Conalep Tijuana II Stands Out for Adapting to Have Migrant and Disabled Students
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Among the new students is Ballan Guerventz, a young man from Haiti, who arrived in Tijuana a year and six months ago.The entry Conalep Tijuana II promotes the inclusion of migrant students with hearing disabilities was first published in La Jornada Baja California.
TIJUANA, AUGUST 31, 2026.- The Conalep Tijuana II maintains a diverse and inclusive student community, with the presence of young migrants of different nationalities and students with hearing disabilities. Martha Cecilia Arévalo, director of the campus, reported that during the last semester six Haitian students and one Venezuelan girl graduated. Currently, she explained, the campus has [...]
Conalep Tijuana II maintains a diverse and inclusive student community, with the presence of young migrants of different nationalities and students with hearing disabilities. Martha Cecilia Arévalo, director of the campus, reported that during the last semester six Haitian students and one Venezuelan girl graduated. Currently, she explained, the campus has about 30 students ... The Conalep Tijuana II entry stands out for adapting to have migrant…
Around 30 migrants from Haiti, the US and Venezuela are currently in one of the different semesters in Conalep II.
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