BAD!BOO! TSK,TSK, TSK! Seaholm High School, Alabama.

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BAD!BOO! TSK,TSK, TSK! Seaholm High School, Alabama

Cheating includes, but is not limited to: Using any type of notes or technology without teacher approval. Looking at another’s test or essay and submitting the work as one’s own.

Allowing another student to use an assignment or test to submit as his or her own work. Discussing a test or quiz with friends who have not yet taken it.

Assisting, knowingly, another student in the act of cheating. Using an assignment from someone else and submitting it as one’s own.

Quoting or paraphrasing directly all or part of someone else’s written or spoken words without documentation within the body of the work. Quoting or paraphrasing directly all or part of someone else’s written or spoken words without documentation within the body of the work.

Presenting an idea, theory, or formula originated by another person as one’s own. Presenting an idea, theory, or formula originated by another person as one’s own.

Using information, which is not common knowledge, including statistics and demographics, without documentation from the source that compiled it.

Copying or pasting from the Internet or another document that is not one’s own. Copying or pasting from the Internet or another document that is not one’s own.

HONOR CODE HONOR CODE “On my honor, I will not cheat, lie or steal, nor tolerate those who do.”“On my honor, I will not cheat, lie or steal, nor tolerate those who do.”

Honor Code “Por mi honor, yo no voy a engaar, mentir y robar, o no voy a tolerar los que lo hacen.” “Por mi honor, yo no voy a engaar, mentir y robar, o no voy a tolerar los que lo hacen.”

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