In Imperatriz, Maranhão, a significant incident of violence has occurred at the Municipal School Gonçalves Dias, where the mother of an autistic child allegedly assaulted school staff. The mother demanded to stay in the classroom after learning that the regular caregiver was absent, despite school policies that prohibit the presence of parents during class. The situation escalated after the school coordinator asked her to leave, leading to a physical confrontation. The school leadership confirmed that multiple staff members, including the principal, the coordinator, a janitor, and a teacher, were victims of the assault. According to reports from the Federation of Public Service Workers, the mother slapped the coordinator and pushed the principal, causing significant concern for the safety of staff at the school. This incident raises serious questions about parental behavior and school safety. The repercussions of this violent act may lead to increased scrutiny of school policies regarding parental involvement in classrooms, as well as the handling of students with special needs. Local authorities are likely to address this issue in their future discussions on school safety and parental engagement, making it a pivotal moment for how educational environments manage the intersection of parental rights and student welfare.