Jakarta Islamic School, Pasar Minggu, Jakarta

Jakarta Islamic School (JISc) is an educational institution located in Pasar Minggu, South Jakarta, Indonesia. Established in May 2003, JISc aims to provide a balanced education that integrates national, international, and Islamic curricula. The school emphasizes developing future leaders with global insight, strong Islamic foundations, and a continued sense of Indonesian identity.

Jakarta Islamic School is located on Jalan Manunggal I, Komplek Kodam No.17, RT.11/RW.6, Cipinang Melayu, Kec. Makasar, Kota Jakarta Timur, Daerah Khusus Ibukota Jakarta 13620, Indonesia. The broader Pasar Minggu district is known for its accessibility, with the southern portion of the Jakarta Outer Ring Road passing through it. Public transportation options include various angkot routes and TransJakarta buses that serve the wider Pasar Minggu and Ragunan areas. The driving distance to Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport is approximately 12 kilometers.

JISc provides various facilities to support its educational programs, including air-conditioned classrooms, science and computer laboratories, a library, a mushola (prayer room), an indoor field, a football field, and an art room. The school also offers a boarding school program for boys and girls in separate facilities.

Jakarta Islamic School contributes to the urban landscape by offering a comprehensive educational option that blends national, international, and Islamic approaches. Its presence in Pasar Minggu, a district undergoing a transition from historical fruit cultivation and teak forests to a residential area, supports the growing demand for educational institutions in South Jakarta. The school's emphasis on global perspectives and Islamic values aims to cultivate well-rounded individuals who can contribute to both local and international communities.

Notable nearby attractions and facilities in the broader Pasar Minggu district include Ragunan Zoo, Spathodea Park, Salihara Arts Center, and Pejaten Village Mall. The area is also characterized by a mix of residential properties and traditional markets. Pasar Minggu is bordered by districts such as Jagakarsa to the south and Cilandak to the west.