Reporter: Andono Wibisono
SULTENG,- SCHOOLS In Central Sulawesi Province have been disrupted recently. This is due to the lack of funds for School Operational Assistance Fund (BOS) on Third Quarter (July, August and September) which reached Rp66, 426 billion more. The BOS funds should have been received approximately on July 2017 ago. But until October 2017, BOS has not been liquid. ” We have difficulties in carrying out school operational activities due to BOS funds until now has not been liquid, ” said one junior high school principal in North Morowali district on kailipost.com.
Not only schools in North Morowali District. Three-quarter money also occurred in Poso District. A number of schools in both elementary, junior and senior high schools are reducing school activities for operational support measures. It relates to electricity, water and other operational support. BOSDA – School Operational Assistance from the Region, has not been able to support school activities.
”There are a number of monthly financing we have been delinquent for three months. Forced to play smart Help and we owe the teachers who have more funds. Later will be reimbursed, ” said one manager of junior high school in Poso District.
The delay in disbursement of School Operational Assistance Fund (BOS) in Central Sulawesi was caused by mistake of data input request of BOS distribution on fourth quarter from Ministry of Education and Culture RI to Ministry of Finance RI. There are 19 provinces in Indonesia, in 2017 TW three are late. One of them is Central Sulawesi Province. Similarly, said Head of Department of Education and Teaching Central Sulawesi, Irwan Lahace on kailipost.com just (Thursday, 19/10/2017) in Palu.
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