Read the following about the ROHS Academic Honesty Policy:
Academic Honesty
In cases of academic dishonesty, including cheating or plagiarism, the student will receive a zero on the affected assignment, quiz, or exam. A conference involving the student, the teacher, and the online principal will be scheduled to review the incident and determine any additional disciplinary actions.
· 1st Offense – “0” grade, the opportunity for the student to resubmit with a 25% reduction in grade, with notification to parent.
· 2nd Offense – “0” grade, the opportunity for the student to resubmit with a 50% reduction in grade, with notification to parent.
· 3rd offense – “”0” grade with no opportunity for the student to resubmit, with notification to parent.
Note: An “offense” is defined as any instance in which a student is found to have engaged in academic dishonesty. If, during a review of student work, previously submitted assignments are also determined to be academically dishonest, those instances will be considered part of the same offense and subject to the corresponding disciplinary consequences outlined in this policy.
Final Exams or Final Projects
If a student engages in academic dishonesty on a final exam or final project, the assignment will receive a grade of zero, and no retake opportunity will be provided. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not limited to, the unauthorized use of digital resources (unless explicitly permitted), assistance from other individuals, study aids, or unauthorized notes.
**Advanced Opportunity Funds: Failing a class may have implications for the future use of Advanced Opportunity funds.