2026 Registration: Everything you need to know about quotas and transfers in Bogotá
How to get a spot?
Bogotá City Hall.
Bogotá city authorities are calling on the community to participate in the process of obtaining student spots in public schools in the capital for the 2026 school year. How can you apply?
According to information published on the District Administration website, the government agency's commitment to the education and training of children and young people was confirmed. Therefore, it indicated that parents or guardians must visit www.educacionbogota.edu.co, a platform that hosts a form they must complete to begin this process. (See more: The Colombian department with the greatest economic growth by 2030, according to the IA) It should be clarified that this will be a process divided into several phases, which will determine a student's admission for the school year that begins next year.
New students must apply for a spot from August 1st to September 14th. Starting September 30th, contact media will inform them of their assigned spot, and enrollment can be completed from December 1st to 26th.
(See more: The 4 apps you should uninstall from your phone to protect your bank accounts) Former students, for their part, will be able to request transfers to other schools in the District from September 1 to 15. From September 22 to December 12, enrollment will be formalized and the respective transfers will be considered. Finally, starting January 5, 2026, through the Local Education Directorates, and on January 14, at the different schools, new requests and, of course, transfers will be processed.
The tool for teaching mathematics.
Bogotá City Hall.
The Bogotá Mayor's Office informed citizens that it has developed a tool that allows students to transform their pedagogical practices for learning mathematics with the help of AI in an initiative supported by the District Secretariat of Education (SED). This strategy is already being promoted in 58 academic institutions throughout the capital, a measure that will benefit at least 17,000 students attending classes in grades six through nine. (See more: It's in Boyacá and almost no one visits it: the town with the best peeled corn arepas) Along the same lines, the District revealed that it is also conducting training for teachers and administrators so they can understand all the functions of the Shaia.
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