In 1912 Ashkenazi, Sephardic and Jews that came from provincial areas, formed a new Alliance Monte Sinai organization.

•We are divided by communities: Ashkenazi, Sephardi, Mount Sinai, Magen David by their ethnicity (places of origin), and by the religious axis: Orthodox and Conservative, although the Ultraorthodox (Charedim) have been increasing.
Jewish schools
•The Jewish educational network in Mexico consists of 15 day-schools and an institution for students with special needs. 
• About 93 percent of Jewish children attend Jewish schools, with a steady student population from pre-school to high school (43 percent in Buenos Aires and 34 percent in Toronto). 

   _{Excerpt From: Yossi Goldstein (Coordinador general). “El educador judío  latinoamericano en un mundo transnacional.” iBooks.}
Education
• Regarding the curriculum, the official program is designed by the National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM (for the high school ones incorporated to the UNAM), the College of Sciences and Humanities, CCH-UNAM, and the Secretary of Public Education, SEP which validates Jewish subjects), for those institutions that integrate Jewish education programs in Israel, Canada, the United States and other countries of the Jewish world, with the aim of also adapting both programs to international curricula such as IB International Baccalaureate.