Public School Mission demands guarantees to avoid failures in the national exams of 2027

The Missão Escola Pública (MEP) has raised concerns with the Ministry of Education regarding the issues faced during the national exams this summer. They demand transparency on measures being taken to prevent a recurrence of the problems identified in 2026. The MEP has submitted 25 questions about the preparation for the 2027 exams, emphasizing the need for accountability and clarity on the classification model, reliability of the system, and working conditions for evaluators. They also inquire about the continuation of digital grading and potential changes to the process, including the possibility of reverting to paper assessments. The MEP insists on knowing the involvement of external entities like Deloitte and the overall costs associated with the digitalization of exams. They conclude by asserting the public's right to understand what went wrong in 2026 and what is being done to ensure improvements for 2027.