Due To Violation Of The Rules, Limited PTM At SDN 05 Jagakarsa Terminated

Students ride a free school bus after participating in face-to-face learning (PTM) at SMKN 15 Jakarta, Kebayoran Baru, South Jakarta (Photo: Aprillio Akbar/Antara)

JAKARTA - The DKI Jakarta Education Office (Disdik) has temporarily suspended the limited face-to-face learning (PTM) phase 1 at SDN 05 Jagakarsa, South Jakarta because it was deemed to have violated the rules and regulations. Head of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Education Office, Nahdiana, confirmed that his staff had investigated SDN 05 Jagakarsa, South Jakarta, after the spread of a video showing a violation of rules that are not disciplined in applying health protocols, namely not wearing masks properly during the learning process. DKI Jakarta Province Nahdiana in a press release received in Jakarta, reported by Antara, Monday, September 6. Nahdiana emphasized that she would stop schools that violate health protocols in accordance with applicable regulations.

He further said that this temporary closure is expected to be a lesson for every educational unit to comply with the provisions set by the DKI Jakarta Provincial Education Office and to comply with health protocol discipline, especially for the safety of children and other school residents. as stated in the Decree of the Head of the DKI Jakarta Provincial Education Office No. 883 of 2021 concerning the Stipulation of Educational Units that Implement Limited Face-to-Face Learning Mixed Learning Phase 1 during the Enforcement Period of Restrictions on Community Activities. In this regulation, Educational Units that do not carry out health protection obligations for residents of education units are temporarily suspended from Limited Face-to-Face Learning Activities Mixed Learning Phase. 1. During the temporary suspension, the DKI Jakarta Disdik will carry out a re-verification process until the education unit is declared ready to implement Limited PTM. "We will continue to be committed to monitoring and evaluating so that similar things do not happen again," said Nahdiana