KSP: Integrated National Schools Mark New Milestone in National Education Ecosystem
Jakarta (ANTARA) - The Presidential Staff Office (KSP) launched the Integrated National School (SNT) 7 in Bogor Regency, West Java, simultaneously with 16 other SNTs spread from Sumatra to Papua, marking the first cohort and a new milestone in the development of the national education ecosystem.
Chief of the Presidential Staff Dudung Abdurachman affirmed that the KSP has a direct mandate to ensure the President’s priority programmes, including the SNT programme, can be realised without obstacles.
“The Integrated National School is not merely the construction of physical infrastructure, but a strategic state intervention in delivering quality education that is close to the community, reaching all corners of the country,” said Dudung in a statement in Jakarta on Monday.
He said the success of this programme rests not only on the synergy between the central government and regional governments, but also on the commitment of all parties involved.
Dudung advised students to make the SNT a place to grow, dream, and pursue their future with better character education.
Furthermore, he also asked school principals and teachers to recognise the potential and uniqueness of each student. According to him, the classroom is not merely a facility for teaching and learning, but a place where the future of Indonesia’s children is shaped.
Dudung also affirmed the KSP’s commitment to continue overseeing the SNT programme together with the Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, including opening space to facilitate and resolve various obstacles encountered in the field.
In addition, he invited the entire community to reflect on President Prabowo Subianto’s message that investment in education is the key to the nation’s progress.
“This message serves as a reminder that we all have a role in supporting and creating better education so that Indonesia’s children can grow into the golden generation that will carry the nation forward,” he said.
The Integrated National School is a national priority programme in the education sector aimed at improving equitable access to quality education across all regions of Indonesia, with its first cohort launched simultaneously at 17 schools on 10 August 2026.