Berdasarkan surat Pemberitahuan dari Ketua Tim Beasiswa Universitas Pelita Harapan (UPH) dengan Surat Keputusan Nomor:193/MKT/UPH//IX/2007 tertanggal 23 November 2007 kepada Pihak SMA Tarsisius II, perihal pengumuman program SMART STUDENT RECOGNITION disampaikan bahwa Suffens Christiany dinyatakan lulus seleksi dan kepadanya diberikan penghargaan Beasiswa 100% (Platinum) dari UPH, alias belajar gratis sampai lulus kuliah. (more…)

Berikut ini merupakan salinan Standar Kompetensi Lulusan (SKL) untuk Mata Pelajaran Bahasa Inggris berdasarkan Permendiknas No. 34 tahun 2007. (more…)

Mulai pada hari ini, Senin, 26 November 2007 s.d. 3 Desember 2007 siswa/i SMA Tarsisius II akan mengikuti kegiatan Ujian Akhir Semester (UAS). Kegiatan UAS ini diselenggarakan lebih awal dari sekolah-sekolah lainnya di bawah naungan Yayasan Bunda Hati Kudus (YBHK) dengan tujuan agar para guru memiliki waktu yang cukup untuk melakukan pemrosesan nilai-nilai yang akan di-input dalam sistem SAS. Di samping itu, juga memberi waktu yang cukup bagi para guru untuk melakukan penilaian secara komprehensif sebelum melakukan input data final ke SAS. Bagi para siswa waktu yang tersisa dapat dipergunakan untuk mencermati kembali tagihan-tagihan harian mereka yang belum mencapai standar ketuntasan minimal dan melakukan Ujian Remidial.

Perdebatan dan gonjang-ganjing tentang Ujian Nasional 2008 akhirnya terjawab sudah. Berdasarkan Peraturan Menteri Pendidikan Nasional Republik Indonesia Nomor 34 Tahun 2007, tentang Ujian Nasional Sekolah Menengah Pertama/Madrasah Tsanawiyah/Sekolah Menengah Pertama Luar Biasa (SMP/MTs/SMPLB, Sekolah Menengah Atas/Madrasah Aliyah/Sekolah Menengah Atas Luar Biasa (SMA/MA/SMALB) dan Sekolah Menengah Kejuruan (SMK) Tahun Pelajaran 2007-2008 yang dikeluarkan pada tanggal 5 November 2007, ditetapkanlah tentang Pelaksanaan Ujian Nasional tahun 2008.

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Berdasarkan surat Pemberitahuan dari Rektor Universitas Taruma Negara nomor: 5351-R.II/Untar/XI/2007 tertanggal 12 November 2007 kepada Pihak SMA Tarsisius II, perihal Pengumuman seleksi PMB 2008 melalui Jalur Penelusuran Prestasi (JPP) siswa/i SMA, maka berikut ini diumumkan beberapa siswa/i dari SMA Tarsisius II yang dinyatakan Lulus melalui Program JPP tersebut, yaitu;

1. Aprilia Wibowo ( Psikologi )

2. Budiyono ( Hukum )

3. Dea Adelina Kartika ( Arsitektur )

4. Donna Tio ( Ekonomi Akuntansi )

5. Handre ( Ekonomi Akuntansi )

6. Indah Kartika Putri ( Kedokteran )

7. Jimmy Kartinus ( T. Informatika )

8. Liana ( Psikologi )

9. Luluk Keriopati ( Ekonomi Akuntansi )

10. Martin ( Tehnik Industri )

11. Raissa Putri Kusuma ( Kedokteran )

12. Wendy Pratama ( Ekonomi Akuntansi )

Dalam rangka meningkatkan pelayanan pendidikan kepada para siswa dan pengembangan pembelajaran guru yang variatif dengan pendayagunaan Multimedia, maka Pihak SMA Tarsisius II telah menyediakan sebuah rungan khusus dan nyaman yang disebut ruangan Audio Visual Aids (AVA) atau studio mini. (more…)

Dalam rangka menjalin persahabatan, keakraban dan kompetisi positif dengan sekolah-sekolah lainnya baik di tingkat SMA maupun SMP, maka OSIS SMA Tarsisius II yang berlokasi di Jalan Batusari Raya No. 12, Kebon Jeruk, Jakarta Barat, mengadakan sebuah kegiatan yang diberi nama EUPHORIA@Tarcy2 (Singkatan dari Explore Ur Potential in Sport, Science and Art At Tarsisius II). Rangkaian kegiatan dengan tema sentral “BRING THE JOYFUL MEMORIES FOR US” ini diselenggarakan mulai dari tanggal 3 November s.d. 10 November 2007.

