Policies & Expectations

ABOUT

A quick overview of the essential policies and expectations from the official SIA Handbook (2025–2026).

Mission & Core Values

SIA empowers students to become global citizens through academic excellence, leadership, and character. Integrity and innovation are emphasized throughout the learning environment.

Student Conduct

Students are expected to act responsibly and respectfully. Behavior expectations include tech use and bullying prevention.

Academic Expectations

The handbook outlines GPA, AP/honors coursework, exam policies, academic honesty, and grading standards for all grade levels.

Attendance & Dress Code

Students must attend regularly and comply with uniform guidelines. Policies for absences and tardiness are clearly defined.

Graduation Requirements

Students must earn 22–27 credits including core subjects and electives. Honors and AP courses are available for eligible students.

Parent-School Communication

PowerSchool, email, and direct contact with faculty are encouraged. The school values family engagement and proactive collaboration.

Download Handbook (PDF)

1. Purpose of Processing Personal Data

Our institution processes only the minimum personal data required to achieve the following objectives. Any use beyond these purposes will require separate consent in accordance with Article 18 of the Personal Information Protection Act.

To verify identity for admissions-related services.
To respond to inquiries and manage administrative services.

2. Retention and Processing of Personal Data

Personal data will be retained only for the legally mandated period or until the purpose of processing is fulfilled. The table below summarizes major personal data files managed by our school.

#	File Name	Purpose	Retention Period
1	Admissions	Managing new student admissions	10 years
2	Grades	Academic performance records	Permanent
3	Student Registry	Enrollment status	Permanent

3. Rights of the Data Subject

Data subjects may request to view, correct, delete, or suspend the processing of their personal data. Requests can be submitted via the Personal Information Protection Portal or by contacting our Data Protection Officer.

4. Contact for Data Protection

For questions regarding this privacy policy, please contact our Data Protection Officers:

Director: Seong Gi-Young / Tel: 032-890-7998 / Email: skiyoung@jeiu.ac.kr
Manager: Lee Seok-Hwan / Tel: 032-890-7999 / Email: s38317@jeiu.ac.kr

This policy is effective as of October 20, 2023.