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Academic Integrity Network News
A collaborative project of SEE and CEP

November, 2008

A new Academic Integrity Network was announced during the 2008 National Forum on Character Education. The Network’s goal is to facilitate dialogue between secondary schools seeking to advance successful strategies in support of academic integrity. To better emphasize this important topic, the National Forum included three breakout sessions that focused on academic integrity. The Academic Integrity Network is administered by The School for Ethical Education (SEE) in Milford, CT, in partnership with CEP in Washington, DC. SEE is engaged in a three-year project to implement and study strategies that high schools can use to reduce academic dishonesty. » Read More

October, 2008

The Character Education Partnership's 15TH NATIONAL FORUM ON CHARACTER EDUCATION (October 16-19, 2008) provided the kickoff for an Academic Integrity Network. The Network’s mission is to facilitate discussion between middle and high schools seeking to advance successful strategies to support academic integrity. Three breakout sessions focused on the topic of academic integrity were hosted at this year’s CEP Forum.

The Academic Integrity Network is administered by The School for Ethical Education (SEE) in Milford, Conn. and The Character Education Partnership (CEP) in Washington, DC. SEE has been funded by the John Templeton Foundation and Richard Davoud Donchian Foundation to implement and study school-based methods to promote the practices of academic integrity. A full description of this project and the information and resources available to schools is available on this website

Representatives of schools that seek to advance the topic of academic integrity are encouraged to join this new network and dialogue with colleagues through electronic communication and conference events.