Kegiatan Euphoria Competition 2007 yang diikuti oleh 58 team dari seluruh sekolah di wilayah DKI Jakarta dan Banten ini meliputi pertandingan Basket Putra dan Putri, Futsal, Modern Dance, dan Band. Untuk kelompok Basket Putra, Juar I diraih oleh SMA Abdi Siswa, Juara II oleh SMA N 112, dan juara III oleh SMA K Kalam Kudus. Sedangkan untuk kelompok Putri, Juara I di raih oleh SMA Negeri 78, Juara II oleh SMA PSKD 1, dan Juara III oleh SMA Kalam Kudus. Di bagian Futsal, Juara I diraih oleh SMA N 24, Juara II oleh SMA Yadika 5, dan Juara III oleh SMA N 78. Sementara itu dalam kompetisi Modern Dance, juara I di raih oleh SMA Kristoforus II (Team A), juara II juga oleh SMA Kristoforus II (Team B), dan juara III oleh SMA Yadika 5. Untuk Kompetisi Band, juara I diraih SMA Tarsisius Vireta, Juara II oleh 4 Days Band (Gabungan dari siswa SMA Tarsisius II dengan sekolah lain) dan juara III oleh SMA Tarsisius II. Masing-masing pemenang mendapatkan Trophi, sejumlah Uang Pembinaan dan Piagam Penghargaan.

Puncak kegiatan Euphoria Competition 2007 yang dihadiri kurang lebih 700 penonton itu, diadakan pada hari Sabtu, 10 November 2007 dan dimeriahkan oleh kehadiran bintang tamu dari Indonesian Idol, Tessa Idol (salah satu siswa SMA Tarsisius I) dan Violetta Mama Mia (Salah satu siswi SMA Tarsisius II) yang pernah mengikuti Mama Mia Goes 2 yang diselenggarakan oleh stasiun Televisi Indosiar. Kehadiran ke dua Bintang tamu tersebut membuat acara puncak Euphoria Competition 2007 ini semakin heboh dan meriah. Acara puncak ini juga dimeriahkan oleh adanya Pameran Pendidikan dari 17 perguruan Tinggi baik dalam maupun luar negeri.

Menurut kepala SMA Tarsisius II, Saverinus Kaka, acara Euphoria Competition 2007 yang biasanya disebut Tarsisius Cup ini merupakan agenda rutin dari OSIS SMA Tarsisius II yang diselenggarakan setiap tahun. Menurut beliau bahwa kegiatan yang diprakarsai oleh para siswa ini diharapkan dapat menjadi media untuk mengeksplorasi potensi dan bakat yang dimiliki oleh para siswa secara positif. Di samping itu, beliau berharap agar melalui kegiatan ini, di antara para siswa dapat terjalin hubungan yang harmonis dan saling berbagi serta peduli terhadap satu sama lainnya. Dengan saling mengenal diharapkan para siswa dapat menjalin relasi yang lebih baik, terutama dalam kaitan dengan berbagi pengetahuan dan informasi di antara para dari berbagai macam sekolah. Dengan demikian rasa persaudaraan dan persahabatan di antara mereka bisa tumbuh dan berkembang menjadi semangat untuk maju bersama dan hidup dalam kedamaian dan persaudaraan sejati.

Puncak kegiatan Euphoria Competition 2007 yang diselenggarakan oleh OSIS SMATarsisius II yang berlokasi di jl Batusari Raya, No. 12 Kebon Jeruk, Jakarta Barat, akan diadakan pada hari Sabtu, 10 November 2007 dengan menghadirkan beberapa jenis kegiatan;

1. Band competition

2. Modern Dance Competition

3. Pameran Pendidikan dari Dalam dan Luar Negeri.

4. Pengumuman hasil Pertandingan Olah raga.

5. Acara hiburan

Acara yang direncanakan akan dimulai pada pukul 08.00 WIB ini akan dimeriahkan oleh kehadiran para Bintang Tamu yang tidak asing lagi bagi kita yaitu; Tessa Idol (salah satu siswa dari SMA Tarsisius I) dan Vio Mama Mia (siswi dari SMA Tarsisius II).

