Possession or use of weapons 8. Behavior inside or outside of school which brings discredit upon the school or one's schoolmates 9. Interfering with the learning of others 13. Verbal or physical abuse of another person, including fighting, and degrading or threatening language that is hostile, intimidating or offensive 14. Trespassing on school property at any time with intention to disrupt school or violate school property 15.
Plagiarism is an act to pass off as one's own the ideas, writings, etc. of another.
Each teacher should help his or her classes understand what constitutes cheating and plagiarism. Each student is responsible for determining what aids, such as dictionaries or calculators, if any, are permitted to be used during a test or examination. If specific permission for an aid is not given by a teacher, it may not be used during a test or examination. Most cases of dishonesty, cheating and plagiarism will generally be handled by the teacher involved who may refer the matter to the Head of School. School teachers will investigate the facts and make recommendations to the Head of School that may include disciplinary action.