The Xólotl Project, promoted by the ITJ Emerald Zone science academy, is an educational initiative that unites science, culture and environmental awareness. Through the care of salamanders - Leonardo, Rafael, Miguel Ángel and Donatello - students experience active learning about biodiversity, ecosystems and Mexican identity.The salamanders live in a specially conditioned space called ‘ajolotario’, which becomes a living classroom and a catalyst for multiple learning experiences. The project also invites families to join in at home, encouraging community participation and scientific thinking from an early age.This effort reflects the vision of a school connected to the world, which learns by caring and teaching from the heart.
