Every Homeschool

Privacy

Privacy Policy

Effective date: 2026-04-22 · Last updated: 2026-10-03

What we collect

Every Homeschool is a website publication. We do not require an account, a login, or an email address to read anything on the site. Browse freely.

If you voluntarily enter an email address in an optional contact form, we store it only for the stated purpose (e.g., replying to your message or sending a correction notification on a specific issue). We do not aggregate those addresses into a marketing list.

What we don't do

We don't sell email addresses. We don't give reader data to sponsors or advertisers. We don't track you across the web. We don't run behavioral retargeting pixels. We don't require you to disable an ad blocker to read anything. Once you click an outbound link, the site you reach is run by someone else; see “Affiliate links and third parties” below.

Sponsored content

Articles may include sponsored sections, always clearly labeled. Clicks on sponsored links may be tracked via standard UTM parameters for aggregate reporting, never tied to individual identity.

Your rights

You can request deletion of any information you've given us by emailing editor@everyhomeschool.com. We'll confirm deletion within 14 days.

Cookies

We use minimal essential cookies for site function. We do not run third-party analytics that identify individual visitors. If we add an analytics tool later, we will update this policy and only use providers that respect Do Not Track.

Affiliate links and third parties

Some outbound links on Every Homeschool are affiliate links. They lead to retailers and publishers, currently Amazon and Master Books, and others as additional programs activate. When you click one, the destination site may set its own cookies, use pixels or similar technologies, and collect information about your visit, including that you arrived from Every Homeschool. Those practices are governed by that site's own privacy policy, not this one.

Third parties, including Amazon, may serve content and collect information directly from visitors through cookies and similar technologies. Amazon describes its practices, and the choices available to you, in the Amazon Privacy Notice. You can also limit or block cookies in your browser settings. How these links are funded is described at how we make money.

Contact

Questions about privacy: editor@everyhomeschool.com