Overview
- The federal strategy began with the 2026–2027 school year when classes resumed on Monday and third-year secondary students and high‑schoolers started one hour per week dedicated to socioemotional education.
- The Secretaría de Educación Pública is distributing 16 million printed guides with 7.5 million for students, 7.5 million for families and 1 million for teachers to use in class and at home.
- Schools will hold informative assemblies for parents and caregivers between October and December and public servants will begin visiting campuses from September 23 to promote dialogue and reflection.
- Health brigades will provide specialized support in schools and young people can access the national Línea de la Vida helpline 24/7 at 800 911 2000 for free assistance and follow‑up.
- Officials framed the program as a preventive response to recent school violence and growing digital risks for adolescents and said the approach could expand to other grades while building school‑family support networks.