Dom Bosco

The school is guided by the Salesian Preventive System, a pedagogical approach based on the pillars of reason, religion, and 'amorevolezza' (affection). It promotes an integral education that seeks to develop the student's physical, psychic, and spiritual dimensions. The institution is committed to a humanistic and innovative project that values the student as a protagonist in their own learning process within a family-like, welcoming environment.

The school offers a comprehensive academic pathway including Early Childhood Education (Maternal I to Infantil III), Elementary School (Anos Iniciais and Anos Finais), High School (Ensino Médio), and a Technical Course in Mechatronics. The curriculum utilizes specialized materials such as the 'Girolhar' collection for early years, 'Nautas' for elementary, and the SAS Education system for middle and high school. The pedagogical approach integrates active methodologies and digital learning tools to provide a dynamic and meaningful educational experience.

The school aims to form 'good Christians and honest citizens' who are prepared for the future with ethical values, social responsibility, and a clear life purpose. Graduates are expected to possess the academic, socio-emotional, and spiritual competencies necessary to pursue higher education and contribute to a more just and fraternal society. The curriculum is designed to foster autonomy, critical thinking, and the ability to build consistent life projects.

The school maintains a Social Service department to support the educational community. It emphasizes a 'pedagogy of presence' through the Salesian Preventive System, which focuses on individual accompaniment, emotional support, and the development of socio-emotional competencies alongside academic learning.

The school manages admissions through a structured process that includes an initial interview with the pedagogical team, verification of vacancy, and a formal enrollment contract. Required documentation includes student identification (birth certificate, RG/CPF), vaccination records, and transfer documents. The school offers tuition discounts for families with multiple enrolled children and maintains partnerships with specific companies that provide exclusive benefits.

The academic year is organized into trimesters, with specific periods for assessments, second-chance evaluations, and result disclosures. The calendar includes institutional breaks, such as the Constitutionalist Revolution holiday, and special community events like the Missionary Week and Grandparents' Day. The school also operates a vacation camp (Colônia de Férias) for students in the early years during school breaks.

The campus features modern infrastructure including a library, sports courts, a soccer field, and a heated swimming pool for the early years. Academic facilities include science and technology laboratories, an auditorium, a mini-auditorium, a music room, an art room, and a playroom (brinquedoteca). The school also provides ample outdoor patio space and is equipped with digital technology to support interactive learning.

The school offers a range of extracurricular activities designed to expand student formation beyond the core curriculum. These include the 'Dom Bosco +' program, which provides full-time care and educational activities in the afternoon for students in the early years. Additionally, the school hosts pastoral activities, including mission trips and community service initiatives, as well as various student events like themed parties and social gatherings.