Moschiano officially reopened its Scuola dell'Infanzia on 5 October 2026, following a major redevelopment project financed through Italy's National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR).
The ribbon-cutting ceremony brought together citizens, pupils' families, Mayor Sergio Pacia, school headteacher Maria Siniscalchi and Don Alberico Rega, according to the local press report documenting the event.
The intervention renovated the preschool building in Moschiano, a small town in the province of Avellino, Campania. The report notes that the project had been initiated six years before the reopening, underlining the long path to completion.
During the works, Moschiano's preschool pupils were temporarily hosted in facilities in nearby Quindici. Cooperation between the two municipalities and their teachers meant pupils did not miss school days while the renovation was under way.
Mayor Pacia identified the work carried out by contractor Barlati during the final months as decisive in bringing the intervention to completion.
The report also mentions logistical support from participants in the GOL project and collaboration with the neighbouring municipalities of Quindici and Marzano di Nola.
The total value of the PNRR funding and the technical details of the renovation were not specified in the available report.
