Access-physically handling secure test materials, including reading, reviewing, or analyzing test items or student responses, either before, during, or after testing, except where providing approved accommodations.
Cheating-a test security violation committed by an educator in order to alter student or school assessment results by inappropriately accessing secure test materials in violation of Bulletin 118, LAX 28:XI. Chapter 53.
Erasure-erasing answers on paper and pencil test, as well as changing answers online.
Secure Materials-test materials that contain test items or student responses and to which access is restricted. Secure test materials include:
Oath of Security-attestation that a test administrator has received required testing procedure training and vows to comply with all policies set forth.
Test Security Violation-actions(s) committed by an educator during the handling or administration of secure materials that compromises the validity of assessment results and may result in voiding test scores.
Tesing Irreguilarity-an error in test handling or administration that compromises reliability regarding the security of the test or the accuracy of the test data.
La. Admin. Code tit. 28, § XI-5303