Resumo:
The  policy  of  inclusive  education  emerged  from  the  World  Declaration  on 
Education  for  All  held  in  Jomtien,  Thailand  in  1990  and  the  ten year Plan  for 
Education  for  all  (Brazil,  1993).  This  right  can  be  achieved  by  implementing  the 
national policy on special education. This change  in design  is basead on  ideas from 
the  structural  changes,  organizational  and  methodological  could  respond  to  the 
educational  needs  of  students  benefiting  all  independent  to  make  any  kind  of 
disability. Thus, mainstream schools who have can  fronted  the  task of working with 
diversity realized the need to promote change in the conceptualization of curriculum, 
teacher  training,  teaching methods,  and  also  in  the  actions  and  responsabilities  of 
general  education.  The  democratic  management  in  schools  is  characterized  by 
recognition  of  the  importance  of  conscious  and  informed  participation  of  people 
(school,  family  and  community)  in  decisions  about  direction  and  planning  of  their 
work.  Thus  aiming  at  the  democratization  of  educational  process,  the  responsible 
participation of all  the necessary decisions and  its effectiveness  through a collective 
commitment  to  quality  educational  outcomes.  The  law  of  Directives  and  Bases  of 
National  Education  Law  nº  9394/96  provides  for  a  democratic  management  is 
necessary  that  the education systems define  the norms of democratic management 
is  necessary  that  the  education  systems  define  the  norms  of  democratic 
management  is  necessary  of  school  systems  to  set  standards  for  the  norms  of 
democratic  education  in  education  basic,  in  accordance  with  the  peculiarities  and 
according  to  the  following  principles:  participation  of  education  professionals  in  the 
preparation of teaching project for school community participation in school and local 
school boards or equivalent. These principles constitute a guarantee of  the  right  to 
participation and enable people to intervene in policy making and management of the 
school.  It  is  the  perception  that  to work  the  school  requires  the  adherence  of  their 
users, students, parents or guardians in the educational purposes for which it should 
target those actions and effective and should lead to good student performance. This 
change  in design  is based on  ideas  that  the structural changes, organizational and 
methodological  could  respond  to  the  educational  needs  of  students  benefiting 
everyone  regardless  of  presenting  any  type  of  disability.  It  is  observed  that  the 
construction of democratic practice in schools is a process takes place in day-to-day 
with  the  school  community  participation  and  local  levels.  The  inclusion,  despite 
having obstacles and being complex,  is necessary and possible  to  implement. This 
paradigm  suggests  and  awareness  of  all  people.  A  positive  attitude  from  parents, 
promotes educational and social inclusion. The figure of the family is of fundamental 
importance  for  the  development  of  any  individual,  especially  those  with  special needs.