Connected Schools

Launched by the Federal Government, the National Connected Schools Strategy (Estratégia Nacional de Escolas Conectadas – ENEC) marks a significant step in our ongoing efforts to connect public schools. Through the coordination of connectivity policies, this project aims to ensure quality internet access for all public primary schools across Brazil by 2026. The strategy is designed to establish connectivity infrastructure, provide fast and reliable internet, distribute computing devices in schools, and offer teacher training specifically designed for integrating technology in education. All of these advancements build on the foundations set by the Connected Education Innovation Program (Programa de Inovação Educação Conectada – PIEC) initiated in 2017.

“This is a significant milestone for education! With ENEC, we are on the brink of achieving universal connectivity in schools and diminishing educational inequalities in public schools. The challenge is formidable, but the potential for success is now equally substantial.”

Cristieni Castilhos - Executive Director, MegaEdu

“Each student faces unique learning challenges, and technology is crucial in tailoring content to meet individual needs. We were present at the inception of the Connected Education Innovation Program (Programa de Inovação Educação Conectada – PIEC) in 2017 and are now celebrating the 2023 launch of ENEC.”

Weber Sutti - Vice President of Institutional Relations, Fundação Lemann.

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