How we protect your child
Ten promises, in plain words. Each one links to the exact part of our legal pages where it is written in full.
This page is a short summary. The full legal pages control. Questions? Use the Contact page and mark your message “Privacy”.
Our 10 promises to families
1. Progress stays on your device
Today, courses and challenges keep your child's nickname, answers and progress in the browser on your device. They are not sent to us. Children need no account, no name and no email.
Read it: Privacy Policy § 2 · Children's Privacy § 2
goal100learning.com/privacy.html#s2 · goal100learning.com/children-privacy.html#s2
2. No ads. Ever.
We never show ads in Goal100, and we never build advertising profiles of students or children.
Read it: Privacy Policy § 5
goal100learning.com/privacy.html#s5
3. We never sell your information
We never sell personal information or share it for targeted advertising. Student data from schools is never used for any commercial or marketing purpose.
Read it: Privacy Policy § 5 · Student Data Privacy § 4
goal100learning.com/privacy.html#s5 · goal100learning.com/student-data-privacy.html#s4
4. No tracking
No advertising or tracking cookies and no analytics. Fonts and the 3D code library are stored on our own website, so no font or code service gets your device's IP address.
Read it: Privacy Policy § 8 · Children's Privacy § 2
goal100learning.com/privacy.html#s8 · goal100learning.com/children-privacy.html#s2
5. Never used to train AI
We never use student data or children's personal information to train artificial intelligence models.
Read it: Privacy Policy § 5 · Student Data Privacy § 4
goal100learning.com/privacy.html#s5 · goal100learning.com/student-data-privacy.html#s4
6. Listen never records
The Listen button plays recordings made in advance or uses the device's own voice. It never records your child.
Read it: Children's Privacy § 2
goal100learning.com/children-privacy.html#s2
7. Your child decides where a code goes
A progress code is made on the device (nickname, scores and settings; no email, birthday or last name). It goes only where your child or you paste it, for example to a teacher.
Read it: Privacy Policy § 2 · Children's Privacy § 2
goal100learning.com/privacy.html#s2 · goal100learning.com/children-privacy.html#s2
8. Schools: a signed agreement first
We will not receive or store student data for a school until the school or district signs a data privacy agreement with us. We follow New York Education Law § 2-d. Parents keep all their rights under the Parents' Bill of Rights and FERPA.
Read it: Student Data Privacy § 2 · Parents' Bill of Rights summary
goal100learning.com/student-data-privacy.html#s2 · goal100learning.com/student-data-privacy.html#s5
9. You are in charge
You can ask to see, correct or delete information we hold. Parents can review and delete a child's information and stop its collection. Before we collect new kinds of information, we update our policy first and ask for new parental consent where the law requires.
Read it: Privacy Policy § 11 · Children's Privacy § 5 · Privacy Policy § 14
goal100learning.com/privacy.html#s11 · goal100learning.com/children-privacy.html#s5 · goal100learning.com/privacy.html#s14
10. Safe and secure
The website is served over HTTPS. When accounts open: encryption, each school sees only its own data, and two-step sign-in for staff. If a breach of school student data happens, we tell the school within 7 calendar days. Movement activities at home: only with a parent's permission and supervision.
Read it: Security § 1 · § 2 · § 3 · Safety § 1
goal100learning.com/security.html#s1 · goal100learning.com/security.html#s2 · goal100learning.com/security.html#s3 · goal100learning.com/safety.html#s1
From the Goal100 Privacy Policy, Children's Privacy Notice, Student Data Privacy, Security and Safety pages, effective November 2026. The full text controls. ZAKAZIKY LLC, doing business as Goal100 Learning.
Today, and when accounts open
✅ Today
- No student or child account, name or email.
- Progress lives in the browser on your device.
- The contact form is for adults 18+.
- To remove progress, clear your browser's site data.
🔜 If accounts open later
- We update the policy before anything new starts.
- Child accounts only through a school or with a parent's verifiable consent.
- A nickname, not a full name. No student email, birthday, last name, photo, voice recording or precise location.
Questions to ask your child's school
Your school also protects your child's data. You can ask:
- “May I see the school's Parents' Bill of Rights for Data Privacy and Security?”
- “Which online learning tools have a signed data privacy agreement with the district?”
- “Who do I contact with a question about my child's data?”
Learn more in our summary of the Parents' Bill of Rights.
Questions people ask
Do you know my child's name?
No. Today children use Goal100 with no account, no name and no email. A nickname stays on your device. Children's Privacy § 2
What happens if I clear my browser?
On-device progress is removed, because it lives only in your browser. We never received it. Privacy § 9
Does the teacher see my child's progress?
Only if your child (or you) pastes a progress code and sends it. Privacy § 2
Is it safe to do the PE and movement activities at home?
Warm up, use a clear space, and stop right away if anything hurts. Children should do activities at home only with a parent's permission and supervision. Safety § 1
Sources
Every promise above comes from these Goal100 pages. The laws they follow are linked here too. If a link and this page ever disagree, the full page wins.
- Goal100 Privacy Policy: privacy.html (checked Nov 7, 2026)
- Goal100 Children's Privacy Notice (COPPA): children-privacy.html (checked Nov 7, 2026)
- Goal100 Student Data Privacy and Parents' Bill of Rights: student-data-privacy.html (checked Nov 7, 2026)
- Goal100 Security: security.html (checked Nov 7, 2026)
- Goal100 Physical Activity Safety Notice: safety.html (checked Nov 7, 2026)
- COPPA Rule, 16 CFR Part 312: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-16/chapter-I/subchapter-C/part-312 (checked Nov 7, 2026)
- New York Education Law § 2-d: https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/laws/EDN/2-D (checked Nov 7, 2026)
- 8 NYCRR § 121.10 (breach notice by contractors within 7 calendar days): https://www.law.cornell.edu/regulations/new-york/8-NYCRR-121.10 (checked Nov 7, 2026)
- NYSED Bill of Rights for Data Privacy and Security: https://www.nysed.gov/data-privacy-security/bill-rights-data-privacy-and-security-parents-bill-rights (checked Nov 7, 2026)