UANL High school system

Nivel Medio Superior, UANL

Type	Public High School
Established	1933
President	Alejandro Galván Ramírez
Location	Monterrey,  Mexico
Colors	Blue & Gold

The UANL High School system consisted in 29 Schools in Nuevo León. The high schools have several programs such as propedeutic, bilingual, bivalent in bilingual education, binational in bilingual education, technical, and the University Superior Technician degree. Three schools offer technical education, and one school, CIDEB, offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Fifteen schools are in the metropolitan area of Monterrey.

History

On May 31, 1933 with the rise of the UANL the Escuela de Bachilleres was established in the Colegio Civil. At that time the Colegio Civil was also used by a law school. Later in 1939, the Nocturn School for Workers (now Preparatoria 3) was founded.^[1]

In 1955 the Escuela de Bachilleres was divided into three: Preparatoria 1 in the Colegio Civil, Preparatoria 2 in the neighborhood Mitras,^[2] and Preparatoria 3 Nocturn School in the Colegio Civil. Also was renamed the Preparatoria 4 in Linares.^[3]

The Escuela de Artes y Labores Pablo Livas was founded in 1921 by Anastasio A. Treviño Martínez. In 1933 it was incorporated to UANL. The Pablo Livas was a girls' school till 1974 when it became co-educational.

The Escuela Industrial Alvaro Obregón was founded in 1930 by Aarón Saénz Garza and was incorporated in 1933 in the UANL. The EIAO had the building in the center of Monterrey and offered mechanical and industrial courses.

Schools

Propedeutic Baccalaurate

School	Location	Establishment	Notes
Preparatoria 1	Apodaca	May 31, 1933
Preparatoria 2	Monterrey	December 12, 1955
Preparatoria 3	Monterrey		Nocturn for Workers
Preparatoria 4	Linares
Preparatoria 5	Sabinas Hidalgo	1964[4]
Preparatoria 6	Montemorelos
Preparatoria 7	Las Puentes San Nicolás de los Garza	September 6, 1966[5]
	Oriente San Nicolás de los Garza	1981
Preparatoria 8	Guadalupe	1967[6]
Preparatoria 9	Monterrey	September 2, 1970[7]
Preparatoria 10	Doctor Arroyo
Preparatoria 11	Cerralvo
Preparatoria 12	Cadereyta Jiménez
Preparatoria 13	Allende
Preparatoria 14	General Terán
Preparatoria 15	Florida Monterrey
	Madero Monterrey
Preparatoria 16	Escobedo	September 17, 1974[8]
	San Nicolás de los Garza
Preparatoria 17	Ciénega de Flores
Preparatoria 18	Hidalgo
Preparatoria 19	Villa de García
Preparatoria 20	Santiago
Preparatoria 21	China	August 21, 1984[9]
Preparatoria 22	Guadalupe	September 5, 1975[10]
Preparatoria 23	San Pedro Garza García
	Santa Catarina, Nuevo León
Preparatoria 24	Anahuác
Preparatoria 25 Dr. Eduardo Aguirre Pequeño	Escobedo	September 25, 2005[11]

Technical School

School	Location	Establishment	Area
Preparatoria Técnica Médica	Monterrey	August 7, 1974[12]	Medicine
Escuela Industrial Álvaro Obregón	Unidad Churubusco Monterrey		Technical School
	Unidad Tres Caminos Guadalupe		Technical School
	Unidad Santo Domingo San Nicolás de los Garza		Technical School
	Unidad Linares Linares	January, 2005[13]	Technical School
Escuela Industrial Pablo Livas	Unidad Centro Monterrey	April 2, 1921[14]	Technical School
	Unidad Poniente Escobedo	September 24, 1997	Technical School
CIDEB	Monterrey	2000	Bilingual School

References

1. Reseña Histórica de la Fundación del Colegio Civil y La Preparatoria 3 (Nocturna para Trabajadores)
2. "Historia de la Preparatoria 2". Preparatoria 2, UANL. Retrieved November 6, 2010.
3. Vida Universitaria 189 pp 8
4. Vida Universitaria 151 pp. 34
5. Vida Universitaria 175 pp. 3
6. Vida Universitaria 158 pp. 18
7. Vida Universitaria 237 pp. 3
8. Vida Universitaria 140 pp. 27
9. Vida Universitaria 233 pp. 3
10. "Antecendentes Históricos". Preparatoria 22, UANL. Retrieved November 6, 2010.
11. Vida Universitaria 238 pp. 4
12. "Historia". Preparatoria Técnica Médica, UANL. Retrieved November 6, 2010.
13. Vida Universitaria 139 pp. 3
14. "Nuestra Historia". Preparatoria Pablo Livas, UANL. Retrieved November 6, 2010.