KJP Suppresses School Dropouts Rate
Reported by Erna Martiyanti | Translated by Nugroho Adibrata
Jakarta Provincial Government tries to maintain the school dropouts rate under 0.5 percent. That is by allocating subsidy in education sector through Jakarta Smart Card (KJP).
Education must be clear, we must maintain school dropouts rate under 0.5 percent
Jakarta Governor, Basuki T Purnama disclosed, Jakarta people should not drop out of school. Thus his party tries to improve the quality of its citizen life.
"Education must be clear, we must maintain school dropouts rate under 0.5 percent," said Basuki, at City Hall, Wednesday (10/5).
KJP Monitoring must Be TightenedAccording to him, such number is lower than school dropouts in Yogyakarta, which is 13 percent. At this time, in Jakarta, the number only reaches 0.4 percent.
"That's why, people moved to the flat, this is more humane. Given the doctor, given a bus, free school and market operation. That's what we mean human," he stated.
Even, starting this year, Jakarta government has given KJP until college with Jakarta Card program of Superior Student (KJMU), especially for KJP holders who qualify for public universities (PTN).
