Abstract
The aimed of this research is to evaluate healthy school program at SMP N 2 Kalasan. A healthy school program are program issued by the ministry of education and culture. This program focuses on how schools are to develop a school movement that is healthy, safe, child-friendly and fun. In this study used the CIPP evaluation model, where the focus of the research is on the context, input, process, products of healthy school programs. The technique of collected data used observation, interviews and documentation studies. While for data validity used triangulation and data analysis techniques based on Miles and Bubberman models that used 4 steps, namely: data collection, data reduction, data presentation, data verification. The results showed: 1) from the aspect of context, the healthy school program at SMP N 2 Kalasan was a school appointed by the government because it was considered capable and appropriate, and have become an example of Adiwiyata Schools in Sleman districts and won the national level Adiwiyata School program; 2) from the aspect of input, the design of a healthy school program is able to answer problems related to the input of students who have different healthy life habits; 3) from the aspect of the process, the healthy school program has been implemented properly, but is constrained by funds and revitalization of facilities and infrastructure because it only uses independent funds from the school; 4) and from the aspect of the product, the healthy school program at SMP N 2 Kalasan has proceeded according to its objectives and has the right to continue the program, but with a note that there are still aspects to improvement.
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