Best interests first
Features involving children should be designed around educational benefit, safety and age-appropriate use—not engagement at any cost.
CHILD SAFETY & SAFEGUARDING
VibeSchool is built for education, which means some users are children. Safeguarding therefore affects identity, privacy, recommendations, communication, data access and how adults interact with learner information.
OUR DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Features involving children should be designed around educational benefit, safety and age-appropriate use—not engagement at any cost.
A person saying they are a parent, teacher or administrator in a browser must not by itself create authority over a learner.
Public learning and discovery should not expose a learner’s private records, family relationships, school membership or sensitive support history.
Child data should have a defined purpose. VibeSchool should avoid collecting or retaining information merely because it may be useful someday.
Technology should not trap a learner or family inside automation when a safety, identity or safeguarding concern needs responsible human attention.
Pathways, recommendations and educational guidance must not be presented as destiny or as a substitute for appropriate adult and professional judgement.
FOR PARENTS & GUARDIANS
VibeSchool should explain when information is guidance, what is being saved, who can access learner information and when an adult-owned planning activity is different from a learner-owned record.
Never share a learner’s password, one-time code or other authentication secret with someone claiming to be VibeSchool support.
Ask a safety or privacy questionFOR SCHOOLS & INSTITUTIONS
Institutional adoption should define which adults may see or change which learner information, how those relationships are verified, how access is removed, what support escalation exists and what evidence is retained for consequential actions.
Institutional due diligence →Use VibeSchool’s Contact page and provide only the information necessary to explain the concern. For immediate danger, use the appropriate local emergency or safeguarding authority rather than waiting for a website response.