: Re: Publishing old school assignments - self-plagarism? I wrote a short story as an English major work whilst at high school, one that was part of my final testing for graduating so it was submitted

"Self-plagiarism" means doing the work once and getting credit twice: using the same paper in two classes and getting credit twice, or academics padding their publication list.
Bear in mind that it is very common to publish a PhD dissertation as articles (science) or a book (humanities); and this seems closer to your case than the situations I mentioned above.

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