CECyT 2 Miguel Bernard Perales

History CECyT

The Eng. Juan de Dios Batiz Paredes gets in the Ministry of Education and the local Tolsá Tresguerras, serves as Secretary Lic. Gonzalo Vázquez Vela, opening another stage in the history of CECyT "Miguel Bernard. From the beginning this school had great acceptance by the working population of the city, which is considered a precursor of the current CECyT. "Miguel Bernard Perales" In 1926 the Industrial Center of Workers (CIO) as a result of the acceptance is created by the working population city, since the higher authorities agreed to work an establishment with the same characteristics of the PPE but more education, this center is considered a precursor of CECyT. "Miguel Bernard Perales." On September 2, 1938, President Lazaro Cardenas issued a decree giving effect to the regulations for the organization and functioning of the Technical tips that will act within the IPN. In 1940, other decrees issued giving legality and professional nature of the degree programs taught in existing technical colleges. In 1949 comes the decree that gives effect to the First Organic Law of the National Polytechnic Institute. In 1959 it was proposed and agreed to the modification of the vocational cycle, in 1960 four Vocational Schools of Engineering and Physical Sciences Mathematics were created. In 1972 the Vocational extend their school year in 2–3 years embracing each named Center Science and Technology Studies (CECyT's) in their respective specialties. This happened to be director of I.P.N. Eng. Manuel Zorrilla Carcano. In 1974 the General Technical Advisory Council agreed that all centers of Science and Technology Studies were designated with a number but not the name of illustrious Mexicans, and for 1976 the CECyT. Two was renamed the Center of Scientific and Technological Research "Miguel Bernard". The August 18, 2011, the General Director of the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN), Yoloxóchitl Bustamante Díez, inaugurated and launched the hangar Center Science and Technology Studies (CECyT-2) "Miguel Bernard", whose cost was higher at 25 million pesos, which will benefit students majoring in Aeronautical and Technical Automotive Systems Technician in the squad. The new infrastructure, which will be called the first naval pilot Vorrath Elsa Carmina Cortés has a JT12 Jetstar and two engines for school practices, donated by the Attorney General's Office; a wind tunnel for aerodynamic testing, an electronic system first generation frequency testing, a laboratory for the design and construction of aircraft structures and two flight simulators, among other equipment. Referring to the name given to the hangar, "Elsa Carmina Cortés Vorrath" the Director General said that the Polytechnic is a recognition of the first pilot of the Navy of Mexico, who represents the position that women are achieving woman than ever before they had occupied, "a position that while it is an honor, represents a dual responsibility: to do things right and do it well, because you have to make way for other women."

Meaning of the Shield

Each of the different centers of study consists of a shield to reference and covers the different subject areas that are offered on that campus. CECYT shield 2 has origin when the school was located in Tolsá and Three Wars, was devised and disseminated by the student of the sixties. it is noteworthy that the shield consists of a gear representing the symbol of Mechanical engineering, metal column and electrical engineering rays represent the Globe it appears the Americas; This represents the reception area of aspiring students to enter vocational cycle, the No. 2 It indicates the number that was assigned to the school since its founding. Same as originally called prevocational, vocational two of arts and crafts school, the letter V. It indicates the symbol of vocation, stands leading into the v is the name that you currently have school.

Student Movement 2014

During the Student Movement in September 2014, the CECYT 2 actively participated in cooperation with other CECYT's of the IPN (Instituto Politecnico Nacional) to abolish recent changes to the University's curriculum and rules. During this time members from an organization known as "COSAC" (Comision Organizadora del CECYT 2) and members of the "AGP" (Asamblea General Politecnica) accused the school's principal for being involved in money laundering. According to COSAC and AGP, students from the CECYT 2 were forced to pay fees that would get falsely submitted as donations in order to continue enrolled each semester; "forced donations", students called them. These donations would never get submitted officially to the University's funds. The scandal caused the principal to quit her job in early 2015, with no charges because an investigation could not be followed due to the lack of a General University Principal at the time. Later, "COSAC" created a Student Committee and through a series of round-tables with school officials, teachers and staff, they designed a process to elect a new principal. The process took almost a year and it ended in the election of Pedro Escobar Ballesteros as the new Principal.

Educational Offer

The CECYT 2 "Miguel Bernard Perales" offers 6 technician degrees that focus on the area of Mathematics and Physical Sciences: