Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files that are stored on your device when you visit our website. They help us provide you with a better experience and enable certain functionality.

How Cookies Work: When you visit Classroom Ace, our server sends cookies to your browser, which stores them on your device. These cookies are then sent back to our server on subsequent visits.

Cookie Lifespan: Cookies can be session cookies (deleted when you close your browser) or persistent cookies (stored for a specific period or until manually deleted).

Educational Context: In educational platforms like Classroom Ace, cookies help maintain secure login sessions, remember user preferences, and ensure a safe learning environment.

We use cookies for several important purposes that enhance your experience on Classroom Ace.

Authentication & Security: Essential cookies maintain your login session and protect against security threats like cross-site request forgery (CSRF).

Personalization: Functional cookies remember your preferences, such as language settings, theme choices, and accessibility options.

Performance Optimization: Performance cookies help us optimize page loading times and ensure the platform runs smoothly for all users.

Analytics & Improvement: Analytics cookies provide anonymous insights into how users interact with our platform, helping us improve features and user experience.

Educational Compliance: We ensure all cookie usage complies with educational privacy laws like FERPA and COPPA.

You have several options for managing cookies on Classroom Ace.

Browser Settings: You can configure your browser to block or delete cookies. However, this may affect the functionality of our platform.

Cookie Preferences: Use our cookie preference center to choose which types of cookies you want to allow.

Essential Cookies: These cannot be disabled as they are necessary for the platform to function properly and securely.

Optional Cookies: You can opt out of analytics and marketing cookies while still using our core educational features.

Educational Institution Controls: Schools and administrators may have additional controls over cookie settings for their users.

We take special care with cookies when it comes to student users under 13.

COPPA Compliance: For users under 13, we limit cookie usage to essential functions only and obtain appropriate consent through schools.

Minimal Data Collection: Student-related cookies only collect information necessary for educational purposes.

No Behavioral Tracking: We do not use cookies to track student behavior for advertising or commercial purposes.

School Control: Educational institutions maintain oversight of cookie usage for their student users.

Parental Rights: Parents can request information about cookie usage for their children through their school.

Some cookies on our platform are set by third-party services that help us provide better functionality.

Trusted Partners: We only work with reputable third-party services that comply with educational privacy standards.

Limited Scope: Third-party cookies are used only for specific purposes like analytics, performance optimization, and customer support.

Privacy Protection: All third-party services are required to maintain strict privacy and security standards.

Opt-Out Options: Most third-party cookies can be disabled through browser settings or specific opt-out tools.

Educational Focus: Third-party services are selected based on their commitment to educational privacy and compliance.

You can control cookies through several methods.

Browser Controls: Most browsers allow you to view, delete, and block cookies. Check your browser's help section for specific instructions.

Platform Settings: Use our cookie preference center to customize your cookie settings while maintaining platform functionality.

Regular Review: We recommend reviewing your cookie preferences periodically to ensure they match your needs.

Support: If you need help managing cookies, our support team can provide guidance while maintaining your privacy.

School Policies: Students and teachers should also check with their school's IT policies regarding cookie management.