(ANSA) - ROME, JANUARY 20 - "In the school there are serious and extraordinary difficulties. As servants of the State we have tried to make our responsible contribution, but we cannot neglect a lack of attention towards Sga directors and Ata staff. We want to be placed in the conditions better to be able to operate and work, and we would like to have a better recognition of who we are and what we do ". This was said by the president of Anquap, the National Association of Public Administrations, Giorgio Germani. "The remedy - he said - is the NRRR but the risk is a medium-long time.
But we need immediate answers. There is an enormous work to be done not only for the school but also for the entire public administration".
Elvira Serafini, Snal national secretary, also took part in the confrontation, who spoke of a "school in serious suffering". "The circulars - stressed Serafini - arrive, they change. The school is moving forward with the good will of the directors, but we are at a loss. This situation is creating confusion and conflicts. On the quarantines, then, it seems like a bingo game. The emergency is not more acceptable. We had time and resources. We asked for a general improvement, nothing has changed. The nice words were not followed by real facts ".
The director of Cida Emilia Romagna, Marco Santini also spoke of the absolute need to give confidence but above all true autonomy to schools.
Two students from the Monti high school in Cesena were also present at the debate.
Nicolò Francesco Righi and Martina Simonelli asked for "structural changes".
"There are many things to improve - they stressed - such as the situation of the chicken coop classes.
We should also intervene on transport and on the rules inside the classrooms. The latter should be reviewed because they seem written by people who have no idea how to live in school".
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