Acara ini merupakan serangkaian dari seluruh agenda pertandangin yang sudah dimulai sejak 3 November s.d. 10 November 2007. Jenis kegiatan lain yang telah dan sedang dilaksanakan yaitu Kompetisi Basket Putra-putri dan Futsal. Ke dua jenis kegiatan dimaksud diselenggarakan setiap hari mulai pukul 11.30 s.d. 18.00 WIB.

Keseluruhan pertandingan dan acara puncak tersebut terbuka untuk umum, terutama bagi para pelajar dan mahasiswa. Untuk itu bagi siapa saja yang ingin menyaksikan kebolehan para pelajar Indonesia dalam bermain Basket, Futsal, Band, Modern Dance, dan ingin mengetahui lebih detail tentang profil dan program studi yang ada di berbagai Perguruan Tinggi baik lokal maupun luar negeri, serta ingin berjumpa dengan para bintang tamu tersebut, dapat datang dan ikut bersuka ria dan memeriahkan acara-acara tersebut.

The Euphoria Competition in SMA Tarsisius II was officially opened by the Branch Coordinator of Tarsisius II, Mr. Stephanus Subarno, accompanied by the principal of SMA Tarsisius II, Mr. Saverinus Kaka. In his speech, Mr. very, said that this event is a routine program of Students’ organization (OSIS) of SMA Tarsisius II. He hopes that by this event, all the students can increase the spirit of togetherness, and friendliness between students in general, and all the participants especially. Besides, he also said that every team should put the sportiveness in advance of all. All the participants should provide a fair play. By doing so, everything could be running well.

Meanwhile, before officially opening the tournament, Mr. Subarno reinforced that every participant had to play sportively and did a fair play game. According to him, the winner is a team that could provide an attractive and fair game. He expected that everything could run well and he supported this program so much.

Based on the schedule, this event will be held from November 3rd until November 10^th 2007. Hopefully everything can run well. Let’s wait for the competition that will be issued daily by this blog. Good luck for the big family of SMA Tarsisius II. See you at the top!

Issued on May 7, 2007

Now is the time for action: Susilo

Thursday, October 21, 2004

The following is President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono’s speech, which he delivered at the State Palace after his inauguration on Wednesday at the People’s Consultative Assembly:

Today, we are grateful indeed to God Almighty. Having gone through a long election process, today, before the members of the People’s Consultative Assembly, I, and Pak Jusuf Kalla, took our oaths as the President and Vice President of the Republic of Indonesia for the period of 2004-2009. Our inauguration today marked the beginning of a new government, which received a mandate directly from the people. Let me take this opportunity to express my deepest gratitude to the Indonesian people, for your participation, support and trust.

Allow me — personally, and on behalf of the Vice President Muhammad Jusuf Kalla, as well as on behalf of the entire nation — to express our deepest gratitude and highest appreciation to Ibu Megawati Soekarnoputri and Pak Hamzah Haz, for their great efforts in upholding the Constitution, leading the government, and guiding the nation successfully during their tenure as the president and vice president between 2001 and 2004.

Indeed, the entire nation shall remember and cherish all the great deeds of president Megawati and vice president Hamzah Haz. In the spirit of our nation’s time-honored tradition, I, as the President of the Republic of Indonesia, pledge to always preserve my ties of brotherhood with Ibu Megawati Soekarnoputri and Pak Hamzah Haz, as our two national figures.

All of us must remember the wisdom of our great founding father, the former president Sukarno, who once reminded us: “United we stand, divided we fall.”

Today, we have, remarkably, passed one of the most important tests of our history.

First, our nation has successfully undertaken national elections in a democratic, fair, orderly, and peaceful manner. This year’s elections were, by all means, the most ambitious, most difficult, and most complicated electoral marathon in the world, and yet, we successfully orchestrated them.

Indeed, we are all proud of our General Elections Commission (KPU), which managed to undertake this difficult task independently, professionally and responsibly.

Second, as we have just witnessed in today’s solemn ceremony, our nation has accomplished the process of power transfer constitutionally, democratically, orderly and peacefully. Thank God, our nation is now more mature in democracy, and able to build a more mature political culture. With such a great success, not only are we successful in taking this step as a big democracy, but we have also become a model for the world’s democracies.

