Schools in La Palma (Ixtlán de Juárez, Oaxaca)

Where to study in La Palma? In the State of Oaxaca and in this town there is a diversity of schools. Teaching quality or teachers are important data to analyze.

In the Municipality of Ixtlán de Juárez there is a high quality of educational centers.


Cuauhtemoc
Educacion Inicial Indigena
Maria Curie


The schoolchildren in the classrooms on this page come from villages all over the municipality of Ixtlán de Juárez.
  1. Ixtlán de Juárez (3350 inhabitants)
  2. La Josefina (683 inhabitants)
  3. La Luciérnaga (54 inhabitants)
  4. La Luz (356 inhabitants)
  5. La Palma (226 inhabitants)
  6. Rancho El Calvario (4 inhabitants)
  7. Rancho Laachiraá (Llano Grande) (19 inhabitants)
  8. Rancho Quemado (11 inhabitants)
  9. San Gaspar Yagalaxi (323 inhabitants)
  10. San Juan Yagila (323 inhabitants)
  11. Santa Cruz Yagavila (608 inhabitants)
  12. Santa María Zoogochi (593 inhabitants)
  13. Santiago Teotlasco (671 inhabitants)
  14. Santo Domingo Cacalotepec (466 inhabitants)
  15. Universidad de la Sierra Juárez (- inhabitants)

Cuauhtemoc, Elementary Education (indigenous Elementary)

Type: Public (State level, Transferred Mexican Federal)
School hours: Morning
Address: Avenida Juarez Num. 23 (Principal, )
Postal Code: 68725

Educacion Inicial Indigena, Early Childhood Education (Educacion Inicial Indigena)

Type: Public (State level, Transferred Mexican Federal)
School hours: Intermittent
Address: Avenida Juarez Num. 19
Postal Code: 68725

Maria Curie, Elementary Education (indigenous preschool)

Type: Public (State level, Transferred Mexican Federal)
School hours: Morning
Address: Amapolas Num. 25
Postal Code: 68725
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