This study discusses the relationship between an official policy that is configured as prescribed curriculum and curriculum pedagogical practices at school. The policy in question is the new ENEM, a large-scale assessment, which has taken an inductor role of changes in the secondary curriculum. Seeks to analyze the curriculum practices of teachers of a public school in Igarapé-Miri, trying to understand the implications that the examination brings to the configuration of the same. Based on discussions in the field of curriculum authors and curriculum policies and assessment and teaching practice (Goodson 1995 2013; SACRISTÁN 2000, PACHECO, 2003, 2005, 2015; SILVA; LOOPES 2013 2015; Hypólito 2013 2015 ; VEIGA 1989), he tried to understand the ESMS as an educational policy characterized by the imperatives of globalization and as open to giving directions by the subjects of practice. For this was done a qualitative study (LUDKE & ANDRÉ, 1986; FLICK, 1994; CHIZZOTTI, 1991) in the school environment, using techniques observation and semi-structured interview with a group of school teachers. We conclude that the ESMS is rather bringing implications for school organization, for curriculum and pedagogical practices in high school, whereas it was found that there were changes in the evaluation process, methodology and thus instigating a tendency (teaching competency) in itself school curriculum from the massification of the exam, however this has occurred at school more as an external demand, a desire not to be outdone, last in the ranking, than a consistent initiative to improve the school's educational standard.
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