We have a 7‑year‑old and a 13‑year‑old and want public schools.
What public schooling options exist for children in Iranduba?
1 Answer
The municipal education department runs several public primary and secondary schools that follow the national curriculum. Children typically start at a municipal elementary school for grades 1‑5, then move to a state‑run middle school for grades 6‑9, and finally to a public high school for grades 10‑12. School years follow the Brazilian calendar, beginning in February and ending in December, with a mid‑year break in July. Enrollment is free, but families may need to provide school supplies and a uniform. Information on school locations, registration dates, and required documents can be found on the city’s official education portal or by visiting the local education office.
A starting point only — it may be incomplete or out of date. Check official sources for anything important, and add your own answer if you know Iranduba.
