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Public schools in Bogotá return to classes after mid-year break.

Public schools in Bogotá return to classes after mid-year break.
The District Education Secretariat (SED) reminded families and students that Bogotá public schools will resume classes next Monday, July 14, 2025, after the mid-year break.
This date marks the beginning of the second academic period, which will run until Friday, December 5 , as established in Resolution 1811 of 2024.

Review the documentation for the registration process. Photo: Bogotá City Hall

2025 school calendar in Bogotá
According to the official schedule, the key dates for the school year for public schools in the Colombian capital are:
  • First period: from January 27 to June 20, 2025.
  • Second period: from July 14 to December 5, 2025.
The Ministry of Education has reiterated the importance of keeping this calendar in mind so that families can organize their time, schedule academic support at home, and ensure the continuity of the educational process .
Break and return: keys to preparation
During the mid-year break, many students and teachers enjoyed rest and recreation activities.
However, the SED recommends gradually resuming school routines in the days leading up to July 14, including sleep schedules, checking school supplies, and reviewing some key topics, to facilitate a smooth transition.

Students from public and private schools in the country. Photo: Bogotá City Hall / iStock

Bogotá's public educational institutions are preparing to welcome nearly 800,000 students during this second semester, with full-day classes and academic activities geared toward a successful close to the school year.
Family support and participation
Under the slogan "An education that responds to you," the district administration emphasized the fundamental role of families in supporting the educational process of girls, boys, and adolescents.
The institution recommends that parents or caregivers:
  • Attend school meetings.
  • Stay informed about your children's academic performance.
  • Promote reading and study spaces at home.

The psychologist warns against letting children win. Photo: Instagram @unamamapsicologa_ / iStock

The SED also encourages you to review official institutional channels, such as its social media and website, to stay informed of updates and support programs that will be developed during the second half of the year.
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*This content was rewritten with the assistance of artificial intelligence, based on information from the Bogotá City Hall, and reviewed by a journalist and an editor.
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