The 2024 edition of Eduscopio, a platform by the Fondazione Agnelli, has unveiled its latest rankings of Italian high schools based on university success and employment rates of graduates.
The Spinelli school in Turin emerged as a standout, topping the charts in linguistic, scientific, and applied sciences categories.
Meanwhile, the Gioberti reclaimed its title as the best classical high school in the city.
The rankings, which analyzed data from over 1.3 million graduates between 2018 and 2021, aim to guide families in choosing the right high school.
The pandemic's impact was evident, with a notable increase in students not taking exams in their first university year.
Despite these challenges, technical and professional graduates are seeing employment rates return to pre-pandemic levels.
