Considerações acerca do programa de espaço infantil noturno (lei do espaço coruja): reflexos na educação infantil carioca

Abstract

In this dissertation, the object is the Night Children's Space Program, also known as "owl space", specifically the one in the city of Rio de Janeiro. The aforementioned law is the result of authorship by councilor Marielle Franco (in memorian) with councilor Tarcísio Motta, conceived and debated with civil society, the university, unions and teachers of the Rio de Janeiro public education network that provides for the use of day care centers and other municipal children's facilities to receive children from six months to five years and eleven months at night. The objective is to analyze how a program of an assistance nature, although linked of Municipal Department of Education, will impact the education of children who will benefit from it. This is a bibliographic research, focusing on laws and productions on the subject, covering the fields of early childhood education and related policies. In terms of results, it is concluded, although the law that created it has been enacted since 2018, the aforementioned program has not yet been implemented in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro, making it imperative to reflect on the constitutionality of the child as a subject of rights, being of fundamental importance that the value of the school institution of infantile education is respected.