Is it fair? Of course not. Is it legal? YES. The entire class may be forced to take the responsibility for the entire class. However, what you could do, if you actually know you did well, is complain to the board of education.
You could bring up the point like "how could I have cheated off someone, if I'm the only one with this grade?" But hate to break it to ya, it's perfectly legal. I was reading somewhere that an entire school was disqualified from the MCAS (meaning EVERYBODY had to retake it the next year) because of several instances where TXT messaging was used to cheat.
Talk to the principal - he probably won't do anything. Then, ask for a meeting with the Board of Educators, and hopefully it will be granted. I strongly doubt that they'll make EVERYBODY fail because of one kid. Or the kid will cave in.
You could bring up the point like "how could I have cheated off someone, if I'm the only one with this grade?" But hate to break it to ya, it's perfectly legal. I was reading somewhere that an entire school was disqualified from the MCAS (meaning EVERYBODY had to retake it the next year) because of several instances where TXT messaging was used to cheat.
Talk to the principal - he probably won't do anything. Then, ask for a meeting with the Board of Educators, and hopefully it will be granted. I strongly doubt that they'll make EVERYBODY fail because of one kid. Or the kid will cave in.




















