School of Rock to reach eight schools in Mexico

School of Rock will expand its presence in Mexico with three new schools scheduled to open between October and November 2026. Two will be in Mexico City, in the Cuauhtémoc and Santa Fe areas, and one in the Carretera Nacional area of Monterrey. These additions will bring the music education franchise’s network to eight schools operating in the country.

Three openings across two cities

The expansion was reported on 12 November 2026 in a Yahoo Noticias article. The new locations are concentrated in two cities where the brand already operates: Mexico City and Monterrey. This therefore represents an expansion of its existing network in those markets, rather than entry into a new city.

The announced schedule covers October and November, placing the expansion towards the end of 2026. However, the published information does not give an individual opening date for each school. It is important to distinguish between the announced opening period and confirmation that each location is already teaching students.

For the franchise sector, the key development is the addition of three schools to a single network. The expansion is based on new locations, with a clear geographical split: two in the capital and one in Monterrey.

The capital’s network will grow from four to six schools

The new Cuauhtémoc and Santa Fe schools will increase the number of locations that the article counts as part of School of Rock’s presence in the capital from four to six. The existing locations listed are Pedregal, Polanco, Interlomas and Del Valle.

The two additions will broaden the brand’s coverage across the capital and its surrounding metropolitan area. The list of locations helps clarify where growth is taking place, rather than suggesting that the expansion is spread across Mexico as a whole.

The announced figures also mean that this market will account for most of the brand’s schools in Mexico: six of the planned eight. That concentration describes the distribution of schools, but does not in itself indicate which location has the most students, the highest revenue or the strongest commercial performance.

Monterrey will gain a second school

The third opening is in the Carretera Nacional area of Monterrey. According to the announcement, it will be School of Rock’s second location in the city, giving those seeking music education in Monterrey another option.

The expansion in Monterrey is smaller in scale than in the capital: one additional school, compared with the two announced for Mexico City. Both developments form part of the same expansion programme and will bring the national total to eight schools.

The news provides an update on the franchise’s geographical growth, but it is not an investment offer. The announcement does not specify franchise fees, required investment, payback periods or terms for operating new locations. Nor does it identify whether each school will be company-owned or run by a franchisee.

What to check before taking the next step

For interested families, the announcement provides an initial guide to the new locations. Before choosing a school, it is worth confirming its opening date, programme availability, timetables and fees directly. Proximity to a new location may be a factor in choosing a school, but it does not replace these checks.

For those monitoring franchise opportunities, School of Rock’s expansion offers a concrete example of growth in music education. What can be verified is the increase in school numbers and the broader presence in two cities; any commercial assessment requires further information specific to the business model and each location.

In practice: the three openings will bring the Mexican network to eight schools. The next step is to verify whether each new location is operating and, if considering an investment, request documented terms before making a decision.