Academic Honesty

What SnoopSolve is for

Edgenuity courses move quickly, and a lesson video doesn't always make a question make sense. SnoopSolve is for those moments. It generates explanations that help you better understand your coursework.

Used like that, it's closer to a patient tutor than a shortcut.

What we expect from you

Know your school's rules. Your district, your school and your teacher decide what's allowed in your course. That includes their academic-integrity policy and any honor code you're held to.
Check what's allowed for AI and study tools. Some teachers welcome them, some allow them only for practice, and some don't allow them at all. If you're not sure, ask before you use SnoopSolve.
Own your work. Whatever you hand in is yours, and so is the responsibility for it.

What we don't condone

We don't support passing off work that isn't yours where your school's rules forbid it, or using SnoopSolve on an activity your teacher has put off-limits. If that's the situation you're in, don't use it there.

Why it matters

A course exists so that you learn something, and the next unit usually assumes you learned the last one. The stakes are real, too: depending on your school's policy, an integrity breach can mean a zero, a lost credit, or a note on your record. Those consequences fall on you.

For parents and guardians

Many Edgenuity students are in middle or high school. If you'd like to talk through how your child is using SnoopSolve, we're glad to.

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