
Last updated: August 17, 2026
Ezergrade is designed to help teachers, homeschool families, co-ops, microschools, tutors, and private schools administer spelling assessments while protecting student privacy. This page summarises our student data practices in plain English for teachers, school administrators, and parents.
For full details, see our Privacy Policy.
Parents: our full children's privacy notice — what we collect from a child, who it is shared with, how long we keep it, and how to review or delete it — is in the Children's Privacy and COPPA section of our Privacy Policy. To review or delete your child's information, email support@ezergrade.com.
Ezergrade collects only the student data needed to deliver assessments and maintain teacher-controlled grade records:
Students do not create accounts, provide email addresses, set passwords, or receive marketing communications of any kind.
Student data is used only to:
Ezergrade does not use student data for advertising, behavioral profiling, cross-site tracking, or any unrelated commercial purpose.
Student data remains controlled by the teacher, school, homeschool family, co-op, or educational organization that provided it. Ezergrade does not claim ownership of student records, test responses, or assessment results.
Student data is accessible only to authorized teachers, administrators, or school representatives associated with the relevant class, school, or account. Students can only access their own active test session.
Ezergrade uses AI in optional, teacher-controlled features only. The core digital assessment workflow — test delivery, audio playback, exact-match grading, and grade record storage — does not use AI.
When optional AI feedback is enabled by a teacher, only the correct word and the student's misspelled answer are sent to an AI provider. Student names, student numbers, and all other identifying information are never included in AI feedback requests.
Paper scan grading uses AI-assisted OCR to read handwritten student answers from scanned paper tests. The OCR result is compared against the teacher's word list, and uncertain handwriting is flagged for teacher review. Ezergrade does not use AI to make subjective judgments about student performance.
Parents, guardians, or eligible students may request access to, correction of, or deletion of student data by:
For students whose data is controlled by a school or teacher, Ezergrade will work with the teacher or school to fulfil valid requests. Ezergrade will not unilaterally delete education records held on behalf of a school without school authorisation.
Ezergrade uses reasonable technical and organisational safeguards to protect student data, including:
Ezergrade uses trusted third-party providers only as needed to operate the Service. Current subprocessors handling student data include:
AI providers process only word and misspelling pairs for optional AI feedback — never student names, student numbers, or other student identifiers. A category-based subprocessor list is published in our Privacy Policy; the complete named list is provided to schools with our Data Processing Agreement, or on request at support@ezergrade.com.
Student data is retained only as long as needed by the teacher, school, or organization. Teachers can delete individual students, classes, tests, and test results at any time from within the Service, and deletion takes effect immediately.
Upon account termination or a valid deletion request, Ezergrade will delete or return associated student data using industry-standard methods, subject to any legal retention requirements. Deletion is immediate, with backups overwritten within 30 days; a request to return data rather than delete it is completed within 60 days. Full detail is in our Privacy Policy.
Ezergrade is designed to support teachers, schools, and educational organizations in meeting their student privacy obligations. Ezergrade is designed to support FERPA-conscious student data practices. Ezergrade is the operator of the Service and maintains its own obligations under COPPA — notice, security, retention limits, and parental access requests — alongside applicable state and international student privacy laws.
Schools and organizations may request a Data Processing Addendum or Student Data Privacy Agreement by contacting support@ezergrade.com.
In the event of a data breach involving student data, Ezergrade will notify affected teachers, schools, or organizations without unreasonable delay — and no later than 30 calendar days after confirming the breach, consistent with state requirements such as Illinois's SOPPA — and will provide details on the nature of the breach, data affected, and corrective actions taken.
For student privacy questions, data requests, or to request a Data Processing Addendum:
Email: support@ezergrade.com
Website: https://ezergrade.com/privacy
Ezergrade™ is committed to protecting student privacy and providing a safe, honest assessment environment.