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Harsh reprimand from Forza Italia Deputy Valentina Aprea against Commissioner Domenico Arcuri, guilty, in his opinion, of having bought “very old generation banks, not even colored and in a single shape (squares) and not, for example, trapezoidal, as the municipalities have acquired them for a long time for schools that have thus been able to organize innovative educational environments, overcoming the frontal lesson ”.
But Aprea is also irritated by other reasons, certainly more substantial, from the fact that Arcuri is not fulfilling the commitment to deliver all the desks ordered before the start of the lessons.
Not to mention the considerable cost of the entire operation and how the furniture got to the schools: “There was a real need to upset the army for a modest handover like the one that took place yesterday [il 28 agosto, ndr] ? Does Commissioner Arcuri know that in many other Italian schools good principals and good mayors have done much more and better in terms of new furniture and without all the “cinema” designed by the center? Instead, Arcuri tells us which companies have won the tender and communicates to the schools and Parliament the actual delivery plan of the purchased banks, data that has not yet been transmitted even to the Ministry ”.
Mother Aprea does not spare even the criticisms of Minister Azzolina: “As Forza Italia has been denouncing for months, the beginning of the school year is at risk, especially due to the absence of hundreds of thousands of teachers who arrive late to schools and in some cases even lack directors. And Minister Azzolina, the only one responsible together with the Ministry for these delays, cannot get away with saying that this happens every year. “.
“Minister Azzolina – Aprea concludes – It has opted for the administrative ‘hangover’ and has used the emergency rules to change the criteria for admission to the rankings and foresee autumn competitions that are difficult to manage with the ongoing health emergency and that will not meet the objective of covering the chairs ”.
