<![CDATA[Grouping students based on academic and non-academic characteristics is important to support the development of more targeted educational guidance strategies in schools. The main problem addressed in this study is the absence of objective data-based student mapping, which causes development programs to remain general and less targeted. This study aims to classify students using the K-Means clustering algorithm based on academic profiles and other supporting variables, and to evaluate cluster quality using the silhouette coefficient method. The research stages include data preprocessing, determining the optimal number of clusters, clustering using K-Means, and evaluating the clustering result. The results showed that four clusters were selected as the final configuration with a silhouette score of 0,1093, with cluster membership distributed into 12, 4, 2, and 2 students. Visualization using principal component analysis shows that most clusters are sufficiently well separeted. This study contributes a data-driven student grouping model that can be used as a basis for recommending student potential development according to the characteristics of each group.]]>
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