Overview
- The DGE introduced UPD 360 for all public and private secondary schools, formalizing actions before, during, and after the Último Primer Día.
- Families must sign a corresponsibility pledge in advance, with schools convening meetings and sending guiding questions to structure at-home discussions.
- On the morning after UPD, visibly intoxicated students are refused classroom entry, cared for on site, and released to caregivers, with contraventional measures available if no adult responds.
- The province reiterates that UPD is a parental celebration outside school control, while schools retain a duty to intervene to protect student wellbeing.
- Post-event work is assigned to orientation teams, using DGE guides to reflect on the experience and strengthen future prevention, as Córdoba separately promotes its own ‘Festejos Cuidados’ campaign.