Post by rayancaleb on Jan 5, 2018 10:03:20 GMT
Hi,
Principal Carole A. Working reported the incident to the College Board, which administers AP exams and is reviewing the case.
It is against exam-day policies for students to have cellphones, smartphones or tablets in a testing center, according to the College Board’s Advanced Placement guide for students and parents. If there is misconduct, the College Board may “decline . . . or cancel the scores of one or more students when it determines that such actions are required to protect the integrity of the exam.”
The student’s video did not show the test at the Montgomery County school, but it did show students walking down an aisle to take the test and something in bubble wrap that may have been the test, Working said.
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Principal Carole A. Working reported the incident to the College Board, which administers AP exams and is reviewing the case.
It is against exam-day policies for students to have cellphones, smartphones or tablets in a testing center, according to the College Board’s Advanced Placement guide for students and parents. If there is misconduct, the College Board may “decline . . . or cancel the scores of one or more students when it determines that such actions are required to protect the integrity of the exam.”
The student’s video did not show the test at the Montgomery County school, but it did show students walking down an aisle to take the test and something in bubble wrap that may have been the test, Working said.
Thanks!
For more details:
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