- According to the Directorate General of Primary and Secondary Education of the Ministry of National Education in 2004, out of 187,000 senior high school teachers, 87,133 (46,6%) were under-qualified teachers. Data also shows that there are 17,663 senior high school teachers who are teaching subjects that are not in their area of expertise.
- Thu Human Development Index Report of 2004, showed Indonesia placed 111th in the world, while The Phillipines, a neighbouring country that has gone through much political turmoil in past years, was in the 83rd position.
With such intricating educational problems at hand, Sampoerna Foundation launched the United Schools Program(USP), a collaborative project involving the Municipal / Regency Government, local Department of Education, selected schools and socially responsible companies in creating a model of sustainable, quality senior high schools all throughout Indonesia.
Our Vision:
Towards Quality Schools
Our Mission:
- We will emphasize an education system based on strong spiritual, moral, intellectual and social values.
- We believe in inclusive education in a community that provides equal opportunity to holistic education focusing on life-long learning skills.
- We will enhance the national curriculum through quality leadership, teaching and learning in a modern school environment.
- We encourage collaboration between all stakeholders to achieve our vision.
- We expect that all community members will become responsible and caring citizens contributing positively to their community and nation.
Our main targets of development:
- Principal competency
- Teacher Development
- Effective School Management
- Enhancement of the Curriculum
- Student Development
- Resource Development
- Working with the parents
- Enhancing the role of the Local Government and Education Department
- Evaluation, research and development for USP
- Sustainability and snowball effect to other schools
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