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Los estudiantes de Panamá regresarán a las aulas el lunes 2 de marzo de 2026, confirmó el Ministerio de Educación (Meduca).
La medida aplica a centros educativos oficiales y particulares de todo el país y se enmarca en el Decreto Ejecutivo No. 49 del 8 de septiembre de 2025, que establece un año académico de 42 semanas.
Antes de la llegada de los alumnos, del 23 al 27 de febrero, los docentes participarán en la semana de organización, destinada a planificar actividades académicas, coordinar aspectos administrativos y realizar los ajustes necesarios para iniciar el año escolar sin contratiempos.
El calendario mantiene el modelo de tres trimestres, con períodos de clases, evaluaciones y recesos definidos:
Este esquema busca garantizar la continuidad de la enseñanza, el cumplimiento del programa educativo nacional y una planificación eficiente de los centros educativos.
Con estas fechas, Panamá ya tiene definido el ritmo del año académico 2026, desde la planificación docente hasta las evaluaciones finales y las ceremonias de graduación en diciembre.


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