ISILTP di Verres

The school emphasizes a balance between academic rigor and practical, hands-on experience, often referred to as 'learning by doing'. It promotes values of inclusion, respect, and social responsibility, encouraging students to engage with the local territory and address contemporary issues such as sustainability, digital literacy, and gender equality.

The school offers a broad curriculum across several specialized tracks: Liceo Scientifico, Liceo Economico Sociale, Liceo Linguistico ESABAC, Informatica e Telecomunicazioni (with an Artificial Intelligence focus), Elettronica ed Elettrotecnica, Amministrazione Finanza e Marketing (AFM), Servizi Sanità e Assistenza Sociale (SSAS), and Turismo ESABAC Techno. Additionally, the school provides a Cambridge pathway and opportunities for ECDL/ICDL certification.

Graduates from the Administration, Finance, and Marketing (AFM) track possess specific skills in economic, legal, and fiscal fields, as well as business organization and marketing. Alumni are prepared for immediate entry into the workforce in private companies, banks, professional firms, or the public administration, or they may choose to continue their studies at universities or two-year technical institutes (ITS).

The school maintains a strong focus on inclusion, evidenced by its participation in national projects like the 'Staffetta dell’Inclusione'. It implements specific educational and inclusive activities, including laboratory work that integrates students with disabilities and projects aimed at fostering social awareness and solidarity within the school community.

The school coordinates with local secondary schools of the first grade to manage enrollments, specifically for its Cambridge pathway. Prospective students and their families are invited to participate in orientation activities to learn about the various academic tracks offered.

The academic year follows a standard schedule running from September to June. The school provides a structured calendar of lessons and activities, which is managed by the school's leadership and staff.

The school is located in Verrès (AO) at Via Frère Gilles, 33, and operates across a main campus and a secondary branch. The facilities support a technical and practical learning environment, including specialized laboratories for electronics, 3D printing, and informatics. The campus also features spaces for creative and social activities, such as the 'bench of kindness' and areas dedicated to inclusive projects.

Students participate in a wide range of extracurricular activities, including national competitions such as the Olympics of Culture and Talent and the National E-Mobility and Sustainable Mobility races. The school also promotes social initiatives, such as the 'Staffetta dell’Inclusione' (Inclusion Relay), creative contests on social issues, and collaborative projects with local organizations, including the Cervino CineMountain Festival and the Institute for the Blind in Milan.