MI At-Taqwa Pasir Tanjung, Pasir Tanjung

MI At-Taqwa Pasir Tanjung is an educational institution located in Pasir Tanjung, a village within the Tanjungsari district of Bogor Regency, West Java, Indonesia. The school serves the local community by providing primary education within the regional framework of the Indonesian education system.

MI At-Taqwa Pasir Tanjung is situated in Pasir Tanjung, a village within the Tanjungsari subdistrict of Bogor Regency. The area is accessible via local roads and is part of the Angkutan Kota route F60, which provides public transportation connectivity between Cileungsi and Pasir Tanjung. Tanjungsari is located in Bogor Regency, West Java, Indonesia, and is considered part of the Greater Jakarta metropolitan area. Bogor Regency borders Tangerang Regency, South Tangerang, Depok, Bekasi, Lebak Regency, Sukabumi Regency, Cianjur Regency, and Karawang Regency.

Information regarding the specific curriculum, grade levels, enrollment, accreditation, and language of instruction for MI At-Taqwa Pasir Tanjung is not readily available in the provided search results. However, other schools in the Pasir Tanjung area, such as SD Negeri Tanjungsari 01, are accredited 'B' and implement the 'SD Merdeka' curriculum.

As a school in Pasir Tanjung, MI At-Taqwa plays a role in the educational infrastructure of the Tanjungsari district. The presence of educational institutions like MI At-Taqwa supports the residential function of Pasir Tanjung and contributes to the overall urban development of Bogor Regency as a residential and administrative subdistrict within the Greater Jakarta metropolitan area. Bogor Regency is Indonesia's most populous regency, acting as a buffer zone for Jakarta and experiencing significant population growth and land-use changes, including an increase in settlement areas.

Pasir Tanjung is one of the ten villages within the Tanjungsari district. Other notable nearby villages include Sirnasari, Sirnarasa, Cibadak, and Buanajaya. The district also features several peaks such as Gunung Wangun, Gunung Kanaga, Gunung Korod, and Gunung Kepuh.