Liceo Alessandro Manzoni

The school is committed to the promotion of classical culture, digital literacy, and international exchange. It emphasizes a comprehensive educational approach that integrates traditional academic subjects with modern technological skills, as evidenced by its participation in the National Digital School Plan (PNSD) and various European Erasmus+ projects.

The school offers a variety of academic tracks, including Classical, Linguistic, Scientific, Scientific-Sport, Economic-Social, and Human Sciences curricula. The academic program is enriched by the National Digital School Plan (PNSD), CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) initiatives, and various PON (National Operational Program) projects. Students have access to structured pathways for language and IT certifications, as well as opportunities for work-study programs (Alternanza Scuola Lavoro).

The school prepares students for university orientation and provides opportunities for obtaining various certifications, including IT certifications (EIPASS) and language certifications in English, French, Spanish, and German. Students participate in national and international assessments, such as the OECD-PISA tests, and the school maintains an "Albo d’oro" (Golden Book) to recognize the achievements of its alumni.

The school maintains a dedicated office for the inclusion of students with special needs, supported by a designated coordinator for the Territorial Support Center (CTS). Specific staff members are appointed as referents for students with learning disabilities (DSA) and special educational needs (BES) to ensure appropriate academic support and integration.

Prospective students must register for enrollment in the first year through the official MIUR portal at http://www.iscrizioni.istruzione.it. The school provides administrative support for the registration process through its secretariat office.

The school operates on an annual academic calendar that includes scheduled events such as open days, educational trips, and seasonal activities like the "Settimana Bianca" (winter sports week). The academic year concludes with state examinations, and the school maintains a public calendar of events covering arts, music, sports, and academic seminars.

The campus features specialized environments for e-learning, including Moodle and WEschool platforms, and a dedicated "EICENTER" for IT certifications. The school is equipped with a streaming TV channel and "RadioManzoni," and it maintains various permanent laboratories for student projects. The facilities also include an "Aula Confucio" for the study of the Chinese language.

The school hosts a variety of permanent laboratories and projects, including a stable laboratory for classical theater, which has earned the school the title of "ambassador of classical culture." Students can participate in the "LugManzoni" group, which focuses on free software, coding, and Linux, and serves as a provincial site for the annual Linux-Day. Additionally, the school offers language courses in English, French, Spanish, and German, as well as opportunities for students to engage in sports and international projects like Erasmus+.