FOR SCHOOLS & FAMILIES

Parents’ Bill of Rights

Supplemental information for districts that publish a Parents’ Bill of Rights for data privacy — including New York Education Law §2-d.

Some states — notably New York under Education Law §2-d — require districts to publish a Parents’ Bill of Rights and supplemental information for each contractor that receives student data. This page provides that supplemental information for I Can Tell Time.

Parents have the right to know that:

Supplemental information for I Can Tell Time

Exclusive purposes for which data is used

Providing telling-time instruction and practice. The app requires no student personal information; learning progress is stored on the student’s device and is not transmitted to us.

Subcontractor oversight

Service providers supporting the app (such as Apple, for distribution and payments) are bound by written agreements consistent with our privacy obligations. A current list is provided in executed DPAs.

Agreement duration and data destruction

On-device data is destroyed when the app is deleted from the device. Any data covered by an executed DPA is deleted upon agreement expiration or district request.

Challenging accuracy

Parents may review their child’s progress directly in the app’s Grown-ups zone and may contact their district (and us) to challenge any data they believe is inaccurate.

Storage and security

Progress is stored locally on the device, protected by the device’s own security. We do not store student personal data on our servers in any country: our company, BURLEIGH CREATIVE YAZILIM VE BILISIM HIZMETLERI LIMITED SIRKETI, is registered in Türkiye, and no student data is transferred there or anywhere else. Any data in transit uses industry-standard encryption (TLS).

Questions

Email hello@icantelltime.com — or see the DPA page and student data privacy overview.