Honor Code
The Frederica Academy Honor Code reads:
On my honor, I have neither given nor received help of any kind on this work.
Extended Version:
I realize that, as a student of Frederica Academy under the Honor System, my honor shall be respected. I acknowledge that it is my obligation to be truthful, fair, and honest in all my actions. It shall, therefore, be my aim to achieve a high standard of character worthy of the respect I shall receive. To be honorable, not only in the classroom, but also in all relations with my fellow students and teachers, shall be my constant effort.May God keep me steadfast in purpose.
As a student attending Frederica Academy, one must abide by the Honor Code. If a violation of the Honor Code is presented, the situation will be dealt with by the Honor Council (A group of peers and teachers who assist in deciding the outcome of the predicament) Soccer rocks
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