Overview
- Clara Brugada inaugurated the first renovated campus, Primaria Matilde Acosta in Álvaro Obregón, to kick off the program.
- The administration earmarked MXN 1 billion annually to upgrade about 500 schools per year toward a goal of 2,750 by 2030.
- Renovations are designed to be comprehensive rather than piecemeal, with parents, teachers, directors and students deciding the scope.
- At Matilde Acosta, works included a 500‑square‑meter roof, waterproofing, fresh paint, improved lighting and green areas, plus a Mixtli Digital classroom equipped with computers, tablets and a virtual board.
- Álvaro Obregón’s mayor announced that 18 public basic-education schools in the borough will be restored in the program’s first stage.