School and Library Privacy Summary
A plain-language overview of the information KRKB uses to run reading programs, classroom activities, family access, moderation, and reports.
Updated May 28, 2026
Reader and account information
KRKB may use account details, usernames, profile settings, parent or educator connections, and reader activity needed to provide the service.
Class and program setup
Teachers and librarians may add rosters, managed groups, Reading Programs, assignments, shelves, QR access, and family handouts.
Activity and safety signals
KRKB stores reviews, stories, quizzes, discussions, moderation status, reports, and related activity so teachers and librarians can run the program safely.
How KRKB uses information
- To let readers sign in, find books, write reviews, answer quizzes, create stories, and join clubs or programs.
- To help teachers and librarians manage rosters, assignments, family instructions, moderation queues, and reports.
- To help parents and caregivers view linked reader activity, account controls, library preferences, and deletion options.
- To protect KRKB through security, abuse prevention, moderation, support, and service maintenance.
What KRKB does not use it for
- KRKB does not sell student personal information.
- KRKB is not designed for behavioral advertising to children.
- Library routing uses public book metadata and outbound links; KRKB does not collect library card numbers.
- Current School/Library Plan status is informational and manual; it does not lock existing free educator accounts out of current tools.
Parent, school, and library requests
Parents can use Parent Portal tools when accounts are linked. Schools and libraries can contact KRKB for privacy, security, deletion, or procurement questions. For the complete policy language, use the full Privacy Policy, COPPA page, Terms of Use, and any written agreement for your organization.
