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Brea Olinda Unified School District trustees on Monday were scheduled to consider changes to their academic honesty policy. The revision, slated to come before the board at Monday night’s meeting, adds emphasis to the role teachers must play to curb cheating. The board is expected to consider the specifics of how to implement the policy at its April 26 meeting. Information: (714) 990-7828.
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