ABSTRACT
This article investigates public school projects for special education students, according to the hegemonic perspective and the dispute for another hegemony. Adopting a theoretical-methodological approach that dialogues with historical-dialectical materialism, historical-critical pedagogy and the historical-cultural theory of human development, this study reflects on the school project, considering the tensions and contradictions within educational policies. This qualitative research involved a critical analysis of official documents and academic texts. The results indicate that special education is still marked by segregative practices. The article proposes a public school project anchored in the development of the generic human and the idea of special education as school education.
Keywords
Public school; Special education; School education; School organization