Students accept cheating as they get older

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Fairfax school board trying to fight the trend Kids start to think cheating is OK as they get older, according to new data from surveys given to Fairfax County students in the sixth, eighth and 12th grades.

They’re also less likely to be honest with their parents, and more likely to steal and ignore rules “that get in my way.”

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