They took to the streets, at the height of a week of strike against the stringent rules and prohibitions imposed by the school principal: no piercings, no long nails, no recreation, collection of mobile phones before classes, only one movement per class to the distributors of drinks and food. The 400 students of the "Sebastiano Satta" High School of Human Sciences and Music in Nuoro, even today have deserted the classrooms and filled Via Deffenu. They opened the protest with the cry of "the student has no fear, we want a free school" after having posted the billboards on the balustrade of the school's steps, amidst the whistles and slogans that went on all morning.
The boys are determined to continue the protest until the manager writes the responses to their requests. "There is not only the problem of piercing and nails - attacks Angelo, in his speech in Sardinian from the microphone - we want to remind you that we are here because we spend 5 hours sitting, there is no recreation and we have 10 minutes of break every hour at our discretion of the teacher. We have a very large courtyard and we cannot use it, in the branch we have a bathroom for one hundred students that we share with the professors. We will continue to talk to the principal who repeats to us that the school council must meet to decide. give us back our rights, but they must be put black and white ".
"We went to meet the principal, we reviewed our positions with the principal, we want the school council not to be afraid to express their opinion and that they are on our side", adds Emilian.
Angela, a student with nose piercing, also spoke: "The safety rules on piercings and nails are fine, but no to the disciplinary note that affects the vote of conduct, the penalty should only concern the matter".
Meanwhile, the headmaster Carla Rita Marchetti has been in press silence since yesterday, but has already expressed several openings to meet the students: now the responses of the school council are awaited, it is not certain that the boys will return to the classroom on Monday.
