O público não-estatal na gestão da educação básica de Barcarena/PA

Abstract

This study lies in the research of Public Policy, Educational Program Graduate Education, Federal University of Pará. Discusses the public-non-state through the implementation of the School Program to Vale in educational management in the municipality of Barcarena in the period 2000 to 2008. It starts with the logic of adopting new paradigms of power to public action, from the 1990s, with the restructuring of the Brazilian state through the Master Plan for Reforming the State, which provided a framework for education as an action not - exclusive state, transferring it to the public sector non-state. Unleashing new twists to the pubic and private, materialized, among other things, the third sector and public-private partnerships. The methodological approach adopted was qualitative and had the technical data collection to document research associated with semi-structured interview, while the content analysis was based on the theory and method for data analysis. The survey results indicate that the introduction of public-private partnership, through the program actually barcarenense affected the already fragile structure of the city permeated by a weak indicator of quality in educational management, such as the absence of a Municipal Plan, a System Municipal School, Career Planning, Job and Remuneration and direct election to fill the position of director, as the principles of PEQV were absorbed by the Education Department and processed in line of action for the entire municipal network. It was found that such action found fertile ground in the absence of an educational policy in the municipality, in addition to SEMED of referrals from schools in the network occur at random, as immediate needs arise, ie, case by case. It was noted further that the partnership had primary responsibility for their actions focusing on improving the rates of elementary school children's education priority disregarding the constitutional action of the municipality. It is noteworthy also that the proposed training program was institutionalized by the city tends to a certain disqualification of teachers, due to the detailed requirements, in addition to non-participation of teachers in preparing. Therefore, that with the implementation of the partnership is a considerable degree of interference of the Vale Foundation, a private, in public administration which can weaken municipal autonomy.