School Data Terms
Version 2026-10-v2 · Effective 2 October 2026
When a teacher registers a group of students for a Stellr event, they accept these terms on their school’s behalf. They set out what we do with the student information the school shares, and what we will never do with it. They sit alongside our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
1. Who these terms are between
These terms are between Stellr Education ("Stellr") and the school or district whose teacher, staff member or student manager registers a group of students for a Stellr event (the "School"). The person registering confirms they are authorised to accept them for the School.
They cover the student information the School shares with Stellr to register and manage that group ("School Data"): for example names, email addresses, dates of birth, grades, school details, dietary and medical needs, and emergency contacts, however it is shared (a registration form, a roster spreadsheet, or a join link).
2. What Stellr uses School Data for
Only to run the competition the students are registered for and to keep them safe at it: registration, team and company assignment, event communications, consent forms, check-in, results, awards and credentials, and follow-up about that event.
Stellr does not sell School Data, use it for targeted advertising, build profiles of students for any purpose unrelated to the event, or use it to develop or test products. Stellr may use School Data in aggregate, with no student identifiable, to report on who its programmes reach.
3. Who else sees it
Stellr does not disclose School Data to anyone except: the service providers that host and operate Stellr's systems, listed in Section 7.1 of the Privacy Policy, each bound to use it only on Stellr's instructions; the student's own parent or guardian; event staff and mentors who need it to run the event; and anyone the law requires Stellr to disclose it to.
Before adding a service provider that receives School Data, Stellr adds it to that list.
4. Consent forms are the family's, not the School's
A participant under 18 needs a consent form signed by their parent or legal guardian. That form, and the record of its signing, comes from the family, not the School: it is Stellr's own legal record. After a deletion request Stellr keeps only a minimal record of it (the names of the student and signers, the dates, and the signed document) until seven years after the student's account is deactivated, as the Privacy Policy describes; that minimal record is not School Data for the purposes of deletion under these terms. The School's consent cannot stand in for a parent's.
5. Keeping School Data safe
Stellr protects School Data with reasonable administrative, technical and physical safeguards, including encryption in transit and at rest, access limited to the people who need it, multi-factor sign-in for administrators, and logging of access to signed records.
If Stellr learns that School Data has been accessed or disclosed without authorisation, it will tell the School within 72 hours of confirming it, say what happened and what is being done, and cooperate with the School in notifying families where the law requires.
6. Deleting School Data
When students withdraw from an event, or at the School's written request, Stellr deletes the School Data for those students within 30 days, or sooner if the School's own data agreement requires, except the minimal signed-agreement record (Section 4) and records the law requires Stellr to keep, such as payment records.
Otherwise Stellr keeps School Data for the duration of the student's Stellr membership and seven years after their account is deactivated, as the Privacy Policy describes, or, for students without an account, until 12 months after the event, then deletes it. Medical information is deleted within 90 days after the event unless it is needed for an incident record. Backup copies are deleted as they expire.
7. The School's rights
The School may ask to see the School Data Stellr holds about its students, to correct it, and to have it deleted as in Section 6. It may ask for a copy of these terms and of Stellr's list of service providers at any time.
Where a state law gives the School further rights over student data held by an outside provider (for example Colorado's Student Data Transparency and Security Act or Utah's Student Data Protection Act), Stellr will honour them. A School that needs its own data agreement can ask for one.
8. Changes and contact
Stellr may update these terms. Each version is dated, the version a registration was made under is recorded with it, and changes do not reduce protection for School Data already shared without the School's agreement.
Questions, requests and notices: privacy@stellreducation.org, subject line "School Data".