Our great nation has undertaken two elections since reformasi: In 1999 and in 2004. In the democratic transition of any country, the second election is normally regarded as the critical one, the litmus test for the maturity of democracy.

With the formidable success of our elections this year, we have indeed taken one step forward in realizing the modernization of Indonesian politics. And, through our legislative election this year, we are one step ahead in achieving political regeneration in Indonesia, as we can clearly witness through the new and fresh faces in our honorable Assembly.

Thank God, the 2004 elections are now over. It is time for us to walk together, toward our future. We have passed our moment of competition, now it is time for unity. Our days of words and promises are over, as it is time to do real deeds and works. It is our time to unite in creation.

It is time for us to consolidate our spirit of determination, thoughts and attention, to overcome the various challenges and problems that we are now facing. We must overcome these problems together. Indeed, the government that I lead cannot possibly overcome them without the support and participation of our people, and all national components.

As we all know, for the founding fathers of this nation, their biggest challenge was to establish our nation and free our people from colonialists. For the subsequent generations, including ours, the greatest challenge is to free our people from poverty, ignorance, backwardness, and all problems that prevent the growth of our people’s abilities. More specifically, the challenge of our era is to consolidate our democracy and accomplish our agenda of reform.

A consolidated democracy that is continually developing will provide us with solid ground for the life of our nationhood and statecraft. Within such a democratic life, we can manage to successfully implement our national agenda, including the accomplishment of various agendas of reform.

With our perseverance, belief and hard work, God willing, our nation and beloved country will continue to grow — people will be more prosperous within a safer and just life. And, with all these convictions, I am confident that our nation will become a respected nation, and respected by other nations in the world.

Today’s mood of happiness is engulfed by huge optimism. However, we must remember that the journey may be difficult and we face a huge challenge ahead:

- Our economic growth this year, which is still far less than 7 percent, is definitely inadequate in generating more employment. More than 10 million of our fellow countrymen are still out of jobs.

- Needless to remind you that 16 percent of our people are still living below the poverty line.

- Although the debt to Gross National Product ratio is decreasing, debt will continue to burden our economy.

- Our brothers and sisters in Aceh and Papua still live in anxiety.

- Security in Poso and Maluku is still well under control, although not entirely recovered.

- Corruption, collusion and nepotism are still rampant and continue to be a systemic problem.

- The international situation is far from settled.

- The price of oil continues to rise well above the assumptions of our national budget.

- And, the imminent threats of terrorism and other forms of transnational crime will continue to haunt us. Let us work harder to overcome all these difficult challenges. Tomorrow morning, on Oct. 21, God willing, I will inaugurate the members of my cabinet for the 2004-2009 period. Soon after that, we will immediately start to formulate and implement the initial steps of government policy. In the next few months, my administration will concentrate on domestic problems.

- My administration will stimulate the economy in order to achieve higher economic growth, which can absorb more employment and help alleviate poverty.

- My administration will continue to adopt and implement open economic policies, in order to integrate the economy with regional and international economies. In doing so, the government will focus on short- and medium-term agendas in enhancing productivity and competitiveness.

- My administration will encourage more investors to build our infrastructure.

- My administration will actively launch an anticorruption program, which, I, myself, will lead.

- My administration will give special attention to the handling of conflicts in Aceh and Papua.

- My administration will prioritize and improve the government’s policies on the education and health sectors.

- My administration will intensify constructive dialog with economic actors, especially our business communities, including investors, whom I really expect to be the engine of our economy.

- My administration will do their utmost to establish clean and good governance, which is responsive toward the public’s needs and aspirations.

But, let me remind you: It is impossible to resolve all of these complicated problems within 100 days. That is easier said than done. But, I have the strong conviction that our determination and goodwill are far more superior than the problems we are facing. At this point, our character as a great nation is truly under a severe test.

For a great nation, the harder the test, the higher its tenacity; the more difficult the ordeal, the stronger its faith; the stronger the storm, the stronger its solidarity; and the more difficult the challenge, the stronger our sense of unity. Let us prove and build on our greatness as a nation. God willing, with our solidarity and hard work, we will be able to create a better condition for Indonesians — safer, more just and more prosperous. With my unfettered feelings and unfeigned confidence, today we are opening a new chapter in the history of our nation. This is the time to greet a new dawn.

