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Webinar Sesi Berbagi BOSP, ARKAS dan DAPODIK

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Main ideas & lessons conveyed

  1. Start of academic year 2026–2027: key school preparations

    • Schools in Indonesia must prepare school governance and administration for the new year with three main tasks:
      • BOSP reporting for Phase 1 and preparation for disbursement of Phase 2
      • Adjustments to budget accounts to match the school’s spending and activity plan (based on real needs)
      • Updating Dapodik data for Semester 1 (using the latest Dapodik version)

  2. “Chain relationship” among Dapodik → ARKAS → BOSP

    • Dapodik = data source
      • Determines known facts like number of students, teachers, classroom conditions → influences funding allocation.
    • ARKAS = budget/activity planning tool
      • Translates data and needs into a budget activity plan; records implementation orderly.
    • BOSP = funding resource
      • Funds that turn the plan into real educational services for students.

  3. Guiding principle for effective governance

    • Correct data → correct planning → impactful spending → better learning quality

  4. BOSP management principles and compliance

    • BOSP management is regulated by government rules (mentioned: Permendikbud/related regulation number 8 of 2025; also referenced later in the webinar context).
    • Five management principles emphasized:
      • Flexibility, effectiveness, efficiency, accountability, transparency
    • Flexibility is not unlimited freedom—it must be paired with responsibility.
    • Timeliness is critical:
      • Phase 1 realization report deadline: July 31
      • Late reporting can delay or reduce Phase 2 distribution

  5. Budget account changes: when/how

    • Account shifting (within same account type): can be done without closing the current month’s BKU
    • Changes across account codes: generally require BKU closure and are usually only allowed once per year
    • Schools must:
      • Close the general cash book (BKU) on time
      • Base adjustments on real needs and achievements—not just copy last year’s plan

  6. Dapodik update: purpose, deadline, and data quality

    • Dapodik is the backbone of the national education database.
    • It supports:
      • BOSP allocation calculations
      • PIP targets (mentioned)
      • allowances and mapping of facilities/infrastructure
    • Deadline for Dapodik update (for BOSP calculation): August 31
      • Data entered after that is not considered
    • Emphasis on completeness and correctness:
      • student data, study groups, learning schedules, PTK history
    • Principal’s role:
      • Verification responsibility is not only for operators—the principal must verify and not leave it to the operator alone.

  7. Good practices shared from schools (3 resource persons)

    • SDN 009 RAT (3T mountainous area, West Sulawesi) — BOSP governance

      • Work culture: cooperation, transparency, shared tasks
      • Monthly routine: close BKU every month so reporting doesn’t pile up
      • Planning based on educational report achievements
      • Flexibility in ARKAS adjustments: communicate changes through meetings; update in ARKAS when reaching end-of-period changes
      • Positive impacts:
        • targeted programs, timely reports, strengthened parent partnership, better work culture

    • UPT SDN 05 Badingin (Tanah Datar Regency, West Sumatra) — ARKAS change budgeting

      • Purpose of ARKAS changes:
        • evaluate realization, match priorities, respond to new needs, improve transparency/accountability
      • Preparation steps before inputting changes:
        • evaluate current ARKAS/BKU realization
        • identify non-implemented activities
        • redirect remaining funds to higher-priority needs
      • Priority scale examples used: 1) facilities & infrastructure 2) learning media 3) office stationery (ATK) 4) extracurricular support (aligned to training/competitions) 5) teacher competency development (KKG, workshops, etc.)
      • Supporting evidence:
        • meeting minutes, signed agreements (school + committee/parents representatives), attendance list, activity photos
      • Obstacles & solutions:
        • use the official ARKAS Help Center / HDEK with complete data (NPSN, school name, screenshots, error messages, contact info)
      • “Stress-free” tips:
        • use SIPLA feature & technical guidelines
        • clear task division among operator/treasurer/principal
        • leverage K3S, MKKS, learning communities
        • good communication with Education Office/headquarters teams for validation and rule compliance

