According to information from the Secretariat of Public Education, each school will determine the actions of the Board grants the Technical Advisory Council, bringing together the directors of the campus with the teaching staff and evaluate the cases with greatest need. The scholarship represents obtaining financial support. A present from the Federal Government allocated a child leaves with a scholarship, which continues until the school year ends, regardless of the year that was. In contrast, if the child fails or incurs scholarship a serious misconduct automatically loses financial support.
Requirements to compete for the
scholarship
• Copy of report card.
• Proof of income of the parent or guardian.
Types of scholarships established by the Federal Government
• For indigenous children migrants.
• For children with disabilities, special educational needs and health problems in general.
• For orphans or abandoned by their family.
• For low-income children.
• For students who are within the SEAP -914, in which children are over-age for primary education and pursue their studies in three years.
• Copy of report card.
• Proof of income of the parent or guardian.
Types of scholarships established by the Federal Government
• For indigenous children migrants.
• For children with disabilities, special educational needs and health problems in general.
• For orphans or abandoned by their family.
• For low-income children.
• For students who are within the SEAP -914, in which children are over-age for primary education and pursue their studies in three years.
Economic support for the scholarship
Children get support scholarship
cash.
The amount allocated for the Federal
District this school year ranged between one thousand and five hundred thousand
pesos. That amount is divided into two parts, the first between December and
January and the second between June and July, the school year. The number of
scholarships allocated to each school depends on the SEP. They are based on
school location and economic conditions of students.
Types of scholarships established by
SEP
Compensatory Grants: It is for students with minimum GPA of 8 (eight) during the
past two school years, belonging to families with poor condition at a
disadvantage. Indigenous peoples who have different abilities.
Achievement Scholarship:
* Level I: It is for students with minimum GPA of 9 (nine) during the two academic years.
* Level II: It is For students with minimum GPA of 9.5 (nine point five) over the past two school years.
Academic Merit Scholarships:
* Level I: It is For students with a global average of 9.8 (nine point eight) primary studies, secondary school and university.
* Level II: It is For students with global average 9.9 (nine point nine).In primary school, secondary school and university.
* Level III: It is For students with overall average of 10 (ten) in primary school, secondary school and university.
* Level IV: It is global average for students with 9.9 or 10 (nine point nine or ten) in primary school, secondary school and university. Just as awards or national recognition in academic competitions, artistic and / or (1st, 2nd or 3rd place).
* Level V: It is for students with overall average of 9.9 or 10 (nine point nine or ten) in primary school, secondary school.
Scholarship exceptional artistic talent or athletic: for students with minimum GPA of 9 (nine) during the last two academic years and have won prizes or awards at national or international artistic or sporting competitions (1st, 2nd or 3rd place).
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