Students should try their utmost in all classes. While students will never be suspended or expelled for poor academic performance, they are expected to uphold the academic excellence for which the school is known to the best of their ability.

Any experiencing trouble with courses may reach out to professors, professors’ assistants, or tutors to assist them with content.

Students may not behave abusively toward staff, professors’ assistants, or other students for any reason, including disagreement with a grade received. They may appeal or privately message staff or appropriate students privately to ask for additional clarification on the received grade if an ordinary appeal is not available.

Students will maintain academic integrity. Plagiarism, copying of fellow students or outside content, or other breaches of integrity are prohibited and may result in automatic failure of an assignment or the class.

Deliberate submission of inappropriate assignments or irrelevant content is prohibited.

Students may not provide other users with content to submit as their own. Those who plagiarize on the site run the risk of all parties failing should they be discovered.

Students may not share their login information with anyone else. Student accounts are subject to these rules and disciplinary action for violating them, regardless of who is operating the account at any given time (though additional disciplinary action may be taken against the individual operating the account).

All coursework submitted must be unique; plagiarism of any kind is not tolerated. 

Students may not advertise any similar website that is not owned or operated by HiH in any public setting, particularly MOOC style websites that might compete with HiH. Similar actions that are prohibited are:

• Creating a separate group meant to function as a school that provides lessons and graded assignments, employs a professor staff, and/or has a reward system like points


• Sharing or distributing a link to a website that is similar in natre to HiH, in particular a website that provides lessons and graded assignments, employs a professor staff, and/or has a reward system like points


• Creating lessons and/or content with graded assignments and using this website to distribute this content, no matter the subject


• Providing assignments, tests, or other forms of assessment that are completed to earn points, no matter the name given to the reward system


• Claiming to be a professor, headmistress/headmaster, deputy headmistress/headmaster, head of house, head student, or prefect associated with another website or group functioning as a school, as this can cause confusion with official positions.