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A pupil is removed from conduct probation if she/he has satisfied the following
conditions:

h) Unbecoming (non-major offense) behavior during assemblies and similar
activities.
i)
Gambling in any from within the school premises.
j) Fighting and inciting of fights.
k) Depending on the gravity of the category depending on the injury inflicted.
l) Unbecoming behavior inside and outside the classroom resulted to physical
injury.

Sanctions:
First Offense: - Incident Report written in the logbook
- Parent-Teacher Conference

Second Offense: - Incident Report written in the logbook
- Parent-Teacher Conference
- Violation slip
- Extra-Curricular Engagement
Third Offense: - Incident Report written in the logbook
- Parent-Teacher Conference
- Violation slip
` - Extra-Curricular Engagement

Two to three times of serious offenses (depending on the gravity of the case) are
equivalent to one very serious offense punishable with equivalent sanctions.

m) Cheating/Academic Dishonesty
Applicable to any academic requirement, evaluation or examination.

For this purpose, “cheating” shall constitute but not limited to the fol-lowing
acts:
1. changing test questionnaires/answers;
2. communicating answers to another during test through signs an notes,
electronically or otherwise;
3. exchanging answer sheets while taking tests;
4. copying the answers from another student’s test papers;
5. allowing another student to copy from one’s test paper;
6. possession of notes (codigo) or crib books or materials expressly
prohibited during examinations or tests;
7. talking, standing or transferring seats while inside the testing room
without the authority/consent of the examination proctor;
8. Plagiarism or submission of somebody else’s work whether partially or
completely copied, otherwise cited specifically in the requirement. (This
applies also to online references).
9. Dishonesty in giving scores.

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