Overview
- Education Secretary Mario Delgado and Women’s Secretary Citlalli Hernández presented the guidelines at CETIS No. 10 and signed an institutional pledge to issue, disseminate and apply them.
- The framework is mandatory nationwide for upper‑secondary education and sets procedures to prevent, respond to and eradicate school violence, according to Subsecretary Tania Rodríguez.
- Authorities said the goal is to create respectful, inclusive campuses that build student support networks and curb sexism, machismo, racism and classism.
- SEP linked unsafe school climates to dropout, noting students often leave when they do not feel comfortable or secure.
- The full document was published online for public consultation, and a CETIS 10 student said it provides clear guidance on where to go and whom to contact for help.