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| ◎ Admission Policy |
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Eligible Students |
a. Expatriate children
b. Children from marriage where parent is Korean and the other partner is an expatriate.
c. Korean children who were educated overseas for more than three years.
d. Legally adopted Korean child by an expatriate family.
e. All children entering preschool must be toilet trained before entrance.
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Forms that must be completed to enroll |
| All forms can be downloaded from the website or can be picked up at the school. |
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Grade - by American Standards |
| Grade |
Age |
Grade |
Age |
Date |
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Nursery |
3 |
6th Grade |
11 |
By September 1st
of the
entry year |
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Pre
Kindergarten |
4 |
7th Grade |
12 |
| Kindergarten |
5 |
8th Grade |
13 |
| 1st Grade |
6 |
9th Grade |
14 |
| 2nd Grade |
7 |
10th Grade |
15 |
| 3rd Grade |
8 |
11th Grade |
16 |
| 4th Grade |
9 |
12th Grade |
17 |
| 5th Grade |
10 |
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placed in grade levels based on the chart above with the child's
age confirmed by a site such as :
http://www-users.med.cornell.edu/~spon/picu/calc/agecalc.htm
. Given the small class sizes and the ability
to offer enriched materials with such small class sizes,
advancing students by a grade level beyond what is indicated in
the chart above is not advised. All efforts are made to provide
students with a challenging curriculum within a classroom of
their peers. In the case that a student arrives from a school
district that has a school calendar starting at different dates,
the student will be placed as the chart above indicates, even if
that means repeating part of a year. For example, if a student
from South America completes grade five in December and arrives
in Korea in January, that student, based on his or her age,
would still be placed in grade five which completes here in
Korea in June. |
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