Conselheiro Crispiniano School, Public education institution in Centro district, Guarulhos, Brazil.

Conselheiro Crispiniano School is an educational facility in downtown Guarulhos that serves students from primary through high school levels. The building includes classrooms, a sports court, auditorium, library, and adapted facilities for different types of learning and activities.

The school was founded in 1951 as Guarulhos experienced rapid growth and needed more educational spaces. It was created to address the rising demand for public schooling during that period of urban expansion.

The school serves as a meeting place where students engage in arts, music, and sports activities that go beyond regular classroom learning. These programs shape how the community sees education as part of daily life.

The school stands in downtown Guarulhos, in the state of São Paulo, and is a working public school, so access to the building and grounds depends on the school calendar and daily activities. The 1961 renovation by Vilanova Artigas and the Mário Gruber mural are architectural elements to look for from outside the classrooms.

The 1961 renovation was designed by Vilanova Artigas, and the school belongs to a group of his works in Guarulhos that also includes the Parque Cecap residential complex. A mural by Mário Gruber, in place since 1970, has been at risk of disappearing through neglect and maintenance difficulties.