This research aims to contribute for a debate concerning the new policies for Quilombola school education. This analysis is based on the political path of Quilombo Campinho-Independência-Paraty and its claims for a differentiated education. On these matters, we bring the community s resistance and requirements for recognition of its culture, original knowledge and ethnic values as a countryside black social group. As methods for this fieldwork, we selected case study, participant observation and interviews. As a result, we inferred that this community presents dilemmas and its particular options on reflecting how education has been thought and built by their own members, even before official Laws on this matter. As a conclusion, we bring that Quilombola school education is a project that can be proposed through decolonial education. We identified that recognizing Quilombola s knowledge, culture and ways of living introduces possibilities of defying the dominant settlements, especially when it aims at decolonization into school education.