ClassSense uses Anthropic's Claude through the commercial API, and data sent that way is not used for model training. There is no advertising, no ad trackers and no sale of student data. Families and teachers can ask for an export or for deletion. The full statements are on the privacy policy, the data practices page and the terms.
The pages below go further: how FERPA and COPPA apply, what the accessibility documentation covers and what is still pending, and how to read the student privacy laws of particular states. ClassSense describes its approach as readiness, not certification, and none of these pages is legal advice. Check the law and your district's own policies for your situation.
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Student data and AIHow ClassSense handles student information: no advertising, no ad trackers, no model training on your data, FERPA and COPPA aligned, and deletion on request.
FERPAHow a teacher-built tool can fit FERPA's school official exception, what ClassSense does with student records, and what we have not been certified for.
COPPAHow COPPA applies to students under 13 in ClassSense, what school consent can and cannot cover, and what we have not done.
AccessibilityWhere ClassSense stands on WCAG 2.1 AA: a July 2026 draft VPAT with partial support noted, live assistive-technology testing pending, and the student settings.
Data processing agreementWhat happens if your district asks ClassSense to sign a data processing or student data privacy agreement, and what such an agreement should cover.
Security overviewA plain list of ClassSense security controls we can verify, such as encrypted connections, hashed passwords and role-based access, plus what we do not have.
CaliforniaWhat California's SOPIPA and Education Code 49073.1 require of ed-tech vendors, what ClassSense documents today, and what a district should still ask.
New YorkWhat New York Education Law 2-d and 8 NYCRR Part 121 ask of a third-party contractor, how ClassSense lines up, and the gaps a New York district should raise.
IllinoisWhat the Illinois Student Online Personal Protection Act asks of operators, how ClassSense lines up on each point, and the gaps an Illinois school should raise.
TexasWhat Texas Education Code Chapter 32, Subchapter D requires of operators of school software, how ClassSense compares, and what a district should ask.
ConnecticutWhat Connecticut's student data privacy law (Public Act 16-189, Gen. Stat. 10-234aa to 10-234dd) asks of vendors and operators, and where ClassSense stands.
ColoradoWhat the Colorado Student Data Transparency and Security Act asks of school service providers, section by section, and where ClassSense stands.
VirginiaWhat Virginia Code 22.1-289.01 asks of school service providers, how ClassSense compares point by point, and what a Virginia division should still request.
UtahWhat Utah Code 53E-9-309 requires of third-party contractors and education entities, including the 2026 H.B. 55 changes, and where ClassSense stands.
FloridaFlorida's school software rules sit in more than one statute. See what s. 1006.1494 asks of operators, what 1002.22 asks of schools, and where ClassSense stands.