Overview
- Governor Pablo Lemus unveiled the initiative at Manuel Martínez Valadez Primary in Guadalajara with a symbolic delivery of instruments and materials.
- Officials said the initial rollout equips 255 classrooms across 71 municipalities, with the first phase projected to reach more than 77,000 students.
- Music lessons will be included from preschool through secondary education and will extend to centers serving students with disabilities.
- Each classroom is outfitted with instrument sets to support ensembles such as choir, school band, guitar groups, mariachi and orchestra.
- The effort is part of the Jalisco con Estrella school-rehabilitation agenda, with leaders pledging to reach 100 municipalities next year and full coverage within two years.