CBTIS 301 Cancún Second Phase Announced by Mara Lezama

Cancún, Quintana Roo — Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa announced the construction of the second phase of the CBTIS 301 technical high school, a project that will add classrooms, a specialized workshop and sports facilities as the state looks to expand educational infrastructure and bring study options closer to young people.

Speaking during a tour of the site, Lezama said the school’s first phase is already complete, with all three planned levels built, while work on the second stage is now under way.

The governor said the new phase includes three classrooms, a food and beverage workshop, four restroom modules for men and women, a canopy, a sports court and the full perimeter wall.

The campus, located on Avenida 20 de Noviembre, Super Manzana 203, Lot 190, in the Cuna Maya neighborhood, currently serves 900 students. With the expansion, capacity will rise to 1,200, Lezama said.

Once construction finishes, outfitting of the facilities is scheduled to begin in January 2027, with the work expected to wrap up in February.

Lezama said the goal is to provide decent, sufficient educational spaces so that young people can continue their upper-secondary studies, lowering the risk of students dropping out and giving families campuses closer to home.

She said the expansion of CBTIS 301 is part of a broader effort to strengthen education through adequate infrastructure, and reiterated that public money should translate into benefits for residents.

“In this government, promises are kept. And when you govern with honesty, honesty delivers results. And the people’s money must return to the people,” she said.