.
- Governor Julio Menchaca reported preventive actions in affected areas, including the evacuation of 17 people in Acuautla and a landslide in Pemuxco, Tianguistengo.
- Puebla has shifted all basic-education schools to a winter schedule through Feb. 27, 2026, and classes in its Sierra Norte and Nororiental regions are slated to resume on Nov. 12 after a weather pause.
- The national weather service said Cold Front No. 13 should weaken by Tuesday night, while a new system is forecast from Nov. 12–14, prompting calls to follow updates from Protección Civil and education authorities.