Academic Integrity/Lab Policies/Expectations 

Academic Integrity with AI 

Academic integrity is demonstrated by students when the ideas and the works of others are

properly cited and respect for the learning process is maintained. In an era of artificial intelligence (AI), the lines around what is acceptable may be blurred. The following guidelines will help provide direction when using AI in schools.

• Students are responsible for their own work. This means the use of an AI tool to generate a response to an assignment and claim it as their own is considered plagiarism.

Artificial intelligence, when used responsibly and appropriately, can play a role in the learning process. There will be a wider range of learning resources available to students as technology advances. When using these resources, it’s important that students maintain credibility and honesty in their work. 

• Students should cite all sources that they use, including AI-generated sources. This includes giving credit to the AI program or algorithm that generated the source, as well as any other sources that were used in the creation of the work.

• Students should be transparent about their use of AI in their work. This means that students should identify any AI-generated content used in their work, and they should explain how it was used.

• Students should be aware of the potential for AI to be used to cheat or plagiarize. If a student is unsure whether or not their use of AI is fair and honest, they should ask their teacher for guidance.

By following these guidelines, students can help to create a fair and honest learning environment in the age of artificial intelligence.

Academic Lab 

Academic Lab (ac lab) is during 4th block on Even days. Students should be working on something academic during this block. They can travel to one of their teachers for extra  help or take a test in the testing center. This is also a time for students to:

• Work on homework/assignments

• Work on late assignments

• Seek help from teachers

• Make up assessments, if needed

• Read

Ac Lab begins with 23 minute MOD that includes Announcements, Community Building and/or Progress Monitoring.

• There are two additional MODs during Ac Lab. Students should remain in each of those MODS the entire 30 minutes (no travel)

Schedule for Ac Lab:

9:10-9:33 - MOD 1 & Announcements

9:33-9:38 - Travel

9:38-10:08 - MOD 2

10:08-10:13 - Travel

10:13-10:43 - MOD 3

Students that plan to travel shouldsign up in Infinite Campus using the Responsive Scheduling Module in Infintie Campus