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Education in San Luis, Argentina: official figures

124,233 students were enrolled in mainstream education in San Luis in 2025: 16,102 in pre-school, 47,908 in primary, 50,118 in secondary and 10,105 in non-university higher education (1.1% of Argentina's 11.13 million).

Students in mainstream education
124,233
2025
Secondary students repeating a year
5.0%
2025

Is school enrolment falling in San Luis?

Mainstream enrolment in San Luis went from 129,034 in 2019 to 124,233 in 2025, a change of -3.7% (Argentina: -3.5%); pre-school enrolment changed by -9.6% (Argentina: -19.8%).

Source: Ministerio de Educacion de la Nacion · saved copy

How many students in San Luis go to public schools?

85.8% of students in San Luis attended state-run schools and colleges in 2025, 2nd highest of Argentina's 24 jurisdictions (Argentina: 71.1%); the rest attended privately run institutions.

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

How many students repeat a year in San Luis?

2,503 of the 50,118 secondary school students in San Luis in 2025 were repeating a year, 5.0%, 5th lowest of Argentina's 24 jurisdictions (Argentina: 5.9%); in 2019 the share was 8.0%.

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

How many pupils in San Luis have a full school day?

5.3% of primary pupils in San Luis attended schools with an extended or full school day in 2025, the lowest of Argentina's 24 jurisdictions (Argentina: 41.6%).

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

How many students finish secondary school in San Luis?

7,058 students graduated from secondary school in San Luis in 2024 (1.5% of Argentina's 461,497), while 194 secondary students left school during the year without transferring to another (Argentina: 51,076).

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

How many schools are there in San Luis?

San Luis had 1,050 school and college units in mainstream education in 2025, with 19,836 teaching and other staff posts.

Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

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How San Luis compares with other provinces

Secondary students repeating a year (%) (2025)

San Luis ranks 20 of 24, highest first. Repeaters as a share of secondary enrolment, mainstream education.

RankRegionSecondary students repeating a year (%)
17Cordoba6.2%
18Catamarca6.2%
19Tucuman5.1%
20San Luis5.0%
21Buenos Aires City4.5%
22Tierra del Fuego4.4%
23La Rioja3.9%
Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

Primary pupils repeating a grade (%) (2025)

San Luis ranks 7 of 24, highest first.

RankRegionPrimary pupils repeating a grade (%)
4Misiones4.2%
5Santiago del Estero3.0%
6Buenos Aires Province2.3%
7San Luis2.3%
8Mendoza2.0%
9Catamarca1.4%
10Chaco1.4%
Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

Primary pupils in extended or full-day schools (%) (2025)

San Luis ranks 24 of 24, highest first.

RankRegionPrimary pupils in extended or full-day schools (%)
18Tucuman12.0%
19Mendoza10.9%
20Misiones10.0%
21Santa Cruz7.0%
22Corrientes6.5%
23Neuquen6.5%
24San Luis5.3%
Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

Students in state-run schools (%) (2025)

San Luis ranks 2 of 24, highest first.

RankRegionStudents in state-run schools (%)
1Formosa87.3%
2San Luis85.8%
3La Rioja84.7%
4Corrientes84.1%
5La Pampa83.7%
6Chubut82.8%
7Santiago del Estero82.2%
Source: Secretaria de Educacion, Ministerio de Capital Humano · saved copy

Change in mainstream enrolment, 2019-2025 (%) (2025)

San Luis ranks 14 of 24, highest first.

RankRegionChange in mainstream enrolment, 2019-2025 (%)
11Cordoba-3.0%
12Mendoza-3.2%
13Corrientes-3.7%
14San Luis-3.7%
15La Pampa-3.9%
16Jujuy-4.5%
17Entre Rios-5.1%
Source: Ministerio de Educacion de la Nacion · saved copy

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