SDN Sukajaya 01, Sukajaya, Bekasi Regency

SDN Sukajaya 01 is a public elementary school located in Sukajaya, Jonggol, Bekasi Regency, West Java. Established in 1950, the school provides foundational education for children in the local community. It operates under the local government and is committed to delivering quality education.

SDN Sukajaya 01 is situated at Q532+R58, Sukarukun, Sukatani, Bekasi Regency, West Java 17520, Indonesia. The school is located in Sukarukun, one of the seven administrative villages within the Sukatani subdistrict. Sukatani subdistrict is experiencing development in affordable housing, appealing to individuals relocating from Jakarta and Bekasi City due to its proximity to industrial areas like Cikarang and Jababeka. Public transportation in Bekasi Regency includes local and intercity buses, as well as 'angkot' (public minivans). The Bekasi Regency government is also developing feeder transportation for the Light Rail Transit (LRT) to improve connectivity. For longer distances, train and bus services connect Bekasi to other major cities like Jakarta and Bandung.

The school facilities include 21 classrooms, a library, and 4 student sanitation units. The learning environment is supported by internet access and a stable electricity supply from PLN.

SDN Sukajaya 01 serves as a fundamental educational institution within the Sukarukun area of Bekasi Regency. Its presence supports the educational needs of the local population, contributing to human resource development in a region that is undergoing significant urbanization and residential growth. The school's 'B' accreditation indicates its adherence to recognized educational standards.

The school is located in Sukarukun village, which is part of the Sukatani subdistrict. Sukatani borders other districts including Cikarang Utara and Cabangbungin. The broader Bekasi Regency area is a highly urbanized region bordering Jakarta and Bogor Regency. Notable transportation hubs in Bekasi include Terminal Bekasi in East Bekasi, which serves as a main bus terminal. The Jabodebek LRT also serves the Bekasi Line, connecting to Jatimulya station.