School Profile

Vision and Mission, History and Identity

Vision & Mission

Regina Pacis School Jakarta, under the Adikara Niat Foundation, is committed to prioritize CHIPS (Compassion, Humility, Integrity, Peace, and Servant Leadership) as core values that will be instilled in all students of Regina Pacis School Jakarta.

Our Vision

To produce students who are intelligent, tough, faithful, and peacemakers.

Our Mission

Conducting education that develops intellectual, emotional, and spiritual intelligence.
Conducting an active, creative, innovative, enjoyable learning process, capable of achieving at national and international levels.
Conducting school activities that develop tough, faithful and integrity-based individuals.
Developing a peacemaker personality in the spirit of Saint Francis of Assisi.

History

A Legacy of Faith and Education

Regina Pacis Jakarta was established in 1958 by the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary (FMM Sisters). Its founding was a response to the educational needs of the Chinese community and foreign nationals living in Jakarta at the time. Initially, the school offered Kindergarten (TK), Primary (SD), and Junior High (SMP) education exclusively for girls.

From the beginning, the institution comprised two educational divisions, Regina Pacis School, with Mandarin as the language of instruction and Regina Pacis International School, with English as the language of instruction

Early Years and Perseverance (1958–1964)

The first Regina Pacis Kindergarten was located on Jl. K.H. Agus Salim, led by Sr. Felicite FMM. In 1962, the Kindergarten moved to Jl. Budi Kemuliaan, sharing a building with the newly established Primary School under the leadership of Sr. M. Ngantonina FMM. In these formative years, the school faced many limitations, especially in infrastructure and resources.

Despite these challenges, the spirit of dedication to education remained strong. In August of the same year, Regina Pacis Junior High School (SMP) was opened at the same location, under Sr. M. Cheng Jowang Paseko FMM. Classes were conducted in a family home adapted into simple classrooms. In the academic year 1963 – 1964, the Junior High School operated with only two rooms for Grade 1 and one room for Grade 2.

Relocation and Expansion (1965–1968)

In 1965, all school units, Kindergarten, Primary, and Junior High were relocated to a new campus on Jl. Palmerah Utara I in West Jakarta. That same year, prompted by parents who wished to continue their children’s education, Regina Pacis Senior High School (SMA) was founded by Sr. Elizabeth Tjahjana FMM.

Starting with a single class of 20 students in a modest space above the Primary School, the high school faced severe limitations. Desks were borrowed from the Primary School, and teaching staff were few.

In 1967, the high school moved to a building on Jl. Budi Kemuliaan, previously abandoned and used temporarily by the military (KODIM) as a detention center after the 1965 political unrest (G30S/PKI). Students took part in reviving the school facilities, even raising funds by selling homemade cakes during breaks.

Unification and Growth (1968–Present)

In 1968, Regina Pacis Senior High School returned to Jl. Palmerah Utara I, occupying the former Regina Pacis International School building, which had ceased operations. This marked a new chapter better facilities, progressive development, and a unified school under one system.

This year also marked a historic turning point: Regina Pacis consolidated into a single educational division using Bahasa Indonesia as the medium of instruction and, for the first time, opened its doors to male students. Since then, Regina Pacis Jakarta has remained at its current location, operating under the Adikara Niat Foundation, with Sr. Elizabeth Tjahjana FMM as its first chairperson.

Legacy and Spirit

The story of Regina Pacis Jakarta is one of resilience, devotion, and faith. It reflects the unwavering commitment of the FMM Sisters, educators, parents, and students in their pursuit of quality Catholic education despite limited means.

From humble beginnings, the school has grown into a respected educational institution. With the enduring spirit of Ad Veritatem Per Caritatem toward truth through love Regina Pacis Jakarta continues to move forward, embracing the challenges of the future while staying rooted in the values on which it was founded.

History Roadmap Regina Pacis School Jakarta

(1958–1964)

Masa Awal dan Perjuangan

Didirikan oleh suster FMM untuk mendidik warga Tionghoa dan WNA, menggunakan bahasa Mandarin dan Inggris, serta khusus perempuan (TK–SMP).

(1965–1968)

Relokasi dan Perluasan

Unit SMA dibuka, kelas berbahasa Inggris ditutup. Tahun 1968 mulai menerima siswa laki-laki dan menggunakan Bahasa Indonesia.

(1968–2025)

Relokasi dan Perluasan

Mengembangkan pendidikan terpadu TK–SMA, memperkuat identitas Katolik, dan terus beradaptasi dalam semangat pelayanan dan kebangsaan.

The Future

School for Future

Regina Pacis Jakarta adalah sekolah Katolik TK–SMA yang unggul, inklusif, dan adaptif. Fokus pada karakter, prestasi akademik, nilai Fransiskan, dan pembelajaran berbasis teknologi.

Logo & Motto

Towards Truth through Love
Ad Veritatem per Caritatem

School Logo/Symbol: A sailing boat and a cross.

Sailing the ocean of life as a pilgrim with God with the aim of achieving wholeness, fullness of life in Him;
the Way, the Truth, and the Life Him.

As a peacemaker and a messenger of truth in the spirit of love.

Are you ready to take the next step toward your future?

Kindergarten

Elementary