Escuela Secundaria Técnica México WebPage

Mission Statement

Escuela Secundaria Técnica México will provide quality education, promote knowledge, and develop skills and positive attitudes in the vocational/technical fields through theoretical and practical applications of learning to prepare productive citizens in society.

Vision Statement

Escuela Secundaria Técnica México strives to become an educational community integrating learning to produce knowledgeable, highly skilled and responsible citizens for a productive, cooperative, competitive, progressive, and self-sustainable society.

ESTM is a gift to the Belizean Government by the Mexican Government. Founded in 1983, its first principal was Mr. Carlos Castillo. The school was established with the aim of providing quality technical education to students, fostering skills and knowledge relevant to the needs of the community and the workforce. Over the years, it has played a significant role in the educational landscape of the region, contributing to the development of skilled professionals in various fields.

Escuela Secundaria Tecnica Mexico, located in San Roman in Corozal, opened its doors in 1983 with 68 students and 5 teachers. The official ceremony was conducted by the school’s principal, Carlos Castillo, and the Mexican Ambassador to Belize, Mario Velazquez. More than 800 people attended, including school officials, teachers, students and their families. Escuela México is a technical/vocational high school that was established by the Mexican government as a friendly gesture in recognition of the Independence of Belize. Since its establishment, the school’s student population has grown considerably, and presently it has an enrollment of over 700 students.