Overview
- All preschool, primary and secondary students return Monday, April 13, in a single nationwide restart set by the Education Ministry (SEP).
- The resumption covers about 23.4 million students in more than 231,000 public and private schools alongside roughly 1.2 million teachers.
- Following the Semana Santa break, state education leaders reported no alarming school vandalism or theft, with campus reviews beginning Monday and municipal security maintaining patrols.
- Teachers and principals plan short-term catch-up, diagnosis of learning gaps and project reviews to steady progress before the year closes.
- The official calendar lists no classes on May 1, May 5 and May 15, Council of Teachers’ sessions on May 29 and June 26, final grade entry on July 3, and the last day of classes on July 15.