Overview

• Education Secretary Mario Delgado supervised construction progress at CBTIS Nos. 298 and 299 in Juárez and García, Nuevo León, as part of a nationwide infrastructure push.
• In Tabasco, he oversaw the first stage of COBATAB Plantel No. 52, inaugurated new buildings and a remodel at COBATAB Plantel No. 3, reviewed upgrades at the Tomás Garrido Canabal primary, inaugurated the 27 de Febrero state secondary, and delivered legal‑certainty documents to 77 schools in Villahermosa.
• The SEP highlighted that the Bachillerato Nacional trains students in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, semiconductors and microelectronics, robotics and automation, and electromobility to align education with industry needs.
• The plan includes 20 new CBTIS campuses, 35 bachillerato expansions, and 35 secondary‑to‑upper‑secondary conversions, which the agency estimates will open places for nearly 40,000 students in 2025.
• Delgado announced that the Universal Rita Cetina scholarship will cover all public primary students starting in 2026, per presidential instruction.