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Valditara probe on autistic boy refused by 31 Milan schools - General News

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Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara on Tuesday launched a probe into a 15-year-old severely autistic boy who was refused entry by 31 high schools in the Milan area. "Being discarded a priori has happened to us and many other families," said Tommaso's family. (ANSA)

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Valditara probe on autistic boy refused by 31 Milan schools - General News

Education Minister Giuseppe Valditara on Tuesday launched a probe into a 15-year-old severely autistic boy who was refused entry by 31 high schools in the Milan area. "Being discarded a priori has happened to us and many other families," said Tommaso's family. (ANSA)

1 month ago·Italy

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Italy investigates case of adolescent who was rejected in more than 30 schools for being autistic

Italian Ministry of Education investigates the case of Tommaso, a 15-year-old autistic teenager.

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ANSA broke the news in Italy 1 month ago on Tuesday, February 11, 2025.

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