Privacy Policy
Last updated: November 10, 2026
MathSchools is a free math-games website for kids in grades K-8. We do not ask for, collect, or store personal information about anyone, including children.
Who runs this site
MathSchools is operated by Herd Apps LLC, a Florida limited liability company. MathSchools is an independent website. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any school or school district. Contact: [email protected].
What we do not collect
- We do not collect names, email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses, photos, voice recordings, or locations.
- We do not have accounts, logins, chat, comments, or any place for a child to type personal information.
- We do not use cookies.
- We do not use advertising, analytics, social-media widgets, tracking pixels, or any other third-party scripts, fonts, or services on our pages.
- We do not sell or share personal information, because we do not collect any.
What stays on your device
Some games save your high scores and simple settings (like sound on or off) in your browser's local storage. This stays on your own device. It is not sent to us, it contains no personal information, and we cannot see it. You or a parent can clear it at any time using your browser's "clear site data" setting. If your browser blocks local storage, the games still work; they just will not remember your scores.
US laws that apply to us
MathSchools is operated from the United States and is intended for use in the United States. We design the site to follow:
- COPPA (the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, 15 U.S.C. 6501-6506, and the FTC's COPPA Rule, 16 C.F.R. Part 312). We do not collect personal information from children, and we will not do so without verifiable parental consent where the law requires it.
- FERPA (the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act). We do not receive, ask for, or hold student education records, so a school using MathSchools does not need to share any with us.
- State student-privacy laws, such as California's Student Online Personal Information Protection Act (SOPIPA) and similar laws in Florida and other states. We do not collect student information, we do not build profiles of students, and we do not use student information for advertising.
- State consumer-privacy laws, such as the California Consumer Privacy Act. We do not sell or share personal information, because we do not collect it. California's online privacy law asks us to say how we handle "Do Not Track" signals: we do not track visitors, so there is nothing for such a signal to switch off.
Schools and districts that need a signed student-privacy agreement can email [email protected].
Server logs
Like every website, our web hosting service receives a request each time a page loads, and routine technical logs (such as the page requested and the internet address of the requesting device) may be created by the hosting service to keep the site running and secure. We do not use this information to identify, profile, or contact anyone, and we do not combine it with other information. We do not add tracking tools of our own.
Email you send us
If a parent, teacher, or other adult writes to us, we will see the email address and anything in the message, and we will use it only to reply. Please do not send children's personal information. If you tell us a child has sent personal information, we will delete it. Children should ask a parent or teacher to write to us.
Children's privacy (COPPA)
MathSchools is designed for children, including children under 13. Because we do not collect personal information from children, there is no personal information for parents to review or delete. If you believe a child has somehow given us personal information, please email [email protected] and we will look into it and delete it promptly.
Data security and retention
We keep our site simple on purpose: static pages with no database of user information. We keep nothing about visitors, so there is nothing to keep, secure, or delete beyond routine hosting logs, which are controlled by our hosting provider's standard retention.
What will change when ads and third-party games are added
This section describes future plans. None of it is happening today.
We plan to add two things later: (1) contextual advertising, meaning ads chosen by the page a visitor is looking at, not by who the visitor is, and (2) games made by other companies, shown inside our pages. (Our arcade today is made up of original games built by us.)
When that happens, our ad provider and the game providers may receive technical information from a visitor's device, such as an internet address or a device identifier, in order to show an ad or run a game. Our plans are to:
- use only contextual ads, set up as child-directed, with no personalized or behavioral advertising and no tracking of children across websites;
- work only with game providers that confirm in writing they follow children's privacy laws, and test their games before we publish them;
- update this policy before any ad or third-party game goes live, naming the providers and what they collect, and tell parents on our Parents page;
- get verifiable parental consent first, if the law requires it for anything we add.
Until this policy is updated to say otherwise, the sections above are accurate: MathSchools collects no personal information.
Changes to this policy
If we change this policy, we will post the new version here with a new date. If a change affects what we collect from children, we will give parents notice and obtain consent where the law requires it.
Contact
Herd Apps LLC, [email protected]. Parents can read more on our Parents page.