    • SDN 3 Bayongbong (Garut Regency) — Dapodik update tips

      • Dapodik as a journey across stages (end semester → SPMB → data rotation → validate → synchronize → utilize)
      • Key reminders:
        • ensure assessment and report card completion at semester end
        • archive supporting documents
        • verify student status changes carefully (graduation, class promotion, transfers)
      • SPMB integration:
        • SPMB outcomes integrated into Dapodik when the process is set up that way; otherwise requires manual data pulling
      • Capacity and class limits:
        • determined by local government; recorded in Dapodik and restricts acceptance/class creation
      • Student transfer/mutation continuity:
        • remove outgoing students from the original school promptly so destination school can retrieve
        • follow requirements (e.g., reactivation if students return)

  8. Q&A themes (practical issues)

    • Aligning BOSP/ARKAS/Dapodik when real needs differ from data/plan:
      • conduct evaluation with teachers’ council; rescale/postpone; communicate with parents/committee partnerships.
    • Daily operational flow (example from SDN 009 RAT):
      • monthly RKS printing; purchasing/team executes purchases; teachers execute activities; end-of-month BKU closure and document printing.
    • BOSP disbursement frequency:
      • typically in one installment/stage per budget year, not monthly (as stated).
    • Honorarium for civil servants/ASN extracurricular instructors:
      • cannot be paid; extracurricular instructor task exists but honorarium structure is not applicable as described.
    • Whether Dapodik operator can also be ARKAS/cashier operator:
      • possible in some schools if specialized operators are difficult.
    • Handling mismatches in item names/archives:
      • request assistance to input the correct item title via district/headquarters team.
    • Principal/integration issues due to invalid principal number or principal not selected:
      • coordinate with the Education Office/RSDM processes.
    • “Add PD” feature timing:
      • not open yet; wait until SPMB integration tasks are completed by the system team.

  9. Closing strengthening message (vision-level guidance)

    • Emphasized themes:
      • government efforts: infrastructure, digitalization, repairs, learning quality improvements, teacher competency strengthening
      • synchronization across curriculum/content/infrastructure and especially BOSP–ARKAS–Dapodik in one aligned view
    • Reporting consequences:
      • delayed/incorrect reporting can harm next steps and may lead to financial burden if disbursement is delayed.
    • Dapodik warning:
      • don’t “fix” wrong data at the last minute; improper data can affect accreditation processes (example given about infrastructure status).
    • ARKAS warning:
      • study modules/instructions; don’t rely on panic/virality; consult and escalate appropriately if unresolved.

Methodology / instructions presented (detailed bullet points)

A. School preparation workflow at the start of 2026–2027 (three-task structure)

  • Task 1: BOSP

    • Report Phase 1 realization
      • Submit no later than July 31
    • Prepare for Phase 2 disbursement
      • Ensure compliance with conditions tied to Phase 1 reporting

  • Task 2: Budget account adjustments (ARKAS planning alignment)

    • Update spending plan to match real conditions and needs
    • Apply correct rules for account changes:
      • Account shifting: within same spending account type; can be done without closing current month BKU
      • Cross-account-code changes: generally require BKU closure; usually allowed only once a year

  • Task 3: Dapodik update (Semester 1)

    • Use latest Dapodik version (described as Version 2027 for updates)
    • Update by August 31
    • Prioritize:
      • student data
      • study groups
      • learning schedule
      • PTK history
    • Synchronize only after ensuring data is valid (avoid invalid entries)

B. ARKAS change-budget preparation steps (from the ARKAS speaker’s method)

  • Before editing ARKAS (2026 changes):

    • Step 1: Evaluate current ARKAS + monitor budget realization through BKU monthly review
    • Step 2: Identify activities not implemented (because of conditions change, efficiency, etc.)
    • Step 3: Redirect remaining funds to higher-priority needs aligned with spending priorities
    • Step 4: Input the agreed changes into ARKAS application
    • Step 5: Discuss and approve the revised plan
      • Involve BOS team + school committee as evidence of transparency/accountability

  • Prepare supporting evidence documents:

    • meeting minutes
    • official signed decisions of BOS team/school committee/parents representatives
    • attendance lists
    • activity preparation photos

