Overview
- State education officials ordered a one-day move to distance learning on November 27 for schools in the Sierra Norte and Sierra Nororiental.
- Only upper-secondary and higher-education students are slated to return to classrooms on Friday, November 28, while basic education remains remote until further notice.
- The suspension covers 5,836 public schools and affects 407,020 students supported by 22,245 teachers, according to the state SEP.
- The National Meteorological Service reported the front is reinforced by a polar air mass, with forecasts of sharp temperature drops, strong winds and rain.
- Authorities urged families to follow official advisories and emphasized instructional continuity through textbooks, take-home assignments and printed learning booklets.