• CBTIS 76 turns 50 years of commitment to academic training and integral development of Morelenses youth
The Government of the State of Morelos headed by Margarita González Saravia, recognizes the trajectory and commitment to the formation and integral development of the Morelense Youth of the Center for Industrial Technological Baccalaureate and Services (CBTIS) of Cuautla, within the framework of its 50th anniversary.
In the institution’s facilities, educational authorities, headed by Karla Aline Herrera Alonso, head of the Ministry of Education in the entity, teachers, students, alumni and parents gathered to celebrate half a century of history, effort and achievements of CBTIS 76, an institution that is a reference in the academic, technical and human training of thousands of young people in the east region of the State.
During the event, students participated with artistic, cultural, sports and stands activities with products and pieces of art that highlight the inclusive level and educational vision, innovative and committed to the well -being of the students of the training center. Likewise, recognition was delivered to teachers for 5, 10, 15 and 20, 25, 30, 35 and 40 years or more service.
When using the voice, Karla Herrera recognized the valuable work of the squad highlighting her constant commitment to excellence which translates into the formation of 47 generations of history, talent, vision and identity.
“The CBTIS 76 has established itself as an institution of high academic level, which in addition to offering technical training, also promotes critical thinking, innovation and integral development of its students.” Thank you all and all who have been part of this trajectory. Congratulations and that many more years come, ”said the state official.
For his part, José Manuel Coronel Cuevas, commissioner responsible for the DGETI in Morelos, commented: “We are embarrassed by the excitement of being here because only once they are 50 years old. And today more than ever we must work very strong, very strong for these young people who enter this new common curricular framework in this new curriculum promoted by the president of Mexico Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo”. He also delivered recognition to Francisco León Guzmán, founder of the campus.
In his speech, Jorge Felipe Tejeda Díaz, director of the CBTIS 76, thanked the support of the state authorities and reiterated the commitment of the teaching and administrative staff with the training of critical students, responsible and prepared to face the challenges of the present and future. He also recalled the institution’s trajectory since its foundation in 1975 to become a reference in higher secondary education in Morelos.
The government of “the land that unites us”, endorses its commitment to the education of Morelense youth, promoting and promoting a comprehensive, humanistic and excellent education for all.
BELETIN 03725
Cuernavaca, Morelos; October 5, 2025
DGCS of the Government of the State of Morelos
