In this paper we discuss the performance of the school psychologist in encouraging the school community to elaborate the Pedagogic Political Project.Topics such as politics, school-domination/hierarchy relationships, training/performance of the school psychologist and exercise of autonomy are covered. When the School Psychologist abdicates his or her authority, as an expert in the area, he or she can question the school-hierarchy, as well as persuade others to the idea that a school identity is historically constructed and that its reality is modifiable by the collective action of the community. The study was developed in the initial grades of a public elementary school of Brasília - DF, by utilizing the participant observation in weekly meetings with the pedagogical team and by thinking about the psychologist’s attitude as a mediator. The Pedagogic Political Project is an important mechanism of collective work, which permits the constitution of a school identity, of political positions and work policies which may be coherent to each reality. We highlight the consolidation of recognition of a possible autonomy in the construction of the Pedagogic Political Project by the school community.
School Psychology; Project pedagogical politician; Psychologist performance