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Ferrara School Limits First Naples Trip to Students Averaging 7, Plans Second Group

The institute cites a €140,000 annual spending cap that prevents taking all 160 applicants at once.

Overview

  • At IIS Einaudi, the board set thresholds excluding students with disciplinary notes and conduct grades below 8, then used a 7.0 average as the cutoff to fill the first group.
  • Twelve third‑year classes produced about 160 sign‑ups, leading the school to divide travelers into two cohorts of roughly 80 each.
  • The first departure is scheduled for February and a second is expected later, likely in May, with priority for students not included initially.
  • Principal Marianna Fornasiero calls the merit rule the most objective tool under the constraints and acknowledges a lapse in explaining the second trip.
  • Parents have requested a clarifying meeting with school leaders, which the institute has set to discuss the decision and possible alternatives.