Italy Proposes Upper Limit for Migrant Children in Classrooms
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The Giorgia Meloni government has proposed to limit the proportion of migrant children in Italian classrooms to 30 percent, and to introduce mandatory Italian courses for parents of foreign children to promote integration and avoid cultural ghettos.
The government of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni wants to tackle the educational problems caused by ongoing immigration with a series of concrete measures. One of the most recent proposals reported on by the British newspaper The Telegraph is to limit the percentage of children with a migration background allowed in Italian classes to 30 percent. The proposal originated from Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara (Lega). He argued for the …
The government of Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has proposed imposing a 30 percent cap on the proportion of immigrant children in Italian school classes.
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