Amenzi de 1.000 de euro pentru românii din Italia care nu vor respecta noul decret școlar

Italian authorities are implementing new educational measures aimed at integrating foreign students and involving their families in the educational process. Parents will be required to attend Italian language learning programs if language barriers hinder communication with schools. Schools can report to social services if parents' communication difficulties affect their child's educational development. Parents may face fines ranging from 200 to 1,000 euros for non-compliance. The legislation also limits the number of foreign students in a class to 30% to facilitate integration. Additionally, the decree prohibits face coverings in schools, with similar fines for violations. These changes significantly impact the Romanian community in Italy, which comprises a large portion of the foreign population.