The stories and dreams of the students who got the highest marks. There are those who point to jurisprudence, politics but also psychology and teaching
VITTORIO VENETO. Poker of centini at the Flaminio high school. Four “champions”, three cum laude, in section A, the only one of the classic. Young people united by a passion for Europe, environmental issues and human rights. Among them stands out Ester Barel, who will enroll in law in Milan. Barel is part of the European Federalist Youth. She is also known for having participated in some sessions at the European Parliament for young people. In addition to being part of the environmental movement “Fridays for future”. “This maturity highlighted the shortcomings of the school,” he comments. “I think it is necessary to radically revise it and create spaces for debate dedicated to politics and the education of citizens”. Barel is keen to highlight that she was lucky to have had the means to tackle this educational path during the pandemic. For those who were leaving from a condition of economic or family hardship, the year was much more challenging.
Also Andrea Pessotto, hundred and praise, will enroll in law. He has already passed the selection at the International and European Law, in the university center of Groningen, in the Netherlands. «I would like to deepen my studies in Europe and internationally», he explains, «I am also reflecting for the University of Bologna». He has been involved in associations for some time.
“This maturity has been satisfying,” he says Carlotta Da Ros, another rib with honors. “It was the end of a fairly difficult year. The distance from the classroom was a source of stress for everyone. With the internal commission it was easy. They knew us and showed us affection ». Carlotta will enroll in classic letters. His dream is to remain in the academic world, perhaps as a teacher of Latin and Greek.
Another one at the top is Anna Altoè. Promise of swimming, he had to abandon his passion to devote himself to study. “Although I liked swimming a lot, it wasn’t my career,” he explains. Anna also attended the “Lorenzo da Ponte” theater academy and studied piano. Now he will throw himself headlong into the books for the entrance test of the faculty of psychology in Padua. —