Overview
- Roughly 104 lesson videos from Vincenzo Schettini’s YouTube channel were taken down, with no public explanation reported for the removals.
- Anonymous former students claim class time was used to record content and say livestream engagement affected grades, while a 2017 clip shows Schettini saying live participation could add one point.
- Schettini rejects the accusations, posting signed statements from current and former students defending his methods and describing online lessons as optional review.
- School staff say no formal complaints reached the administration, note he is on a part‑time contract and fulfilled his hours, and deny any vote‑for‑views practice.
- The dispute feeds a wider policy debate, with a 2024 ministry circular banning smartphone use in class and rules requiring parental consent for filming minors and limiting publication on private channels.