This page is for you the student. What you do with it is up to you. I do not use this page for cheating. It is wrong and against school laws, (stated here). Don't mess this up by going and telling a teacher or staff at your local school.ESPECIALLY at DR which this page was made for. Remember what I said before, I do not exist, I am nothing that is or ever will be at all. I disregard any knowledge of this page. If this gets out, I didn't make it, YOU were never here, IT doesn't exist at all, in any way, for any purpose at all.. thank you for your cooperation.

Cheating Policy of DR High School

supplied by the DR handbook. page 30
(this is just a selection from the section of cheating in the handbook, for more info read it.) A growing concern to every teacher is the matter of cheating. Admittedly an ugly word, its widespread practice indicates that it is acquiring an alarming degree of respectability. This is an intolerable situation, for cheating, in any of its many forms, is wrong and must be punished. <
So that there is no confusion, let us enumerate the most common acts of cheating.
  1. Copying homework. Probably the most widespread act of scholastic dishonesty, it is nonetheless cheating.
  2. Providing information or materials for another student to copy. (this is exactly what we here are doing.) The student who makes test information available to another student to copy is equally guilty of cheating. ....For a first offense, you will receive no credit for the work, and be excluded from class for three days of unexcused absence(zero for all work missed and no make-up) and be assigned to the Planning Center for 3 days. For a second offense, you will fail for the marking period, and your parents will be notified....
    --------->written by: Dighton-Rehoboth School Committee<-----------------
    well lets just say screw the system lets take matters into the hands where they can be used more properly. = �

    The First Amendment


    Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people to peaceably assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress or grievaces.
    ------The Bill of Rights-------
    ---------The Constitution of the United States    ---------