The ETE Vasco Antonio Venchiarutti (ETE means State Technical School) has the architect Vasco Antonio Venchiarutti as its patron (in photo). He had a dream to build in Jundiaí City a school to promote professional education in Civil Construction. During his mandatory as Jundiaí Mayor, he instituted the law number 624 of March 15, 1958, that created the Technical School of Civil Construction. After that, he made a partnership with Federal Union (MEC, Educational Ministery), São Paulo State Government and Jundiaí City Government that allowed building the school.

At that time, Storani family donated an area of 200,000 m2 near to 2° G.O. 155 (2th General Quarter of Brazilian Army), that was part of Nossa Senhora do Desterro Farm. The Storani wanted that area was used as the campus of future school. In 1961 January, under Dr. Omair Zomignani Mayor´s mandatory, the fundamental stone was placed in that local.

A Coordinate Committee of Construction was established then and an executive group was assignment to provide all documentations to approval the school in Secretaria da Educação (Educational Bureau) and Ministério de Educação e Cultura (Educational and Culture Ministery). The executive group last meeting was in 1964 of July 2nd at school, which already built in that time. In 1965 February, the Regime Interno do Conselho Técnico (The Internal Regiment of Technical Council) was approved and managed the school until 1978.

The first Principal was the Professor João Augusto Oliveira. He started work in 1965 February 2nd. Under his mandatory, the school was officially opened in 1966 March 15 with inaugural classes of two courses: Agrimensura ( Surveying) and Edificações (Buildings). In that fresh start, there were 32 students. But a few years later, several changes occurred. The school received a new name, more students arrived and more courses were founded.

Named then Colégio Técnico de Jundiaí (Technical High School of Jundiaí), the numbers of students increased reaching the peak of 1,700 students in 1974 (this peak was repeated in 1992). By the Law Decree 3783 of 1983, the denomination of school became ETE Vasco Antonio Venchiarutti (ETEVAV as it is mostly referred) in reverence to the architect who fought for its foundation. Trough the years of its history, the school had different Principals in order: José Vitório Sacilotto, Benedito Marchi, Fernando Pereira da Costa, Orlando Ramires, Regina Judith Mancin, Isa Maria Borrego Lorena and Mauro Araújo Gut (presently).

Nowadays the ETEVAV sheltered 1,562 students in the day and the night periods, divided amongst in the following courses: Ensino Médio (Middle Education), Meio Ambiente (Environment), Saneamento (Sanitation), Segurança do Trabalho (Work Security) and Transporte sobre Pneus e Trânsito Urbano (Wheels Transportation and Urban Traffic), this last in agreement with Jundiaí City Government. The ETE Vasco Antonio Venchiarutti has pride of promote higher technical education and to form qualified professionals.