Academic Integrity

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FLVS Academic Integrity

A Core Value

Academic Integrity is one of our core values and one of the most important areas of focus as a learning organization. Students with academic integrity make decisions based on ethics and values that will prepare them to be productive and ethical citizens.

Academic Integrity: the FLVS Non-Negotiable

This paper explains the tools we use in dealing with integrity, definitions, roles and responsibilities of all parties along with the matrix of integrity interventions. Please download and save this document for future reference. Click here for access to the FLVS Breakdown of Academic Integrity.

Proctored Exams

All students sign the 'I Agree' page during course registration in which the student agrees to abide by the policies and procedures of FLVS. Included in FLVS policies is the administration of proctored exams. Proctored exams can be requested by FLVS at any time and for any reason in an effort to ensure academic integrity. It is the student’s responsibility to work cooperatively with FLVS faculty to schedule and take the exam. When taking the exam to assess a student’s integrity, the exam must be passed with at least a 59.5%. FLVS may institute a program to regularly administer proctored exams to randomly selected students.

“I Agree” Statement

By clicking the “I Agree” button at the Academic Integrity page, students agree to submit 100% of my own work, and I commit to Academic Integrity by registering as a student at FLVS. By clicking the “I agree” button, students also agree to take a proctored exam at any time if requested. Students should understand that they may be required to have a web camera in order to complete this process. In addition, students agree that for any form of proctoring, they will need a picture ID. Students should also understand that should they finish the segment in an extremely accelerated pace, they may be subject to additional accountability measures. Failure to comply with the Academic Integrity commitment or refusing to take a proctored exam will be grounds for removal from the FLVS program. Further, students agree to comply with all of the policies and procedures listed in the FLVS district Student Progression Plan and FLVS Code of Conduct/Student Handbook, which is posted on their VSA Student dashboard and at www.flvs.net.

If you have any questions about proctored exams please contact the Academic Integrity Hotline at 407-513-3341 or 866-943-3050 (toll free).

Discussion Based Assessments (DBAs)

Each teacher regularly conducts discussion based assessments with his or her students. These conversations occur at specific intervals as well as randomly in a course and are included in the assessment component of each course. The teacher discusses individual student work and extends the conversation to allow the student to demonstrate mastery of the content and to verify the authenticity of the student’s work. Students are required to complete and pass all discussion based assessments themselves, free from any distraction or influence of others.

Reporting Procedure

If you would like to report an academic integrity situation please call the following number or send an email to the address below. Please discuss as much of the following information as you are able: Student Name, Course Name, High School or County, Teacher Name and situation. We appreciate you taking the time to report this situation and assisting FLVS with Academic Integrity.

Academic Integrity Hotline:

407-513-3341 or 866-943-3050 (toll free)

Academic Integrity Email Address:

academicintegrity@flvs.net