| Nivel Medio Superior, UANL | |
| Established: | 1933 |
| President: | Alejandro Galván Ramírez |
| Colors: | Blue & Gold |
| City: | San Nicolás de los Garza |
| Country: |  |
The UANL High School System consists of 29 public schools in Nuevo León affiliated with the Autonomous University of Nuevo León (Spanish: Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León, UANL) The high schools have several programs such as the propedeutic baccalaureate, bilingual program, bivalent program in bilingual education, binational program in bilingual education, technical program, 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.
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.
Carlos Torres González, principal of Preparatoria 22 in Ciudad Guadalupe, died after being shot and least six times on July 14, 2017. It is unclear if this was a robbery attempt or a targeted murder.[4]
| 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[5] | ||
| Preparatoria 6 | Montemorelos | |||
| Preparatoria 7 | Las Puentes San Nicolás de los Garza | September 6, 1966[6] | ||
| Oriente San Nicolás de los Garza | 1981 | |||
| Preparatoria 8 | Guadalupe | 1967[7] | ||
| Preparatoria 9 | Monterrey | September 2, 1970[8] | ||
| 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[9] | ||
| 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[10] | ||
| Preparatoria 22 | Guadalupe | September 5, 1975[11] | ||
| Preparatoria 23 | San Pedro Garza García | |||
| Santa Catarina, Nuevo León | ||||
| Preparatoria 24 | Anahuác | |||
| Preparatoria 25 Dr. Eduardo Aguirre Pequeño | Escobedo | September 25, 2005[12] |
| School | Location | Establishment | Area | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Preparatoria Técnica Médica | Monterrey | August 7, 1974[13] | 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[14] | Technical School | ||
| Escuela Industrial Pablo Livas | Unidad Centro Monterrey | April 2, 1921[15] | Technical School | |
| Unidad Poniente Escobedo | September 24, 1997 | Technical School | ||
| Centro de Investigación y Desarrollo de Educación Bilingüe (CIDEB) | Monterrey | 2000 | Bilingual School |