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238.971 Siswa Lulus PPDB Jawa Barat Tahun 2019

http://disdik.jabarprov.go.id/news/1287/238.971-siswa-lulus-ppdb-jawa-barat-tahun-2019

BANDUNG, DISDIK JABAR – Sebanyak 238.971 calon peserta didik dinyatakan lulus seleksi pada Penerimaan Peserta Didik Baru (PPDB) Jawa Barat tahun 2019 tingkat sekolah menengah atas (SMA), sekolah menengah kejuruan (SMK), dan sekolah luar biasa (SLB) negeri. Jumlah tersebut terdiri dari 107.643 pendaftar SMA, 116.584 pendaftar SMK, dan 365 pendaftar SLB. Data tersebut adalah hasil seleksi yang diumumkan pada Sabtu (29/6/2019). Dengan perincian, 82,5% pendaftar diterima di tingkat SMA, 83,94% diterima di tingkat SMK, dan 100% di tingkat SLB.
Hal tersebut disampaikan Kepala Dinas Pendidikan (Kadisdik) Jawa Barat (Jabar), Dewi Sartika. Kadisdik mengatakan, jumlah pendaftar PPDB 2019 mencapai 287.592 pendaftar, dengan total kuota yang disediakan sebanyak 282.806 kursi. Terdiri dari SMA sebanyak 107.643 kursi, SMK 116.584 kursi, dan SLB 365 kursi.
“PPDB 2019 melibatkan 829 satuan pendidikan negeri, mencakup 505 SMA, 285 SMK, dan 39 SLB di seluruh 27 kabupaten/kota di Jawa Barat,” ucap Kadisdik saat ditemui, Senin (1/6/2019).
Kadisdik memaparkan, di tingkat SMA, 20.904 siswa (83,9%) diterima pada jalur zonasi kategori zonasi murni. Sebanyak 17.962 siswa (65,3%) diterima pada jalur zonasi kategori zonasi kombinasi. Sedangkan 50 siswa (100%) diterima pada jalur zonasi kategori anak berkebutuhan khusus (ABK) dan 20.904 siswa (96,4%) diterima pada jalur zonasi kategori keluarga ekonomi tidak mampu (KETM).
Kemudian, 8.261 siswa (83,9%) diterima pada jalur prestasi, baik prestasi Nilai Hasil Ujian Nasional (NHUN) maupun prestasi non-NHUN. Sedangkan 1.917 siswa (99%) diterima pada jalur perpindahan orang tua.
Di tingkat SMK, sebanyak 73.586 siswa (87,7%) diterima pada jalur prestasi NHUN, 2.998 siswa (77,8%) diterima di jalur prestasi non-NHUN, 21.594 siswa (76,7%) diterima pada jalur KETM, 56 siswa (100%) diterima pada jalur ABK, dan 631 siswa (96,3%) diterima pada jalur perpindahan orang tua.
Sekolah dengan Pendaftar Tertinggi
Kadisdik menjelaskan, dari data yang terhimpun, SMAN 2 Depok menjadi sekolah dengan pendaftar terbanyak, yakni 1.304 pendaftar. Diikuti SMAN 1 Kota Depok dengan 1.189 pendaftar.
Sedangkan di tingkat SMK, SMKN 1 Palasah Kabupaten Majalengka menjadi sekolah dengan peminat terbanyak, yakni 1.304 siswa. Diikuti oleh SMKN 1 Karawang dengan 1.158 pendaftar.
Dalam kesempatan tersebut, Kadisdik mengucapkan selamat kepada seluruh peserta didik yang diterima. Kadisdik pun mengimbau peserta didik agar segera melakukan pendaftaran ulang yang mulai dibuka pada 1 - 2 Juli 2019. Sedangkan bagi calon peserta didik yang tidak diterima, Kadisdik meminta agar tidak berkecil hati. “Masih ada sekolah SMA dan SMK swasta yang memiliki mutu serta kualitas sama dengan sekolah negeri,” tuturnya.***

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