How do I delete this?

Cheating in school is only cheating yourself, because you train yourself to depend on others and suck at your job.

My suggestion is do it yourself or change your major to something you want to learn...

and this

I guess asking if you consider it cheating is a bit silly.

Well there's no way to answer your questions without doing your work for you. If you started with a schema and asked for one specific piece of help, it would seem less like asking someone to do the work for you.

this too

That's not a schema, that's a diagram.

A schema should look like this:

CREATE TABLE student (
    id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,
    name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL INDEX,
    etc,
    etc
);

One thing I notice in your diagram is that none of your tables have auto-numbering identity columns... didn't you learn this in school?

A relational database should work as follows:

1. Always use lower_case_underscore naming conventions for databases... this is the universally supported standard between all databases (some don't support upper-case, some don't support spaces, etc.).
2. For 3rd normal form, every data type that has a repeatable value should be contained in a unique table. For example, in your design, there should be a table called Semester, with the values 1-Fall, 2-Spring, 3-Summer. That table should then be referenced by semester_id
3. Each table has a unique ID (preferably an auto-incremented number - every database has the ability to handle this)
4. Relationships are handled as a numeric ID referencing the parent table..., for example the "course" in table "section" should be course_id INT NOT NULL REFERENCES course(id).
5. Composite Keys, such as Grade Report, should be a combination of two foreign key relationships to form a unique id, e.g. student_id INT NOT NULL REFERENCES student(id), section_id INT NOT NULL REFERENCES section(id), PRIMARY KEY(student_id, section_id)