Curitiba: Eduardo Pimentel Defends Consulting the Community About Civic-Military Schools.
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The mayor of Curitiba, Eduardo Pimentel, stated that the eventual implementation of the civic-military school model in the municipal network will depend on the decision of the school community. The statement was made after the approval of the law authorizing the creation of the program in the capital. According to Pimentel, parents, guardians, teachers, and other staff members of the educational units will have direct participation in the proces…
Families of students from eleven municipal schools in Curitiba will have the right to vote in the coming months on whether or not they want to adopt the Civic-Military School Program in their schools. The city government calls this a decision of the school community—students, parents, teachers, and staff. It adds that if the vote decides in favor of implementation and someone does not want to study or work in a civic-military school, they are fr…
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