Sekolah Cita Buana

Sekolah Cita Buana aims to provide high-quality, divergent education pathways for students of diverse backgrounds and capabilities. The school operates in bilingual harmony, emphasizing equity, excellence, and the Indonesian national philosophy of "Unity in Diversity." It promotes education as a lifelong learning process and focuses on shaping academic success through the involvement of all stakeholders.

The school offers a comprehensive academic program spanning Early Years, Primary, Middle School, and High School. The curriculum is informed by exposure to WACC, Cambridge, and IB frameworks, focusing on student-centered, interactive learning and multiple intelligences. The school also provides a dedicated Special Education department that integrates students into mainstream classes for socialization and academic objectives where appropriate.

The Special Education Department provides four units for students with learning difficulties: Special Needs (ages 5–12), Learning Center (ages 5–12), Transition Education Center for High Functioning students (ages 12–18), and Transition Education Center for High Support students (ages 12–18). The department utilizes a combination of mainstreaming and special class instruction, with student-to-teacher ratios ranging from 1:2 to 1:3. The curriculum includes academic and non-academic subjects, as well as vocational skills and internship programs for transition students.

The school requires an Admissions Inquiry Form for initial contact, followed by a school visit. Applicants must submit academic records for the previous three years, medical/vaccination records, and relevant identification documents (birth certificates or passports/KITAS). The process includes an entrance evaluation or observation: Prep students undergo a trial, while Year 1–6 applicants take English and Mathematics tests. Year 7–12 applicants participate in an interview and English and Mathematics evaluations. Special Education applicants are placed on a waiting list and undergo an observation and full-day trial.

The school operates on a standard academic year, with specific age-based placements for Prep Junior (4–5 years) through Year 6 (11–12 years). Middle and High School placements are determined based on the student's previous year level.

The school is located on Jl. Paso in Jagakarsa, Jakarta. The campus features specialized units for its Special Education Department, including a Learning Center and transition centers. Prospective families are invited to take a campus tour to explore the facilities.

Students are encouraged to participate in various programs beyond regular school activities, including student organizations, clubs, and sports. These activities are designed to allow students to explore their interests and achieve their full potential in a competitive global community.