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(ANSAmed) - MADRID, APRIL 28 - The regional government of Catalonia has set a limit for the number of immigrant students in the classrooms of state-run schools and private centres, to avoid that the presence of foreign students, prevailing in state-run schools, might give rise to ghettoes. The measure is part of the bill of educational law of Catalonia, promoted by the regional three-party government and presented today to the media by education councillor Ernest Maragall. The regional law bill envisages also the setting up of an agency for the evaluation of the teachers, sets up new management formulas for the school centres and allows the schools to elaborate their own academic curriculum. It also envisages a commitment to increase the resources destined to education, in order to reach the average amount of investments of the other European countries. The law, for which the approval process in the regional Parliament is envisaged to be finalised by 2008, will enter into force in 2009. (ANSAmed).