Mexican municipalities implement school infrastructure improvements

Local authorities and community members in Mexico are implementing various improvements to educational facilities in Cocoyoc and Amealco.

In Cocoyoc, Morelos, municipal officials and parents conducted a maintenance day at Technical Secondary School Number 25. Activities included painting and tree pruning to improve the campus environment. Mayor Eder Alonso Gutiérrez announced that efforts are underway to secure funding for paving the school's main access road and to review the surrounding public lighting to enhance student and resident safety.

In Amealco, Querétaro, the State DIF (SEDIF) and municipal authorities completed the rehabilitation of the kitchen classroom at the Leona Vicario Telesecundaria in Donicá. The renovated space serves 170 students, facilitating the provision of hot school breakfasts. SEDIF Director General Óscar Gómez Niembro noted that the state's breakfast program benefits approximately 65,000 children, emphasizing the importance of nutrition for student development.