Math Department Policy on Cheating
Any type of unauthorized communication or sharing of information or materials with others (verbal, nonverbal, or written) is considered cheating. (McCJHS Student Handbook)
While it is impossible to list each and every action that may constitute “cheating,” the following are common examples:
- Copying another student’s homework, quiz, or test.
- Letting someone else copy your work.
- Using “cheat sheets,” textbooks, any type of electronic device, or writing answers on any part of the body or garments during a test or quiz.
- Using a workbook or test (which has answers in it) from a previous year.
- Telling another student in a different class period what the test or quiz questions are or getting such information from someone else.
- Working with others on an assignment or project if your teacher assigned it as independent work.
- Sending/Receiving text messages with answers or other helpful information about a quiz or test.
The memory on graphing calculators will be cleared before every quiz and test. |
Online Textbook Resources
7th Grade Math: (Blue book) User name: mc01 (the 0 is a zero) Password: math
Pre-Algebra: (Green book) User name: mccullough11 Password: math
Algebra I: (Red book) Activation code: 2605011-10 ISBN#: 9780618890811 One time only: Choose your own login and password.
Geometry: Activation code: 2605011-20 ISBN#: 9780618968732 One time only: Choose your own login and password. |
