During his term in office, Obregón Tapia stressed the importance of education to the future growth of Sonora and the country as a whole and demonstrated his commitment by overseeing the construction of 139, primarily rural, schools and places of learning, and instituting a program of night  classes for adults.
Obregón Tapia's commitment to education is evident through the construction of numerous rural schools and the implementation of adult night classes, demonstrating his belief in education's role in Sonora's and the nation's future development.