Schools
Castel Gandolfo does not host secondary schools, but within the municipal area lie a private kindergarten run by the Paul VI Pontifical Municipal School, which is primary and secondary level. Finally, there are the Scuola Media Statale "Dante Alighieri" and other religious institutions, which deal with primary education.
Walsh University, which has its main campus in North Canton, OH in the United States of America, holds a small campus in Castel Gandolfo. Classes are held in the fall, spring, and summer for Walsh students.
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