Ranking of the best Italian high schools: here are the excellences

The transition from middle school to high school is crucial, but students and parents often find themselves navigating a sea of ​​options without a compass. In this scenario, the ranking of the best high schools di Eduscope of Lambs Foundation presents itself as a valuable resource, providing clear indications on which high schools and institutes deserve attention during the frenzy of Open Day and registrations in January.

Ranking of the best high schools thanks to Eduscopio

Eduscopio, for a decade, has represented a point of reference in the field of scholastic orientation, identifying the educational institutions that prepare students in an optimal way for the university career and for entry into the world of work. In the recent edition of Eduscopio, the data of over one million Italian graduates from 7.850 schools were analyzed during the three-year school period from 2017 to 2020. The analysis focused on assessment of preparation of students both for university studies and for entry into the professional world, with particular attention to technical and professional schools.

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Despite the evident usefulness of Eduscopio, the possibility emerges of making full use of this tool if middle schools adopted a more targeted orientation. The key approach would be to enhance students' interests and inclinations, transforming theschool orientation in a process of discovery rather than simply validation of academic performance. The Eduscopio guide continues to represent a indispensable resource for those who are looking for an excellent educational path.

Classical and scientific high schools to take into consideration

In the panorama of the best classical high schools, the Nervi-Ferrari Institute in Morbegno, set in the picturesque Valtellina, and the Casiraghi in Cinisello Balsamo, in the province of Milan, stand out with distinction. The ranking reveals some provincial Roman high schools gaining positions, while others, known nationally, are losing ground.

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In scientific sector, the Ettore Majorana of Capannori, in the province of Lucca, takes first place, confirming its excellence. In Bologna, institutes outside the central nucleus achieved four first places out of six scientific high school courses, demonstrating a distribution of skills unusual. In Naples, the Alfred Nobel from Torre del Greco stands out by earning second place, while in Palermo, a high school from Monreale obtains a well-deserved place on the podium. The Girolamo Bagatta of Desenzano del Garda, in the province of Brescia, however, boasts the title of best classical high school in Italy according to this year's assessment, cementing its reputation for academic excellence.