Taoyuan Municipal Dayuan International Senior High School (DYISH)

Taoyuan Municipal Dayuan International Senior High School is in Dayuan District, Taoyuan City, Taiwan. The campus address is No. 8, Section 2, Dacheng Road, Dayuan District, Taoyuan City 33743. The school sits in the Taoyuan Airport area and is accessible via the Taoyuan Airport MRT network, with Linghang Station (A17) located nearby for rail access. Local public transport serves the area, including bus routes that stop near the campus.

The school operates a three-year senior high program, serving grades 10 through 12. This structure aligns with the national standard for public high schools in Taiwan.

The institution is a municipal public high school in Taoyuan City and is coeducational. It offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) as an IB World School, authorised in 2021. The IB profile lists boarding facilities as MIXED, indicating on-site boarding is part of the program.

Dayuan International Senior High School follows Taiwan's inclusive education framework. The Ministry of Education requires individualized support plans, access to special education resources, and appropriate counseling and assistive services for students with special needs. The school participates in this system, though specific on-site SEN provisions are not publicly enumerated.

Country affiliation is Taiwan; the school is a public municipal institution in Taiwan with no separate country affiliation.

Religious affiliation is not indicated; the school operates as a secular public institution.

Exact start and end times for the school day are not publicly published. The school operates on a typical weekday schedule consistent with public high schools in Taiwan.

There is no publicly listed school-provided bus service. The school is near Linghang MRT Station on the Taoyuan Airport MRT (A17), and nearby public bus routes serve the area. In 2024, the 217 Qingpu Ring Line added a Dayuan International High School stop to improve access to the campus.

Tuition and programme fees (by year group / programme)

- Overseas‑talent special class: Charged per semester at TWD 45,000.
- Overseas‑talent special class: where IB‑related charges are itemized, the IB‑related component is reported at TWD 35,965 per semester.

- Academic‑year totals for the overseas‑talent special class: the semester charge of TWD 45,000 implies TWD 90,000 for two semesters (per academic year) for that programme (semesters billed as separate terms).

- General (regular) day‑school students: no consolidated, itemized public tuition schedule for each grade or per‑term general school fees was found in the school's accessible admissions/new‑student materials; specific per‑grade or per‑term figures for regular (non‑special‑class) students are not published in the documents reviewed.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- For the overseas‑talent special class the stated charge is assessed per semester (each semester is billed as a separate term). Payment deadlines, installment options, and detailed billing dates are not itemized in the public admissions brochure or the school's new‑student notices that were available for review.

Boarding fees (if applicable)

- No on‑campus boarding facility or dormitory fees are listed in the school's publicly available materials; no boarding/dormitory charges were identified. Boarding fees are therefore not applicable unless a separate dormitory arrangement is announced by the school.

Other costs and one‑time items

- IB‑related registration, school‑membership, assessment and result/credential handling fees are included in the IB‑related component reported for the overseas‑talent class (the IB component is reported as TWD 35,965 per semester and is part of the TWD 45,000 semester charge).

- The school's public admissions materials and new‑student notices do not publish a single, itemized list of other routine one‑time costs (uniform, textbooks, insurance, lunch/meal plans, school bus, class activity fees) with amounts; these items therefore cannot be stated as fixed numbers from the publicly available documents reviewed. Parents should note that such items commonly exist at Taiwanese high schools but specific amounts were not provided in the materials consulted.

Refund information

- No explicit, itemized refund policy or refund amounts for tuition/fees was published in the overseas‑talent admissions brochure or new‑student notices that were available for review. The admissions material does include administrative instructions for reporting and a form related to withdrawing after reporting, but it does not specify standard fee‑refund rules or amounts in the publicly available documents reviewed.

Fee payment options (methods)

- The public admissions and new‑student materials reviewed do not list specific payment methods (credit card, bank transfer, online payment) or bank account details for fee payment in a consolidated fee schedule. Contact details for the school's accounting and international affairs offices are published for parents to follow up on payment arrangements.

Summary of findings and limits of available information

- The materials reviewed include the school's overseas‑talent/IB admissions brochure and public notices; those materials record a semester charge of TWD 45,000 for the overseas‑talent special class (including IB‑related costs) and an IB‑related component stated as TWD 35,965 per semester.

- The school does not publish a consolidated, itemized public fee schedule for all regular grade levels and common items (uniforms, textbooks, routine semester miscellaneous fees) in the accessible documents reviewed; therefore a full per‑grade, per‑term breakdown for regular (non‑special‑class) students was not available in the sources consulted.