Gus Ipul invites Ulama and Islamic residences successful schools

Jakarta – Social Minister Saifullah Yusuf (Gus Ipul) today reviewed the 51 Bangkalan Integrated People’s School (SRT), East Java. On this occasion, he invited Pesantren scientists and caregivers to oversee people’s schools. “The religious teacher has already been assigned, it already exists, it is from the Ministry of Religion, but I will also later ask for help from Ulama and caregivers of Pesantren who can also collectively back up,” Gus Ipul said on Saturday (9/27/2025). SRT 51 Bangkalan will be inaugurated on September 30. All preparations were performed to build infrastructure for the recruitment of teachers. Browse to continue with the content Gus Ipul said that there will be a dynamic at the beginning of implementing the People’s School, students need time to adapt to the environment of People’s School Dormito. “It’s normal, later the teachers will try to be trained, how to make them more comfortable with time, so at the beginning there are many challenges,” he explained. Message Social Minister to Parents and People’s School students In addition to reviewing school infrastructure, Gus Ipul also has a dialogue with parents and students of People’s School. Directly, he left three key messages to understand the people’s schools. “How can we understand these people’s school, there are three keys,” Gus Ipul said. The first key is to glorify the underprivileged. Gus Ipul revealed that people’s schools offer opportunities for unfortunate families to send their children to school. In this way, these children can become agents of change and better encourage, pick up, withdraw. “As said by the president, if his father is a haze, his child does not have to be a scavenger, if his father can still be difficult, his child will hopefully be more powerful,” he said. The second key is to achieve what is not affordable. Gus Ipul explained that people’s schools were present to reach children who were not taken away in the development process. “There are more than 4 million children at school who are not at school, have not yet been at school, fell out of school and maybe even have the potential to fall out of school, much around us, so there are nothing but in the middle of us, there are families who have trouble sending their children to school,” he explained. The last key is to make it impossible and create a difficult generation in the future. “Presenting new leaders may be new, so they have a bigger opportunity to get a better future,” says Gus Ipul. He also explained that people’s schools are a miniature of poverty alleviation. Integrated government programs will target the beneficiaries of people’s schools. “His son is at school, his parents are empowered, his parents will be a member of the Red and White Village Cooperative, and then he can get a complete social assistance, his parents and their homes will be assisted in the 3 million priority program for priority,” he explained. In addition, their children and families will also receive the recipient of the National Health Insurance tool (PBI-JKN). “All his families, his parents, younger siblings or sisters will be a participant in BPJS Health, whose contributions are paid by the full government or PBI,” he added. Gus Ipul invites parents to promise to follow up the People’s School. “Bismillahirrahmanirrahim, I am a student of Bangkalan Regency People’s School, with this, is ready to follow all the rules, rules in organizing people’s schools, we will support with prayer and love for my children,” said the parents of students unanimously. Meanwhile, one of the students’ parents, Halili, said he was grateful for having two children, Izatul Muflihah and Indana Zulfa, the opportunity to enter the People’s School. “To be a successful and smart child,” Halili said. On the same occasion, Bangkalan Regent Lukman Hakim said that the permanent Volkskool in Bangkalan would be built in an area that became an extreme poverty bag. “The land plan that will be used for the construction of people’s schools (permanently) places it in places, sub -districts or areas where there are extreme poor people,” Lukman said. In the context of relieving extreme poverty and poverty, Lukman said Bangkalan Regency needed a folk school. “So it is in line with the goals and priorities of the president to alleviate poverty,” he concluded. For information, SRT 51 Bangkalan enrolled at 65 points from the Phase 1C Record School, to 100 people’s schools that were previously opened from June and August. A total of 165 people’s schools have and will work at various points in Indonesia this year. Right now, SRT 51 Bangkalan has 73 students consisting of primary school and junior high school levels. The teaching and learning process is supported by 13 teachers. (AKD/AKD)