TeacherHive · K-12

EdTech Trust Check

Review an EdTech or AI vendor's privacy policy for student-data risks, AI use, security, advertising, and other issues that deserve follow-up before district approval. California-informed and useful as a broader K-12 first-pass review.

FERPA COPPA California SOPIPA Ed. Code § 49073.1 CDE AI Guidance AI Model Training SB 243 Flagging
Built for initial screening, not automatic legal approval. EdTech Trust Check analyzes the policy text you paste so you can see exactly what was reviewed. If you only have a link, use the built-in "Open privacy policy" workflow below to open it, copy the policy, and paste it back here.
How to use this tool
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Open the policy
Paste a privacy-policy link and open it in a new tab, or skip ahead if you already have the text.
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Copy & paste
Copy the full policy from the vendor site and paste it into EdTech Trust Check.
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Review the screening
TeacherHive AI evaluates 14 areas and identifies special-review flags.
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Follow up
Use the generated vendor questions, DPA review, and district approval process before use.
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Analyze a privacy policy
Have only a link? Open it from here, copy the policy text, then paste it below for a transparent first-pass review.
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Have a privacy policy link?
Paste the URL and open the vendor's policy in a new tab. If you already have the policy text, skip this step.
Then: on the vendor page, select the policy text and copy it. Return here and paste it into Step 2. Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+A, Ctrl+C on Windows/ChromeOS or ⌘A, ⌘C on Mac.
For transparency, the AI reviews the text you paste below. It does not browse or analyze the URL by itself.
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Paste the privacy policy text
Paste as much of the complete policy as possible. Terms of Service can be reviewed separately when they contain privacy or AI provisions.
Tip: paste the full policy whenever possible. Long policies are reviewed in smaller sections and combined into one report. 0 chars
Paste at least 300 characters of policy text in Step 2 to enable analysis.
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Summary rationale
14-area screening
Special review flags
Questions to ask the vendor
    This AI-assisted screening is based solely on the text provided and is not legal advice or a district approval. A green result means the supplied policy supports an initial review, not that the vendor has been formally approved. Confirm applicable contracts, DPA terms, security requirements, product configuration, age restrictions, and district procedures before student use.
    Framework used by this version
    The analysis prompt distinguishes enforceable legal requirements from nonbinding guidance and screening best practices. It is informed by:
    • FERPA and applicable school-official / education-record considerations.
    • The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), including the FTC's 2025 final rule amendments.
    • California Student Online Personal Information Protection Act (SOPIPA), Business and Professions Code § 22584.
    • California Education Code § 49073.1 contractual student-record protections.
    • California Department of Education 2025 AI Guidance and 2026 Model Policy: Artificial Intelligence in Education. CDE describes the model policy as exemplary and nonmandatory.
    • California SB 243 companion-chatbot requirements when the supplied policy suggests the product may fall within that category.
    Always confirm current law and district counsel guidance when a vendor presents a significant or unusual risk.