Asep said, there are 83 students who were not accepted at SMAN 4 Depok, from the registration pathway for poor or unable families. "So only 49 out of 15 percent of the total applicants were accepted. So there are 83 students from Economically Disadvantaged Families (KETM) who were not accepted," said Asep.

Asep suggests that residents of Depok can propose to the West Java Education Office regarding the PPDB for zoning and quota for poor or unable to afford families to be increased. "It can be proposed by the community (Depok). Currently, the PPDB quota for zoning is 50 percent, and the KETM quota is 15 percent. In the future, it can be proposed to increase the KETM quota to 25 percent and decrease the zoning quota to 40 percent as stated in the Permendikbud," he said.

Asep suggests that there needs to be an addition of schools proposed by the community and supported by the city government. He explains that Disdik Jabar does not randomly build new public high schools because it can cause protests from private schools. "The addition of the number of schools should preferably be done based on proposals from the community and supported by the local government. Because if the province suddenly establishes public schools, private schools will protest," he said.

He revealed that one of the student's houses that was rejected is only 90 meters away from the school. "During the action, we measured the distance of one of the poor students whose child was rejected at SMA Negeri 4. The direct measurement result is only 90 meters away from SMA 4 N Depok," he said.