CT ARSA Foundation Promotes Free CT ARSA Senior High School in Boyolali

CT ARSA Foundation, in collaboration with AirNav Indonesia, carried out a number of activities under the 2026 State-Owned Enterprises Volunteer Service programme in Kembang Kuning Village, Cepogo District, Boyolali Regency, Central Java. In addition to providing literacy education to primary school and kindergarten pupils, CT ARSA also conducted an outreach session for students of SMP Negeri 3 Cepogo.

Hundreds of junior secondary school students, from Year VII to Year IX, received information about CT ARSA Senior High School, a free school founded by Chairul Tanjung and his wife Anita Ratnasari Tanjung.

CT ARSA Foundation’s acting head, Haerani Akbar, delivered the presentation to the junior secondary students in the schoolyard located in Kembang Kuning Village. The students appeared enthusiastic in following the presentation from CT ARSA.

“We are conducting this outreach for CT ARSA Foundation Senior High School in Boyolali to attract our younger siblings, particularly those in Deciles 1 to 3 and from underprivileged families, so we can assess their potential and guide them to register and take part in the selection process for the CT ARSA Foundation senior high school in Sukoharjo,” said Haerani Akbar, acting head of CT ARSA Foundation, when met at SMPN 3 Cepogo, Boyolali.

Akbar explained that CT ARSA Senior High School operates on a boarding school concept. The school has prepared dormitories for the students along with all facilities, free of charge.

“CT ARSA Foundation Senior High School is 100 per cent free. It was founded by Mr Chairul Tanjung and Mrs Anita Ratnasari Tanjung. They provide all facilities free of charge to students accepted at CT ARSA Foundation senior high schools, both in Sukoharjo and in Deli Serdang,” he said.

Akbar explained that there are several selection stages for prospective students of CT ARSA Foundation Senior High School. The first stage is administrative selection, including the prospective student’s decile, namely from Deciles 1 to 3 and underprivileged families. This is an absolute requirement.

“We also conduct a survey. We carry out the survey to ensure that the child truly comes from an underprivileged family that is in need,” he explained.