Student Data Privacy

FERPA & COPPA Compliance

Last updated: May 7, 2026

QLM Crucible is designed from the ground up to protect student privacy and comply with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), and state student data privacy laws.

What We Collect

What We Do Not Collect

How Data Is Stored

Who Can Access Student Data

Data Retention & Deletion

COPPA Compliance (Under 13)

For students under 13, QLM Crucible operates under the "school official" exception to COPPA. The school acts as the parent's agent and consents on behalf of parents for the collection of student data for educational purposes only. We do not collect more data than necessary to provide the educational service.

Parent & Guardian Rights

Student Data Privacy Agreements (DPA)

We are happy to sign your district's Student Data Privacy Agreement. We support the Student Data Privacy Consortium (SDPC) National DPA template and have signed DPAs with districts across the country. Contact us to initiate your DPA.

State Compliance

QLM Crucible complies with state student data privacy laws including but not limited to: California (SOPIPA, CalOPPA), New York (Education Law 2-d), Illinois (ISSPA), Colorado (SB 16-068), Connecticut (PA 16-189), and all states that have adopted Student Data Privacy Consortium standards.

Questions?

Contact our privacy team:

privacy@quantumlearningmachines.com