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EdTech Privacy Policy Audit

Privacy policies are written by corporate lawyers to be unreadable by parents and students. This tool does the reading for you — highlighting red-flag clauses and explaining what they actually mean for your child's data.

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Privacy Policy Review

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Questions to ask your school board

  1. 1Does this vendor sell student data? (Ask for the specific contract language.)
  2. 2What third-party vendors does this tool share data with, and have all of them signed FERPA-compliant data processing agreements?
  3. 3What is the data retention period after our district stops using this tool?
  4. 4Has this tool been independently audited for algorithmic bias? (Especially AI writing detectors and proctoring tools.)
  5. 5Does our contract include a mandatory deletion clause that triggers upon termination?
  6. 6Is this vendor approved through the Student Data Privacy Consortium (SDPC) framework?

Tip: Print this list before attending a school board meeting.

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