TUNAS BANGSA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

The History of Tunas Bangsa Senior High School Tunas Bangsa Senior High School in Southwest Aceh regency is one of senior high schools in Aceh province. Tunas Bangsa Senior high school is in Jalan nasional, South Korea aid school complex, Ujung Padang, Susoh, Southwest Aceh regency latitude 4.939594850100979 longitude 95.85094928741455 at a height of 826 cm above sea level. Tunas Bangsa Senior High School has six classrooms and all of the them are science major/program. This school has achived a number of accomplishment, academic and non-academic.. Time of teaching learning process start from morning until evening. Tunas Bangsa Senior High School is the one of favorite schools in Southwest Aceh. Initially this school is one of three aid schools from South Korea for Indonesia in Southwest Aceh after tsunami in Aceh in the end of 2004. So that, people are more familiar this school’s name by Korea Senior High School. This school established since May 22, 2008 and made public school in February 18, 2015 by regent of Southwest Aceh represented by the regional secretary, was Drs. Ramli Bahar. This school is modern Korean-style building which has a twin Bunga Bangsa in Nagan Raya, Aceh. The accreditation of this school is A with 97 value in November 13, 2014. The facilities of this school are:  6 classrooms (2 classess for each grade X, XI and XII)  1 mushalla  Biology Laboratorium  Language Laboratorium  Chemistry Laboritorium  Physics Laboratorium  Computer Laboratorium  Library  Sport field (football, basketball, badminton, volleyball, table tennis)  1 canteen  School garden  OSIS room  Full WIFI Area (Hotspot)  The dining room  Lobby room  TUSA News  Art Studio (Sanggar Seni) (Peudeung Nanggroe)  Parking Area  1 Auditorium (Aula)  UKS room School Uniform:  National Uniform (Monday-Tuesday)  Tunas Bangsa the greatness uniform (Wednesday-Thursday)  School complex togetherness uniform (Friday-Saturday) Students: Tunas Bangsa Senior High School has 6 clasrooms. 2 classess for each grade named Merah and Putih. The number of students is 189 with detail:  X Merah : 32 students  X Putih : 32 students  XI Merah : 31 students  XI Putih : 32 students  XII Merah : 32 students  XII Putih : 30 students Teachers: No Nama Pelajaran Jabatan 1 ZAINAL AMRI, S.Pd B. Inggris Kepala Sekolah 2 Dra. Hj. ELMALINA B. Indonesia 3 Drs. AJLIHIN BYJAR Pend. Agama Waka Humas / Guru BP 4 SAFLINA, S.Pd B. Inggris Waka Kurikulum 5 SURYADI, S.Pd Fisika Waka Kesiswaan 6 MURSYIDIN, S.Pd Pendidikan Seni Wali Kelas XII-MERAH / P. SENI 7 MUSRIADI, S.Pd PKn Waka Sarana dan Prasana 8 MAILISMA, S.Pd Sejarah Pengajaran/Wali Kls XII-PUTIH 9 IWAN SAHAMHAR, S.Pd Matematika Wali Kelas X-PUTIH 10 RAHMI, S.Pd Kimia Wali Kelas X-MERAH / P. OSIS 11 SUSANTI, S.Pd Kimia 12 ZURINA, S.Pd Fisika 13 Dra. SY. ZUNAIMAR Geografi 14 YUNIZAR HENDRI, S.Pd Biologi 15 TEUKU MAS ADI, S.Kom T I K Pembina Buletin/P. Lab. Komp 16 FUADI, S.Pd Penjaskes Pembina Pramuka 17 SITI NUR INTAN, S.Pd Matematika Wali Kelas XI-PUTIH 18 RAHMAD HIDAYAT, S.Pd I B. Arab - 19 DINI FITRIA, S.Pd Biologi Wali Kelas XI-MERAH/P. UKS Students background Students’ background: Most of students in Tunas Bangsa Senior High School are from medium and high level family. Their parents’ job are government employess. Only minority of the students who are from low level family. The low level family are farmer, entrepreneur or trader because the students are from Babahrot until Lembah Sabil District. Usually, the students who live far from the school come by bus. The government from Korea supplied buses only for the Korean complex school but nowadays the buses under the ownership of local government. The reasons why the students come by bus are because by bus is cheaper than by motorcycle or labi-labi and by bus they can be at school on time because Tunas Bangsa Senior High School has a morning ceremony (apel pagi). In morning ceremony, the students must be on time and completed the students’ attributes. So, if they came late and did not attented morning ceremony and completed the attributes they will be punished. Teaching learning time of Tunas Bangsa Senior High School start from 8.00 am – 4.00 pm. Therefore students’ time at home and with their family is less than their time at school. School is like their second home.

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