Version 2026-10-29 · Effective 2026-10-29
These terms are between Mekorot and a school that uses it. They sit beside the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy, which still apply.
For each student we collect a name, a school email address, a grade, and what the student reads and learns in Mekorot. We use it to teach the student, and to show the student's teachers their progress. We also use it, only as statistics that identify no student and no school, for research, to improve Mekorot, and to report on it to partners and to current and prospective investors (see section 7 of the Privacy Policy). It can be seen only by the student, their parent or guardian, their teachers, the school's administrators, and Mekorot staff where needed to run and support Mekorot. We use it for nothing else.
There are no ads and no advertising profiles. Student data is never sold.
The school decides who is enrolled. The school can see every enrolled student's information, and can delete any student.
A student's current word mastery goes with the student to their next school that uses Mekorot, whether it was learned at home or at another school. The old school's day-by-day detail stays behind.
Remove. A student the school removes is kept for 2 years on the school's Removed list. In that time the student can come back, or take their progress to another school. After that, if this was the only school the student belonged to, an account the school made, or one the student made by signing in with the school's own email when a parent didn't create it, is erased. Any other account stays.
Delete. A student the school deletes has what the school recorded erased 14 days after the request. If the school made the account, or the student made it by signing in with the school's own email when a parent didn't create it, and no other school has the student, the whole account is erased. The school can cancel within those 14 days.
The administrator who accepts confirms they are authorized to act for the school. By accepting, the school consents, under the school-authorization rule of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), for any of its students under 13. The rest of these terms applies to students of every age.
The version and date above identify the current terms. If they change in a material way, the school's administrator is asked to accept again.
Questions about these terms? Contact us.