How We Protect Student and Guardian Information

This policy explains how Broad Academy may collect, use, protect, and manage personal information when students or guardians use our learning platform.

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Student safety

Protected learning data

Guardian trust

Clear data usage

Academic focus

Only necessary details

Information We May Collect

We collect only the information needed to provide learning support, course access, consultation, and student progress guidance.

Student name, class level, learning goals, and selected courses.
Guardian name, phone number, email address, and communication preferences.
Payment-related confirmation details when paid courses are introduced.
Basic usage information that helps us improve lessons, support, and platform experience.

How We Use Information

Information is used to support students, communicate with guardians, and maintain a reliable education experience.

To enroll students in courses and provide academic guidance.
To contact students or guardians about classes, updates, support, or consultation.
To improve course quality, learning materials, and student support.
To maintain account security and prevent misuse of the platform.

How We Keep Information Safe

Student and guardian information should be handled carefully, with access limited to the people who need it for support and operations.

We aim to keep personal data secure and avoid unnecessary sharing.
Access to sensitive student or guardian information should be limited.
We do not sell student or guardian information to third parties.
Payment information should be handled through trusted payment providers when payments are enabled.

Contact and Data Requests

Guardians and students may contact Broad Academy for questions about their information or to request updates.

You may ask us to correct inaccurate student or guardian information.
You may request information about how your data is being used.
Some information may need to be retained for legal, payment, or support records.