JIS Data Protection & Privacy Policy

This Data Protection and Privacy notice sets out how the Jakarta Intercultural School (”JIS”, “school”, “we”, “our”, “us”) processes the personal data of all individuals, i.e. students, parents, employees, visitors and anyone else, whose data we collect and use.

To view the complete Data Protection & Privacy Policy, click here.

Online Sharing Guidelines


JIS believes participation in the digital realm is a distinguishing feature of contemporary learning. The use of digital tools to share content ranging from community events to school publications to student work is intended to foster creative expression and collaboration with a wider global learning community. Effective digital sharing promotes engaged learning and celebrates the best of JIS.

These Online Sharing Guidelines are designed to set expectations for these online contributions in accordance with JIS values. While we cannot develop a policy to account for every situation that may arise in a rapidly-changing digital landscape, nor can we control the sharing of digital content online, we have created the following guidelines to balance participation with privacy, contribution with caution, and action with accountability. These guidelines applies to all members of the JIS community - faculty, students, staff, parents and alumni.


General Sharing Guidelines

As members of the JIS Community, students, parents, faculty, staff and alumni may be digitally recorded in a way that enables them to be visually or personally identifiable. In addition, student and faculty work may be documented and shared in digital form. The following expectations apply with respect to the use of such content. All community members are expected to:

  1. only share such content when there is a reasonable assumption that the content owner or subjects would approve
  2. provide proper attribution to original content owner or creator when sharing the work of others
  3. notify content owners or subjects (Grade 8 to adult) or their parents (Grades EC-7) before content that may personally identify them is shared to a public audience other than via official JIS media; for students in Grades EC- 7, identify any student and/or their school work by first name only without any full name disclosed to reduce the chance they may be personally identified
  4. not require creation of accounts on sites with age restrictions by students who are underage, asking parents to create the accounts instead
  5. enable content owners or subjects who are personally identifiable in the content to request the removal of shared content from publicly shared locations and have said content removed  whenever possible and within reason.
  6. not reshare content beyond the audience intended by the original sharer.
  7. respect copyright in using materials in any context
  8. respect user choice about account creation for sites or tools other than those that are part of official JIS digital resources
  9. not share information or promote content that is confidential or damaging to the school, its operations, or to other community members
  10. notify leadership if content posted online raises concerns about student welfare