NORCIA (PERUGIA), 22 JUN – “My students, who are called to take the final exams, are the emblem of Italy that knows how to react, that knows how to get out of difficult situations, and that wants to look to the future with optimism,” Rosella Tonti, head teacher of the all-inclusive ” De Gasperi Battaglia “institute in Norcia, told ANSA.

“My students, who are called to take the final exams, are the emblem of Italy that knows how to react, that knows how to get out of difficult situations, and She does it on the day that the written test resumes its normal schedule after being postponed for two years as a result of the pandemic.

“They arrive at this appointment after having to face one of the most devastating earthquakes ever recorded by our country, after a world pandemic, and now also the war at the gates of the European Union,” Tonti says, referring to maturity. “They arrive at this appointment after having to face one of the most devastating earthquakes ever recorded by our country.”

After all of these years of chasing and solving problems, the manager says, “despite everything, we arrive today in the sign of normality, and this is an incredible result if we think of six years ago, the shocks, containers, and distance learning.”

After all of these years of chasing and solving problems, the manager says, “despite everything, we arrive today in the sign of normality.” “But the mind also wanders to other times and places.

“What do I wish to happen throughout the upcoming academic year? To be able to do it in its entirety in the name of normalcy, as Tonti describes, I dream of being able to confront nine months of school thinking only about teaching, trips, and the typical things that are done in class.

To be able to do it in its entirety in the name of normalcy “. Tonti comes to a conclusion by saying, “I wish the guys will always persevere with the strength and dedication they have shown up to this point.”