The made in Italy high school proposed by Meloni is not bad

There are two things in the “made in Italy” reforms that are (almost) never wrong: one, Renzi has already done them; two, they didn’t work. Case study is precisely the elusive, but already notorious (the mad laughter for the “Anglist brand so not Rampellian”), creation of the “high school of made in Italy”. Whoever has a little memory remembers the Good school; for those who don’t have it, there is the timely memo from the union of school principals, who explained that “it already exists, it is one of the 11 vocational education addresses established by law 107/2015”.