Overview

• The pilot is being installed at Escola Municipal José Parente Prado in Sumaré, chosen for serving older fundamental grades in a socially vulnerable area.
• The setup includes eight high-resolution cameras, biofacial access control, and a 180° security tower at the entrance with a panic button, siren and giroflex.
• All devices feed a private Command and Operations Center that alerts the Municipal Guard and Military Police, while parents receive real-time entry and exit notices via an app.
• Testing is scheduled to start Friday with a two-month evaluation; the city reports a cost of R$6,000 per month and says expansion to its 89 municipal schools will be considered.
• Police say the September 25 attack that killed two students was a premeditated act tied to rival factions; one suspect, Bruno Amorim Rodrigues, is in preventive custody and a second remains at large, as the state school prepares to reopen on October 6 with psychosocial support.