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In education, where performance is considered an accurate
reflection of ability and effort, academic integrity and honesty are essential.
In order to meet the demands of work and society in the future, each student
must identify and exhibit his or her own academic strengths. Students who are
involved in cheating, plagiarism, or theft of academic materials weaken the
integrity of the academic process and will be subject to the following
consequences:
Cheating or Plagiarism: Copying someone else's work or
allowing someone to copy your work. This includes the use of crib notes.
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 | First Offense - Loss of all credit
on the test, paper, assignment or project. The teacher will notify the office in
writing that the offense has occurred. |
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| Second Offense – Two days of
In-School Suspension (ISS). |
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| Third Offense – Three days of
In-School Suspension (ISS). |
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Theft of Academic Materials: Theft of a test and/or
answer key from a classroom or teacher work station or use of a stolen document.
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| First Offense - Suspension from
school and loss of credit for the test, assignment or project. |
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| Second Offense - Suspension from
school with consideration given to recommendation for expulsion. |
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