Nearly 50% of Indonesian Junior High School Classrooms are Damaged as of the 2024/2025 Academic Year

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Adi Ahdiat 30/06/2025 12:50 WIB

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There are 421,500 junior high school (SMP) classrooms in Indonesia in the 2024/2025 academic year. Almost 50% are in damaged condition.

Proportion of Indonesian Junior High School Classrooms by Condition (Academic Year 2024/2025)

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Proportion of Indonesian Junior High School Classrooms by Condition (Academic Year 2024/2025)

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According to data from the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, there were 421,500 junior high school (SMP) classrooms in Indonesia in the 2024/2025 school year.

Almost 50% of these classrooms, precisely 49.66%, are in damaged condition. This figure comprises 24.73% minor damage, 17.96% moderate damage, and 6.97% severe damage.

Meanwhile, only 50.33% of SMP classrooms are in good condition.

Here is a breakdown of the number and proportion of SMP classrooms in Indonesia based on their condition in the 2024/2025 school year:

SMP classrooms in good condition: 212,100 units (50.33%)
SMP classrooms in minor damaged condition: 104,300 units (24.73%)
SMP classrooms in moderately damaged condition: 75,700 units (17.96%)
SMP classrooms in severely damaged condition: 29,400 units (6.97%)

The Indonesian government has allocated a budget of Rp 17.15 trillion for the renovation of 10,440 public and private schools in 2025.

President Prabowo Subianto stated that these funds will be directly transferred to schools via banks, without intermediaries from regional education offices.

"Schools must be good and clean. There should be no schools with collapsed roofs, and no schools without toilets for their students," Prabowo said when announcing this policy late last year, as reported by Katadata.co.id (28/11/2024).

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