So far everything is still running on its corridor

Ciracas Sub-district Head, Mamad and Jakarta Legislative Council (DPRD)'s Commission E Chairman, Muhammad Thamrin, visited the SDN Susukan 08 and 03 Pagi in order to monitor the implementation of the limited face-to-face learning (PTM), on Wednesday (10/6). It was participated by 128 students divided into eight classrooms.

At that time, they were greeting and encouraging students who were studying in the classroom and at home virtually. Students were also reminded to always maintain health protocols to contain the spread of Covid-19.

According to the results of a review of several schools, Thamrin assessed, he did not find any new clusters among students in which the school managed to implement health protocols properly.

Thereby, he would propose to Commission E to summon the related agencies for further evaluation and discuss the teaching and learning activities in the classroom as a whole in the next semester.

"So far everything is still running on its corridor," he said.

Similar statement also came out from Mr. Mamad. He uttered, the results of this review would be one of the evaluation materials to be studied directly together.

"I express my gratitude and appreciation to the council members who have cared about and regularly monitored the implementation of PTM. This is to determine whether or not comprehensive learning in schools can be opened in the near future," he concluded.