To all of the Indonesian people, wherever you are, I would like to wholeheartedly express my sincere gratitude to you, for your support and confidence in myself and Pak Muhammad Jusuf Kalla. Although I am now the President, I am no different from each and every one of you — I am just an ordinary citizen from an ordinary family, born and raised by the state and the community. With the mandate I received directly from you, I am determined to become, not only the President of the Republic of Indonesia, but also the President of Indonesians — of all of the Indonesian people. I will keep this noble political contract with the people. I will dedicate my every thought — all my time and energy — to promoting and protecting each Indonesian soul.

To all members of the House of Representatives and regional legislative councils, Vice President Jusuf Kalla and I are committed to cooperating with all of you, for the sake of our national interests — the interests of the Indonesian people as emanated in our Constitution and laws that we must all duly uphold. For that matter, I sincerely urge you all to work together to overcome the various, difficult problems that we are facing. The people surely demand that we work closely in creating more jobs, alleviating poverty, redeveloping our infrastructure and many other problems faced by the people. The people need our leadership and need us as role models.

To all civil servants, especially civilian civil servants employed at central and regional levels, to our men and women in uniform, to our policemen and policewomen, to the employees of state-owned enterprises — I ask you all to welcome this new government with new spirit, improved services and to create a better life, together with all of the people. You are responsible for many important things in our lives. Let us do our tasks and duty with a full sense of responsibility. We are all public servants. The government and all civil servants are indeed here to assist and serve the public, the country. Keep up the spirit to serve. Any country in the world can be successful if only it is supported by clean, professional state apparatuses, responsive toward the aspirations and development of its people.

To all of our friends all over the world, please accept our friendship, which we offer to you with open arms. My administration will continue to uphold the free and active principle of foreign policy, and Indonesia is determined to become a voice that promotes peace, increases prosperity and defends justice. Indonesia will continue to grow as a democratic, open, modern, pluralistic and tolerant nation.

I would particularly like to express my highest appreciation to all of our state guests from friendly and neighboring countries, for their presence at the inauguration ceremony at the Assembly this morning, who have truly bestowed on us a remarkable honor. Indeed, we are honored by the presence of His Excellency, the Honorable Dato’ Seri Abdullah Badawi, Prime Minister of Malaysia; His Majesty Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah of Brunei Darussalam; His Excellency, the Honorable Lee Hsien Loong, the Prime Minister of the Republic of Singapore; His Excellency, the Honorable John Howard, Prime Minister of Australia; and His Excellency, the Honorable Mari Alkatiri, the Prime Minister of Timor Leste. We would also like to express our gratitude to the leaders of friendly countries who have sent their special envoys, from the Netherlands, the Philippines, Japan, South Korea and Vietnam. Personally, and on behalf of all Indonesian people, I am truly delighted and honored by your Excellencies’ attention to the new government that I lead.

Having been inaugurated as the President this morning, I will focus my attention on finalizing the Cabinet for the 2004-2009 period, which, God willing, will be announced tonight (Wednesday night). Furthermore, God willing, I will inaugurate the new Cabinet members (on Thursday), with the great hope that they can adapt immediately and work well.

Let me assure you that I, and the entire new government, will work hard to keep the people’s trust. I accordingly ask for the blessings, support and trust of all Indonesian people, and the whole nation, in order to meet constitutional requirements within the next five years. May Allah bless us all with guidance and strength.

Taken from the Djakarta Post, November 1st, 2007

BANGKOK (AP): Three of the four Southeast Asiannations in the second round of Asia’s 2010 World Cup qualifiers were drawn Wednesday to play away ties in the second legs.

The four home-and-away ties are: Hong Kong vs. Turkmenistan, Indonesia vs. Syria, Singapore vs. Tajikistan and Yemen vs. Thailand, with the first-listed teams to host the first legs.

The first legs will be on Nov. 9, with the return on Nov.18.

The draw was made after soccer’s governing body FIFA determined that Singapore would progress from the first round after a second-leg forfeit by Palestine. Palestine had said its players were unable to attend due to travel restrictions and had asked FIFA toreschedule the match.

The four second-round winners will progress to the third round, where they will join the 11 other first-round winners plus Australia, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Japan and Iran, which had first-round byes. The 20 teams will be drawn into five groups of four teams, with the group winners and runners-up to go into a fourth round.