Academics
Arizona Cultural academy, as an academic community, has a
responsibility to facilitate learning for all students. Because each one needs
to acquire knowledge and skills for today while preparing for tomorrow, the
staff will strive to provide opportunities and high expectations for
learning. The staff believes that graduates of ACA must
be prepared for continuing education with a high level of thinking skills.
Advanced Placement and Dual Enrollment courses are offered to
provide students the opportunity to complete college level courses while in high
school.
Academic Responsibilities
Produce high quality work
Read assignments
Complete all academic work as assigned
Take notes
Participate in class
Ask questions
Seek help (when needed)
Study daily
Do your best at all times
Be prepared for class
ACADEMIC HONESTY
POLICY
Academic honesty and
personal integrity are fundamental components of a student's education and
character development. The Board expects that students will not cheat, lie,
plagiarize, or commit other acts of academic dishonesty. The well-being of
the entire school community depends on the student accepting responsibility
for personal conduct in both social and academic endeavors.
The academically
honest student produces work representative of his/her own efforts and
abilities, whereas the academically dishonest student attempts to show
knowledge and skills he/she does not possess by claiming it as his/her own.
Academic dishonesty may take many forms, moreover, the practice of academic
dishonesty undermines the purposes of education and denies the student
his/her right to personal and academic integrity.
STAKEHOLDER
RESPONSIBILITIES
Student
The student is
expected to adhere to the principles of academic honesty in completing all
school-related tests, quizzes, reports, homework, assignments, projects,
activities, and other academic work, both in and out of class. No form of
student work is exempted from this policy.
Parent/Guardian
The
parent/guardian is expected to support the Academic Honesty Policy by
reviewing the principles of academic honesty with the student and
encouraging the student to practice honesty in all matters. The
parent/guardian is an important partner in developing the appropriate core
character traits; therefore, parent/guardian contact and involvement in all
incidences of academic dishonesty is required.