Kolese Gonzaga
| Gonzaga College Jakarta Kolese Gonzaga Jakarta | |
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Pejaten, Jakarta Indonesia | |
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| Established | 1987 |
| Rector | Pater Thomas Sarjumunarsa, SJ |
| Principal | Pater Leonardus E. B. Winandoko, SJ |
| Affiliation | Jesuit (Roman Catholic) |
| Website | kolesegonzaga |
SMA Kolese Gonzaga is a Catholic high school in Pejaten, South Jakarta, Jakarta, Indonesia, established in 1987. It began as a boys' school but has accepted girls since 1990. It was originally named as Kolese Kanisius Unit Selatan (English: Canisius College, Southern Unit) and got its current name in 1990. Its nicknames are Gonz and GC (Gonzaga College).[1]
History
The school was built alongside Wacana Bhakti Seminary in Pejaten, South Jakarta, on land owned by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Jakarta. Built in 1986-1987, it opened November 3, 1988.
Mottos
The school has several mottoes:
- Men and women for others[2]
- Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam (For the Greater Glory of God)
- Competence, Conscience, and Compassion + Commitment (known to students as "3C+C")
Major school events
Current: Gonzaga Festival, Gonzaga Visual Art, School Jamboree, Live-in, Study tour, New Students' Orientation Period (MOPD).[3]
Former: Gonzaga School Meeting (GSM), Gonzaga Performance Night (GPN), Gonzaga Science and Art (GSA), Computer Competition @ Gonzaga (CC@G).
Administration
The school is led by a Rector, who oversees the Principal. The Principal has three Vice Principals, one each for Curricular Affairs, General Affairs, and Student Affairs (the last more commonly called "moderator" within the school community). The Rectors, Principals, and Moderators traditionally are ordained Jesuit priests.
In popular culture
Kolese Gonzaga was one of the settings for the famous Indonesian film Ada Apa dengan Cinta?.
Notable Alumni
- Rudi Soedjarwo (Indonesian Producer)
- Pandji Pragiwaksono (Indonesian Stand up Comedian)
See also
Other Jesuit Colleges in Indonesia: ♦ Kolese Kanisius ♦ Kolese Loyola
Lists: ♦ List of Jesuit institutions ♦ List of schools in Indonesia
References
Coordinates: 6°16′38.89″S 106°49′21.03″E / 6.2774694°S 106.8225083°E