Overview
- The Secretaría de Educación Pública confirmed Friday 29 May as an official day off for students so teachers can hold the monthly Consejo Técnico Escolar, a nationwide staff planning and evaluation session.
- Oaxaca's Sección 22 of the CNTE began a local suspension of classes on Monday 25 May as a prelude to broader union actions and has left many schools in the state closed.
- The Coordinadora Nacional de Trabajadores de la Educación has announced a national indefinite strike starting 1 June, a move that could force further, uneven school stoppages in states with strong CNTE presence.
- Several state education authorities have already set earlier end-of-cycle dates — examples include Colima (25 June), Yucatán (26 June) and Tlaxcala (30 June) — using legal rules that allow regional calendar adjustments for heat or World Cup logistics.
- Parents should monitor official SEP and state education notices because the calendar still lists the last ordinary CTE on 26 June, grade-registration tasks around 3 July and an official national end of cycle on 15 July, and local actions may change school operations and childcare plans.