During the 10th ordinary session of the Municipal Chamber, the councilors of São José dos Campos passed legislation to municipalize seven additional state schools. This decision reflects a broader initiative led by Mayor Anderson Farias to gradually take over the management of these educational institutions by the start of the 2027 school year. Once implemented, the total number of municipalized schools in the city will rise to 24.

The specific schools targeted for municipalization include the Profª. Ana Herondina Soares Schychof in Vista Verde, Prof. Domingos de Macedo Custódio in Vila São Benedito, and several others, each strategically located across diverse neighborhoods in São José dos Campos. By municipalizing these schools, the city government aims to enhance educational quality and management, providing better resources and oversight that align more closely with local needs.

This legislative move is part of a larger trend in Brazil, where local governments are increasingly seeking to manage educational institutions directly. The shift to municipal management is expected to foster more tailored educational policies and improve student outcomes as local administrators may have a better understanding of community requirements. The decision also underscores the commitment of the São José dos Campos administration to invest in and prioritize local education.