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The Colégio São Luís is a Catholic educational institution affiliated with the Rede Jesuíta de Educação (RJE) and follows the Jesuit Pedagogical Project (PEC), emphasizing integral development and a humanistic worldview. It is maintained by the Associação Nóbrega de Educação e Assistência Social (ANEAS), with headquarters on Avenida Paulista, 2300, 17th floor, suites 172 and 174, São Paulo, and it operates two teaching units in São Paulo: Colégio São Luís EIMF (Unit I) and Colégio São Luís – Unidade II (Unit II), registered with the state education department under CIE codes 103548 and 388117, respectively; Unit II is located at Avenida Doutor Dante Pazzanese, 295, Vila Mariana, CEP 04012-180, São Paulo. As a member of the Rede Jesuíta de Educação Básica (RJE), the school aims to form people with a humanist vision and the capacity to analyze reality critically to lead social transformation. The International Department coordinates relationships with foreign institutions and supports study-abroad programs and international admissions, while the school maintains multiple channels of communication with families (website, social networks, CSL app, Portal do Aluno, email, Teams, televisions, digital signage, and notices) and an Ombudsmanship channel (ouvidoria@saoluis.org and the CSL app) for feedback; the school also hosts knowledge fairs and student projects such as Mostra do Conhecimento.
Colégio São Luís is a co‑educational private Catholic Jesuit school in Brazil that blends a bespoke curriculum with the International Baccalaureate Diploma and the British curriculum for a rigorous, internationally minded education. The Ignatian pedagogy centers the student in an integral formation across intellectual, physical, social, emotional, and cultural dimensions, guided by the PEC and the Rede Jesuíta de Educação, and anchored by BNCC and UNESCO guidelines. Students develop five core competencies—Competentes, Conscientes, Criativos, Comprometidos, Compassivos—through a revised curricular matrix and active, autonomous learning. Assessment is semestral: descriptive reports in early years; AV1–AV4 and an annual final average in older years, with an option to take the IB Diploma in High School. The Ibirapuera campus (opened 2020) spans 28,000 m2, featuring science labs, a Maker Space, a library, a chapel, theatres, and a comprehensive sports complex, including a semi‑Olympic pool and track. Cambridge English preparation is also offered to families.
