Mexico To end School Year Early Ahead Of 2026 World Cup
The Mexican government has reportedly decided to end the school year 40 days earlier than usual — just one week before the country’s opening match at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
According to reports, schools across the country will begin their long holiday break from June 5 until August 31, giving students nearly three full months of vacation.
The decision has already sparked huge reactions online, with many football fans celebrating the move as Mexico prepares to co-host the biggest World Cup in history alongside the United States and Canada.
Supporters believe the extended break will allow families, students, and communities to fully enjoy the tournament atmosphere and support the national team during the global event.
However, the move has also generated debate, with some questioning the impact the long holiday could have on education schedules and academic planning.
Mexico is expected to be one of the centres of attention during the 2026 World Cup, with excitement already building across the country ahead of the historic tournament.