Privacy & Security FAQs
- I’m a California resident. Can I exercise CCPA Rights?
- Who is T.L.P. Education (aka “Summit Learning”)?
- How can I contact T.L.P. Education?
- What is the Summit Learning Program?
- What is the Summit Learning Platform?
- How do Summit Learning and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative partner together?
- How can teachers customize the learning resources in the Platform?
- How does the Summit Learning Program promote family engagement?
- How does Summit Learning communicate with families?
- Does Summit Learning profit from student or teacher work?
- Is there a relationship between the Summit Learning Program and Facebook?
- Does CZI have access to student data?
- Is parental consent required before a student can participate in the Summit Learning Program?
- What data is collected and why is it needed?
- What student information is stored in the Summit Learning Platform?
- Who owns the personal information in the Summit Learning Platform?
- Who owns the materials uploaded to the Summit Learning Platform?
- How long is student information retained in the Summit Learning Platform? Can it be deleted?
- I want my student’s data deleted. How do I do that?
- Why do you need to conduct surveys of students who use the Summit Learning Program?
- How do Summit Learning, teachers, and parents/guardians use personal information in the Platform?
- Who has access to information in the Platform?
- Third-Party Service Providers
- How does Summit protect student information?
- How do Summit Learning and CZI collaborate to protect student information?
- Where are the legal documents that apply to me as a participant of the Summit Learning Program for the 2019-2020 school year?
- Is the Summit Learning Platform compliant with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)?
- Is the Summit Learning Platform compliant with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA)?
- What are the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) Notification Guidelines for the Summit Learning Platform?
- Do the Terms of Service prevent users from criticizing the Summit Learning Program?