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LISD Virtual Learning Academy’s Academic Honesty Guidelines:
General Statements Regarding Academic Honesty:
Any misconduct in the realm of academic honesty will trigger a student-teacher interaction and will then be deferred to the student’s individual campus for the execution of disciplinary procedures.
- Any coursework (including, but not limited to, forums, formative/summative assessments, daily work, etc.) may be subject to a plagiarism checker
Examples of Academic Dishonesty: Cheating, Misrepresentation, and Plagiarism - Cheating: includes copying another’s work or allowing another to copy your work, possession of exam or exam materials.
- Misrepresentation and/or Fraudulent Behavior: includes allowing someone else or an automated process to do the work for you (ex: Wolfram Alpha, Photomath, online language translators, ChatGPT/OpenAI), or doing someone else’s coursework.
- Plagiarism: includes cutting and pasting from a non-peer source, and attempting to present that source’s work as your own
Consequences for Academic Dishonesty- First Offense: Assignment receives a grade of zero; parents and campus site coordinator are notified; if a major grade assignment, chance to redo for partial credit; the student may be required to complete the assignment in a proctored setting; offense documented in student information system.
- Second Offense: Assignment receives a grade of zero; parents and campus site coordinator are notified; office referral entered; possible additional disciplinary consequences.
- Third Offense: Assignment receives a grade of zero; possible removal from the course and/or denial of future online course enrollment requests; parents and campus site coordinator are notified; office referral entered; possible additional disciplinary consequences.
- Any coursework (including, but not limited to, forums, formative/summative assessments, daily work, etc.) may be subject to a plagiarism checker
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