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Education and child-safety claims deserve an owner, a correction path, and clear limits. This page identifies all three. Last substantively reviewed August 15, 2026.

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  1. What Gradmin is

    Gradmin is an adaptive learning and homeschool operations platform built for parent-led K-12 families, co-ops, and microschools. It connects curriculum, lessons, planning, assessment, and records.

  2. What Gradmin is not

    Gradmin is not a school, accrediting body, legal adviser, medical provider, or guarantee of an educational outcome. Families remain responsible for local homeschool requirements and consequential decisions.

  3. Who owns published claims

    The Gradmin product team is responsible for product, curriculum-methodology, privacy, accessibility, and safety claims published on this site. Claims should be revised when the underlying product changes.

  4. How methodology claims are reviewed

    Published descriptions are checked against the implemented research, verification, standards, review, and record workflows. Safety and legal material requires named sources and a substantive review date.

  5. How corrections work

    Report a product or methodology error through the contact routes below. The team reviews it against the visible source or working product, corrects substantiated errors, and updates the substantive review date.

  6. How to reach us

    Accessibility barriers: accessibility@gradmin.org. Privacy questions use the contact route in the Children's Privacy Policy. Product and curriculum feedback can be submitted from the working product during early access.

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Each part works with the others, so the learning plan, daily work, and final record never drift apart.

Read the curriculum methodologySee the controls behind generation and review.See product safety boundariesReview child-facing limits and adult decisions.Read the privacy policySee formal data practices and contact routes.

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