Slow Progress on Jocotepec José Santana school rebuild
Only 15% complete
Work on the José Santana elementary school in Jocotepec, Jalisco is moving at a snail’s…More
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Slow Progress on Jocotepec José Santana school rebuild
Terranova Institute holds Camp Week 2023
Activities took place in Tapalpa
As part of the annual tradition of Terranova Institute’s educational program, the upper elementary, middle…More
Chapala citizens participate in community peace program
Projects include ecology, sports and vulnerable groups
Chapala residents created and participated in community projects through the Unit of Prevention and Governance…More
Aguirre: With or without CETAC, there will be a high school in Ajijic
CETAC campus will remain in operation
Almost a month after the closure of business-oriented courses at the Centro de Estudios Tecnológicos…More
The RPPC of Chapala promotes the affordable handwritten will
Even Expats can take advantage of this method
The Public Registry of Property and Commerce in Chapala (RPPC) is promoting their registration service…More
Last backpacks, uniforms and school supplies delivered in Chapala
The program benefits 9800 students
During the second week of the 2023-2024 school year, the Chapala City Hall concluded the…More
Santos Degollado Secondary School in Ajijic starts the school year
Officials greeted students on day one
About 70 students at the Santos Degollado Federal High School began the 2023-2024 school year…More
Free textbooks distributed in Jalisco despite controversy
Delivery began on August 30 in Zapopan
The state governor, Enrique Alfaro Ramírez, announced that free textbooks will be distributed in Jalisco,…More
CETAC School terminates Business Administration program at Ajijic campus
Current students can continue in Jocotepec
Third-semester students in the Business Administration program at CETAC (Centro de Estudios Tecnológicos en Aguas…More
Governor to ask experts to assess content of school textbooks
University of Guadalajara will help
In the midst of the debate over claimed political content in schoolbooks, the Government of…More