JAKARTA - Face-to-face learning (PTM) with 100 percent capacity in Jakarta is still ongoing despite the discovery of COVID-19 cases in a number of schools.
Deputy Governor of DKI Jakarta Ahmad Riza Patria said that currently 15 schools were closed because a number of students had confirmed COVID-19. In total, there were 19 new school cluster cases that infected 16 students and 3 teaching staff.
"There are 19 cases of PTM, now there are 15 schools. The last 11 schools have now increased to 15 schools. The last 12 cases have now become 19 cases, 16 students and 3 teachers," said Riza Patria, Sunday, January 16.
The Deputy Governor advised parents and teachers to ensure that their children implement strict health protocols.
"Be careful, make sure our children are obedient and obey health protocols. Go to school and return home after returning home," added Riza Patria.
Regarding the request of the National Education Commission to reduce the capacity of the study room in anticipation of Omicron, the DKI Provincial Government will consider it.
"We will continue to strive once again the number of schools in Jakarta is 10,429, not intending to minimize or ignore the situation of 15 schools or 19 cases in this PTM, however DKI Jakarta meets the requirements for conducting 100 percent PTM. As we know the requirements are provinces at level one and two. Then the 100 percent requirement is that education and education personnel must be above 80 percent of the elderly and above 50 percent," explained Riza Patria.
"In DKI Jakarta, vaccines for educators are 91 percent and education staff for 89 percent are older than 71 percent and students are over 98 percent, so Jakarta meets 100 percent PTM requirements," he said.
Previously, the Head of Public Relations of the DKI Jakarta Education Office (Disdik) Taga Radjagah stated that 100 percent PTM is still safe to do.
"There are 10,947 PTM participants who have 11 school cases, which means what percentage. From the student side, 13 students are exposed. 1,370,425 PTM participants mean how many people are not affected, there are a lot of them, it's still safe," Taga told reporters. , Saturday, January 15th.
Taga explained that to stop PTM 100 percent, his party referred to the Joint Decree (SKB) of the 4 Ministers. He said that 100 percent PTM could only be terminated if the PPKM Jakarta status changed to level 4.
"To reduce or stop it, we basically use a 4 Ministerial Decree. This means that when PPKM goes up to Level 3, there will be a change in PTM, there are 50 percent 4 hours of learning and then learning like that," he said.
Taga said that based on current observations, PTM is 100 percent impossible to stop. He said that 100 percent of PTM could be changed to distance learning (PJJ) if the PPKM status changed.
The following is data on schools that were closed along with the findings of Corona cases in each school:
1. SDN Ceger 02 Morning (3 students)
2. Susukan Elementary School 08 Morning (1 student)
3. SDN Jati 01 Pagi (1 student)
4. Andalus Islamic Middle School (1 student)
5. SMP Labschool Kebayoran (1 educator)
6. SMPN 62 Jakarta (1 educator)
7. SMPN 252 Jakarta (1 student)
8. SMP Azhari Islamic School Rasuna (1 student)
9. SMAN 71 Jakarta (1 student)
10. SMA Labschool Kebayoran (2 students, 1 educator)
11. SMAN 20 Jakarta (1 student)
12. SMAN 6 Jakarta (1 student)
13. Pelita 3 High School (1 student)
14. SMK Assisi (1 student)
15. SMK Malacca Jakarta (1 student)
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