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The Scuola Italiana Vittorio Montiglio was founded in 1891 by Italian emigrants who sought to preserve and transmit the language and culture of their homeland. The Italian mutual-aid society proposed founding the school to Italians in Chile. It is a private, secular, co-educational institution serving nursery through secondary levels and is part of the Chilean education system; it has been recognized as a paritarian school since 2005, with parità granted across all levels and the high school recognized as a Scientific Lyceum. By 2025 the school educated about 1,447 students across the levels.
The Italian-Chilean cultural exchange is the mechanism for achieving common educational outcomes, uniting both cultures from the tradition of Italian families. Members of the educational community know one another and participate in school activities, reflecting an inclusive, bicultural environment. The school has a democratic and secular character, and it continues to promote education for all without discrimination based on nationality, ethnicity, gender, ability, or religious creed.
Centro dei Genitori (Center of Parents) is an association with a legal personality that follows its own statute and is elected every two years by representatives from all classes; its functions include involving parents in complying with school regulations, promoting parent education, understanding educational issues and cooperating on solutions, promoting and supporting pedagogical and cultural initiatives, and collaborating with different areas of the School through periodic class meetings and area micro-centers. Centre for Alumni (Ex Alunni) fosters unity among alumni who wish to maintain a bond with the institution and promotes a bicultural spirit as they collaborate with the School's development. The Paritary Committee provides mandatory insurance for workplace accidents and occupational diseases and is composed of six representatives from the Institution and six workers, three from each side being titular and three substitutes. The Governing Committee, the Corporazione Scuola Italiana Vittorio Montiglio, governs the School from Avenida Las Flores 12707, Las Condes, Santiago; its roster includes President Marina Argandoña Garibaldi, Vice President Claudia De Camino, and counselors Flavio Comunian, Flavia Vaccarezza, Nelson Cannoni, Roberto Montiglio, and Italo Cuneo.
Scuola Italiana Vittorio Montiglio is a private, secular, co-educational school in Las Condes, Santiago, serving nursery through secondary levels on a single campus. It offers an Indian Curriculum alongside a bespoke program and delivers trilingual instruction in Italian, Spanish and English. The school is affiliated with both the Chilean and Italian ministries as an overseas paritarian institution, with the high school recognized as a Scientific Lyceum. The campus, inaugurated in 2009, educates about 1,447 students across levels. The Institutional Educational Project guides the school's aims, emphasizing the formation of global citizens, participation by all community members, and periodic updates to meet social change. Classes operate within the Chilean system while maintaining Italian oversight. Facilities include language-rich classrooms, optional laboratories after school, and a dedicated Physical Education area. The Elementary School features theatre, choir, sports and art exhibitions, reflecting a strong commitment to languages, culture and creative expression.
