MTs Nurul Huda Koleang, Jasinga District

MTs Nurul Huda Koleang is a private Islamic junior high school (Madrasah Tsanawiyah) located in the Koleang village, Jasinga district, Bogor Regency, West Java, Indonesia. Established on January 1, 1970, the school operates under the Ministry of Religious Affairs and is dedicated to providing quality education with a focus on character development and knowledge for its students.

MTs Nurul Huda Koleang is situated in Koleang, a village within the Jasinga district of Bogor Regency, West Java. The Jasinga district is in the westernmost part of Bogor Regency, approximately 50 km from Bogor City. Koleang is strategically positioned on an access route connecting Bogor Regency and Lebak Regency in Banten. Specific information regarding public transport access and walkability directly within Koleang is not readily available.

While specific details on the complete range of facilities are limited, MTs Nurul Huda Koleang is noted to have adequate internet access to support modern and interactive learning.

MTs Nurul Huda Koleang plays a role in the educational infrastructure of the Jasinga district, contributing to the academic and character development of junior high school-aged students in the Koleang area. The school's long-standing presence since 1970 indicates its sustained contribution to local education. The presence of educational institutions like MTs Nurul Huda Koleang supports the community by providing accessible schooling options for local families. The Koleang subdistrict itself is developing as a tourism village, leveraging its natural features and strategic location, which may lead to evolving community needs and services, including education.

MTs Nurul Huda Koleang is located in Koleang, one of the sixteen villages in the Jasinga district. Jasinga borders Lebak Regency in Banten province. The area features Setu Kadongdong, also known as Setdong Lake. Other schools in the broader Jasinga district include MAS Muhammadiyah Jasinga, SMAN 1 Jasinga, and SMAS PGRI Jasinga. The larger Bogor Regency, where Jasinga is located, is the most populous regency in Indonesia.