A lot of U.S. high school students are dishonest—and they are growing more dishonest by the year.

So say the Josephson Institute, a Los Angeles think tank that studies ethics.

The institute recently surveyed nearly 30,000 students at 100 high schools across the country. The students were given a survey to fill out and their answers were guaranteed to remain anonymous.

The survey results, reported Sunday by the Associated Press, left much to be desired.

About 30 percent of students admitted stealing from a store in the past year. Another 20 perce...

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