C. BOSP governance workflow emphasized by the 3T school speaker

  • Planning (data-based):

    • Use identification/reflection/improvement (IRB) approach
    • Analyze educational report card achievements and assessment results to set priorities
    • Use teacher input to reflect real classroom needs (so budget stays on target)
    • Hold early-year parent discussions/aspiration space:
      • share achievements and improvement areas
      • introduce improvement/development programs

  • Monthly execution and financial closure:

    • Prepare RKAS/RKS based on needs
    • Print annual/monthly RKS as an open reference for all teachers
    • Form PBJ (goods/services purchasing) team
      • principal + treasurer + teachers for verification, inventory, documentation
    • Record/close BKU monthly:
      • close 100% of BKO at the end of each month
      • inspect each item received immediately (inventory + documentation)
    • Maintain monthly archives (notes, receipts, payment recaps) with responsible teachers

  • Flexibility for adjustments:

    • Communicate unrealized plan items and re-prioritization decisions through teacher council/meeting minutes
    • Apply changes in ARKAS at the correct time (not necessarily continuously; described as recorded when reaching end-of-August changes)

D. Dapodik “journey” process and data-quality checklist (from the Dapodik speaker)

  • End-of-semester to new academic year:

    • complete learning process
    • complete assessments and report cards
    • finish academic administration and supporting documents; ensure they are signed
    • archive and prepare data neatly for entering the new school year

  • Student status changes (high-risk steps):

    • confirm all academic decisions are final
    • involve homeroom teachers in verification
    • check number of students before/after status changes
    • archive all supporting documents
    • avoid rushing status changes before processing completes
    • handle transfer removals carefully (don’t ignore incoming/outgoing transfers)

  • New admissions (SPMB → Dapodik integration logic):

    • if SPMB integrated with Dapodik: operator checks conformity rather than input everything manually
    • if not integrated: operator must pull/import data manually following procedures
    • ensure class capacity limits set by local government are respected and reflected in Dapodik

  • Facilities/infrastructure updates:

    • update land/buildings through the service flow (SPD / SP Dapodik mechanism described)
    • wait for service verification by Education Service then further verification (BBPMP) before integration to Dapodik
    • synchronize/pull updated results after approval

E. Dapodik operational caution items stressed

  • Update before cut-off; don’t wait until near deadline
  • Validate and synchronize after ensuring no invalid data remains
  • Principal must verify—not just the operator
  • Ensure data continuity between schools by promptly removing transferred-out students

Speakers / sources featured (as identified in subtitles)

  • Desi Anggarini — moderator/session leader
  • Mr. Muhammad Salim Somad, SKOM, M.Pd — Elementary School Director (welcoming speech/opening)
  • Mr. Dr. Suhadi — supervisor (strengthening material; also referenced as equivalency education & 13-year compulsory education working team)
  • Mr. Johan — mentioned as supervisor of the working team for equivalency education & 13-year compulsory education
  • Ms. Jessica Lesmana — ARKAS operator (resource person)
  • Mr. Muhammad Syahrir / Muhammad Sahril — principal of SDN 009 RAT, Mamasa Regency (BOSP governance resource person; speaker’s name appears as both “Syahrir” and “Sahril” due to subtitle errors)
  • Mr. Yusef Patahuddin / Yusef Patahudin — Dapodik operator (resource person)
  • Minister Prof. Dr. Abdul Mukht — referenced in national message about making schools a second home and ensuring quality education rights
  • Minister of Education/Culture/Research/Technology Regulation No. 15 of 2018 — referenced in Q&A about honorariums for extracurricular instructors
  • Minister of Education and Culture Regulation No. 8 of 2025 — referenced for BOSP technical guidelines
  • Said regulation reference in webinar context: “Minister of Elementary and Secondary Education Regulation number 8 of 2026” — referenced for ARKAS “stress-free” tips (as stated in subtitles)

Government/Ministry bodies mentioned as participants or authorities

  • Regency/City Education Offices and representatives
  • BPMP / BBPMP / BBPMP colleagues (mentioned)
  • Directorate of Elementary Schools (institution hosting/organizing)

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