Student
Treated like a social outcast because I'm a late bloomer. If you want to send your kid here, make sure they can handle things independently first or else they will be left behind.
Also paycheck is p bad so reconsider your decision teaching there.
Teachers won't really help you out if you have a question and would rather tell you to google it yourself (some that I unfortunately ended up with)
Some students smoke.
3 other reviews for Mentari Intercultural School Jakarta - (Reviews aren't verified )
Student
I am in fifth grade at MISJ and I am happy to be a student in this school. My teachers have all been really caring and fun. Some subjects may be challenging, but our teachers are just a message away and are always ready to extend their time for enrichment or extra lessons. During the home-based learning, we have games, group projects and presentations, so we still learnt a lot. We also have Spirit Days; school still rocks! I wish to be back in school again when pandemic totally ends, so I can meet my friends and teachers.
Parent
I am very pleased with our decision of choosing MISJ to be the second home for our children. Teachers do not only teach the rudiments of academics but also morals. Curriculum is well rounded and students have fertile grounds of building their social skills. Guidance and Counselling program is well built, especially during this pandemic. Counsellors and teachers are highly available to help students who struggling with remote learning. I am truly thankful that I made the right choice of picking MISJ amongst the array of intercultural schools in Jakarta.
Student
The school is great all the students are great nice teachers. This school is so special with field trips and playing in free time also during breaks! Students are from different cultures like Filipino, Korean, Indonesian, and many more! I am Filipino and I have very kind and fun teachers over for the past 4 years I hope I could stay in that school for a bit while longer :).
