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School reopening in Ginostra, Stromboli

Overview

A school has reopened in Ginostra, a remote hamlet on the slopes of the Stromboli volcano in Italy, after being closed for twenty years. The facility is accessible only by boat and currently serves a single six-year-old student named Aysha.

The reopening was facilitated by an agreement between the Lipari municipal administration and the Archdiocese of Messina, utilizing space within the renovated San Vincenzo Ferreri parish rectory. The initiative was driven by the advocacy of the student’s parents to prevent the family from having to relocate or commute long distances to Lipari or Milazzo.

Local authorities noted that the decision supports the isolated community of approximately 40 residents and upholds education as a fundamental right in remote locations. The student is taught by teacher Laura Mongi with support from Aeolian Islands school authorities.

Entities

Lipari · Ginostra · Aysha · Stromboli · Laura Mongi

Timeline

  1. 16 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Stromboli: School reopens in Ginostra for a single student

    After more than 20 years, a school has reopened in the remote village of Ginostra on Stromboli, Italy, to serve a single six-year-old student.

  2. 18 days ago

    [CULTURE] 2 sources
    Ginostra reopens school after 20 years for single student

    After twenty years, a school is reopening in the isolated hamlet of Ginostra on Stromboli, Italy, to serve a single six-year-old student.

Sources

berliner-kurier.de · drive.hu · mopo.de · nonsprecare.it