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Effective date: June 8, 2025 · Applies to children under 13
This Children’s Privacy Notice is provided in compliance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), a U.S. federal law that requires operators of websites directed to children under 13 — or websites that knowingly collect information from children under 13 — to obtain verifiable parental consent before collection. You Can Pass Math is an online math tutoring service that may serve students of any age, including children under 13. This notice explains exactly what information we collect about those children, why, and what rights you as a parent or guardian have.
This notice supplements our full Privacy Policy.
This notice applies to any child under the age of 13 for whom a parent or guardian creates an account and books tutoring sessions on this Site. Children under 13 may not register for their own accounts and do not directly interact with our account system.
By creating a Parent/Guardian account and booking a tutoring session for a child under 13, you — as the parent or legal guardian — are providing verifiable parental consent for us to collect and use the limited information described in this notice. We do not collect any additional information about a child without renewed consent.
You may withdraw consent at any time by contacting us at info@youcanpassmath.com. Withdrawing consent will require cancellation of any active bookings.
We collect the minimum information necessary to provide effective tutoring:
| Information | Why we need it | Who provides it |
|---|---|---|
| First name | So Deb can address the student by name during sessions | Parent/guardian |
| Grade level or course name | To prepare appropriate material for the session | Parent/guardian |
| Learning notes (optional) | Context about the student’s current struggles, if the parent chooses to share it | Parent/guardian |
We do notcollect a child’s email address, phone number, home address, photograph, or any persistent identifier directly from the child. All account information is provided by and belongs to the parent or guardian.
We use a child’s information only to:
We do not:
A child’s information may pass through the following service providers strictly to enable the tutoring service:
None of these providers receive a child’s information for their own purposes. We require them to protect the information they handle on our behalf.
Live tutoring sessions use Daily.co for video. By booking a session, the parent or guardian consents to the child participating in a video call via Daily’s platform. We recommend reviewing Daily.co’s Privacy Policy to understand their practices.
Sessions are not recorded by You Can Pass Math. If that ever changes (for example, to offer session replays), we will obtain separate parental consent before recording any session involving a minor.
Booking records, including a child’s name and grade level, are retained for up to three years after the last session to comply with tax and legal record-keeping requirements. You may request earlier deletion (see Section 8) — we will delete the information to the extent permitted by law.
Under COPPA, you have the right at any time to:
To exercise any of these rights, email us at:
We will respond within five business days. We may ask you to verify your identity as the account holder before processing any request.
If you believe we have collected information from a child under 13 without proper parental consent, or if you have any concern about our COPPA compliance, please contact us immediately at info@youcanpassmath.com. We take these reports seriously and will investigate promptly.
You may also file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at ftc.gov.
We will update this notice if our practices change. If the change materially affects how we collect or use a child’s information, we will notify the parent or guardian by email and, where required by COPPA, obtain fresh consent before the new practice takes effect.
See also: Full Privacy Policy · Terms of Service · Contact Us