CHEATING AND PLAGIARIZING Sample Clauses

CHEATING AND PLAGIARIZING. Those students who choose to admit their infractions within the designated grace period (24 hours for self-reporting from time assignment is handed in) will not face any school disciplinary action. However, the aforementioned students will receive a grade of 0% for the assignment but will be allowed to redo the assignment for an average of the grade earned with a grade of 0%. Students caught cheating and/or discovered after the self-reporting deadline will receive 0% for the assignment, will not be allowed to make up the assignment, and will be referred to DaVinci Administration for disciplinary action.
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