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The expansion of the federal program 'La Escuela es Nuestra' by CECyTE BCS aims to enhance educational infrastructure and resources across 22 schools.

The SEP in Baja California Sur will hold informative assemblies regarding digital device regulations in schools, aiming to enhance student learning and well-being.

A new collaboration between CECyTE BCS and Expo Agrovizcaíno aims to enhance professional training for students in Baja California Sur.

Classes will be suspended from October 14 to 16 for teacher training focused on child protection and violence prevention.

The expansion of educational offerings in Los Cabos aims to meet the growing demand for basic education.

The ICATEBCS awarded 39 certificates to the educational community in Los Cabos, enhancing skills and promoting opportunities.

The Los Cabos City Council announces the disbursement of economic support for students, aiming to bolster academic persistence and assist local families.

The Secretary of Public Education in Baja California Sur enhances educational services for students with special needs across multiple centers.

The government of Baja California Sur enhances educational resources by providing a new transportation unit to CECyT 05 in Cabo San Lucas.

Starting November 3, the use of cellphones and tablets will be restricted in primary and secondary schools across Mexico, according to the Secretary of Education in Baja California Sur.

Ten educators from Baja California Sur will represent the state at the Regional Forum on the New Mexican School in Sonora, showcasing innovative educational proposals.

CECyTE BCS and COPARMEX Los Cabos join forces to enhance student employability and bridge the educational gap.

Over 800 educators from Baja California Sur gathered to discuss the impact of the Nueva Escuela Mexicana initiative during a state forum.

CECyTE BCS and CCE La Paz join forces to enhance student training and employment opportunities through a new collaboration agreement.

Over 3,500 teachers in Baja California Sur engage in a national consultation regarding the use of mobile phones in schools, aiming to shape future educational policies.

The Secretary of Public Education in Baja California Sur is implementing integrative exercises to assess and enhance student learning, aiming to strengthen teaching strategies.

Baja California Sur introduces the Margarita Maza National Baccalaureate, a flexible educational option for students seeking to complete their high school education.

Baja California Sur introduces the Margarita Maza National Baccalaureate, offering flexible education options for students seeking to complete their high school education.

A new collaboration between CONALEP and ISIPD aims to enhance educational inclusion for individuals with disabilities in Baja California Sur.

The 2026-2027 school year kicks off in Baja California Sur with over 220,000 students enrolled, highlighting the ongoing efforts for educational equity and excellence.