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Privacy notice for children and families

In plain words, what Telegrade keeps about students, who can see it, and how to ask about it.

Version
1.0
Effective

This page is written for students and their families. It uses plain words. The full privacy notice has more detail.

Who uses Telegrade

Your school uses Telegrade. Your school decides what goes in. Telegrade keeps it safe for your school. Telegrade does not decide what your school keeps about you.

What your school keeps about you

  • Your name and the class you are in.
  • Who your parent or guardian is, if your school adds them.
  • Messages and notices your school sends you.
  • Files you or your school upload.

Your school may add more later, when new parts of Telegrade are built. Telegrade will tell your school first.

Who can see it

  • You can see your own records.
  • Your teachers and school staff can see what their job needs.
  • Your parent or guardian can see your records if your school gives them that right.
  • Telegrade staff can only look when your school asks for help. Every look is written down, and your school can see that record.

Children under 13

If you are under 13, your school must have your parent's or guardian's permission before Telegrade sends you messages. Telegrade keeps a record of that permission.

Ads and tracking

Telegrade shows no ads. Telegrade does not sell your data. Telegrade does not track you on other websites.

Where your data is kept

Your data stays in the country or region your school chose. It is not moved somewhere else.

Asking about your data

You or your parent can ask your school to show, fix or delete your data. Your school has tools for that. If you want to write to Telegrade, send an e-mail to privacy@telegrade.com.

When you leave your school

Your school decides how long it keeps your records. When your school stops using Telegrade, your school gets a copy of its data, and Telegrade deletes the rest.

  1. Version 1.0 — First publication for the rebuilt platform