Foligno nursery controversy: 21 children leave, 119 wait for spots

lanazione.it (Italian) —

The controversy over the Borroni nursery school in Foligno continues, with opposition group Foligno in Comune demanding the resignation of the mayor and the relevant assessor after only one child remains enrolled at the facility. The group reports that 21 children have left the nursery while 119 remain on the waiting list, attributing the exodus to a monthly fee of 692 euros, later reduced to 625 euros, which they call an "absurd" situation. Foligno in Comune criticizes the outsourcing of the service and proposes an open city council meeting, permanent dialogue with families, and participation councils in every nursery, calling the facilities essential public services representing the city's future.


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