Lula suspends controversial high school reform amid pressure from students and teachers

Students, particularly those requiring employment, face increased dropout risk due to expanded school hours without adequate economic support mechanisms.

In Brazil, a reform conceived to modernize secondary education — expanding school hours and introducing elective pathways — has met the resistance of a society where aspiration and infrastructure rarely align. President Lula's government, responding to sustained pressure from students and educators, is preparing to suspend the New High School reform through official decree, opening a 90-day consultation that will determine whether the overhaul is reshaped, abandoned, or allowed to proceed. The pause reflects a deeper tension in Brazilian public life: the distance between the promise of educati

Lula suspends controversial high school reform amid pressure from students and teachers

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