Pacinotti High School dominates Sardinia: science programs are at the top of the island's curriculum.

The Pacinotti scientific high school in Cagliari has confirmed its position as the best secondary school in Sardinia according to Eduscopio , obtaining a score of 82.42. Scientific high schools lead the regional rankings, with eleven schools scoring above 70. Mariano IV d'Arborea in Ghilarza and the Cagliari-based Don Bosco and Alberti schools follow on the podium, with excellent results also for the schools in San Gavino, Carbonia, and Nuoro.

Among the classics, the Galileo Galilei of Macomer takes the lead, while in the province of Cagliari, the Dettori takes the top spot. Among the linguistics, the Pitagora of Selargius takes the lead, followed by Alghero and Nuoro.

Among the technical specializations, the Duca degli Abruzzi agricultural school in Elmas leads the technological section, while the Ciusa school in Nuoro takes first place among the economics specializations.

Eduscopio, which analyzes the results of over a million graduates, thus confirms Pacinotti's primacy and captures the island's scholastic excellence.

Launched in 2014, this year's edition of the portal analyzed data from over one million Italian graduates from 8,150 schools over the three academic years from 2019 to 2022.

In the national rankings, the Giovanni Battista Ferrari high school in Este, in the province of Padua, obtained the highest score: 94.45.

The full article by Roberto Carta in L'Unione Sarda, available on newsstands and the App today.