Overview
- The federal Education Ministry confirmed there will be no nationwide suspension, with basic education classes set to resume on Monday, January 12.
- Mexico’s weather service warned of very low temperatures, heavy rain and a prolonged Norte, with a second winter storm and possible snow or ice through Tuesday, and lows in some areas near −20°C.
- State authorities announced schedule adjustments: Puebla maintains a 30‑minute winter delay; Tlaxcala shifts to 8:30–13:00 for mornings and 13:30–17:30 for afternoons in 784 schools until further notice; Querétaro primary schools run 08:30–12:30 and 14:00–18:00 through February 20; San Luis Potosí grants a 30‑minute entry tolerance and 30‑minute earlier exit in afternoons through March 21.
- Nuevo León will not suspend classes, but attendance for basic education is left to parents when temperatures fall below 0°C, with school staff present and normal operations for higher education.
- Authorities urge families to monitor official notices from SEP, state education secretariats, schools and Civil Protection for any additional local changes as conditions evolve.