Parental Consent
Table of contents
- 1. Overview
- 2. When Parental Consent is Required
- 3. Types of Consent
- Direct Parental Consent
- School-Based Consent
- 6. How to Provide Consent
- Online Consent Form
- Written Consent
- Direct Communication
- 10. What You’re Consenting To
- 11. Information We Collect
- 12. Your Rights as a Parent
- Access
- Correction
- Deletion
- Revocation
- Notification
- 18. Managing Consent
- Viewing Consent Status
- Updating Consent
- Withdrawing Consent
- 22. Consent for School Users
- 23. Data Protection
- 24. Contact Us
- 25. Changes to This Policy
Overview
This document outlines the parental consent requirements and procedures for children using Ilmiya’s educational services. We are committed to protecting children’s privacy and ensuring parents maintain control over their child’s personal information.
When Parental Consent is Required
Parental consent is required when:
- A child under 13 years of age creates an account
- Personal information is collected from a child
- A child participates in interactive features
- Information will be shared with third parties
- There are material changes to how we use collected information
Types of Consent
Direct Parental Consent
Required for individual/home users where parents directly engage with Ilmiya.
School-Based Consent
Schools may consent on behalf of parents for educational purposes under FERPA and COPPA provisions.
How to Provide Consent
Parents can provide consent through the following methods:
Online Consent Form
- Complete the online parental consent form
- Verify your identity through email confirmation
- Review and accept the terms of consent
Written Consent
- Download and complete the parental consent form
- Sign and return via email or mail
- Receive confirmation of consent
Direct Communication
- Contact our support team
- Verify your identity
- Provide verbal consent (recorded for compliance)
What You’re Consenting To
By providing consent, you authorize Ilmiya to:
- Create and maintain an account for your child
- Collect educational data and learning progress
- Share progress reports with authorized educators
- Use data to improve educational content
- Store information securely on our systems
Information We Collect
With parental consent, we may collect:
- Child’s first name and username
- Age or grade level
- School information (if applicable)
- Learning activity and progress data
- Content created by the child within the platform
Your Rights as a Parent
You have the right to:
Access
Review all personal information collected about your child.
Correction
Request correction of inaccurate information.
Deletion
Request deletion of your child’s personal information.
Revocation
Withdraw consent at any time.
Notification
Be notified of any data breaches affecting your child’s information.
Managing Consent
Viewing Consent Status
Log into your parent portal to view current consent status and settings.
Updating Consent
You can modify your consent preferences at any time through:
- Parent portal settings
- Contacting our support team
- Submitting a written request
Withdrawing Consent
To withdraw consent:
- Log into your parent portal, OR
- Email privacy@ilmiya.com, OR
- Call our support line
Note: Withdrawing consent may result in termination of your child’s account.
Consent for School Users
When your child uses Ilmiya through their school:
- The school may provide consent on your behalf
- You retain rights to access and delete your child’s information
- Contact your child’s school for information about their consent process
- You may contact Ilmiya directly to exercise parental rights
Data Protection
We protect your child’s information through:
- Industry-standard encryption
- Strict access controls
- Regular security audits
- Employee training on children’s privacy
Contact Us
For questions about parental consent or to exercise your rights:
- Email: privacy@ilmiya.com
- Phone: 1-612-200-2631
- Parent Portal: Login to manage consent
Changes to This Policy
We will notify you of material changes to this consent policy and obtain new consent where required.
Last updated: February 17, 2026