Terms of Service

Who this agreement is between

This is an agreement between LN Collective (“we,” “us”) and the parent or guardian who creates a family account (“you”) — the adult who accepts these terms on behalf of their family. If your co-op enrolls your family through an administrator, that administrator is provisioning access on your behalf, but this agreement is still between you and us; your acceptance during account setup is what makes it binding.

What the service is

LN Collective publishes plain-language summaries of Florida home-education law, each cited to the specific statute, alongside tools for recording your own family's dates and documents: your notice of intent, your annual evaluation date, your portfolio, and your day-to-day records. What you see about the law is general published information, not a determination about your family. What you enter about your family is yours to keep current — we don't verify it, file it with anyone, or track any filing on your behalf. The service doesn't tell you that you're compliant, that you're finished, or that you have nothing left to do — those are conclusions about your own situation, and only you or a Florida attorney can reach them.

Not legal advice

“I understand that LN Collective provides general information about Florida homeschooling requirements, is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and that no attorney-client relationship is created. For advice about my own situation I should contact my school district or a Florida attorney.”

You affirm this statement separately, on its own screen, before using the service — this section restates it here as a binding part of these terms.

Accounts and teen logins

A family account is created and controlled by a parent or guardian. When a teen (13 or older) in your family gets their own login, you're consenting to that login on their behalf, and they use it under your ongoing authority as their parent — a teen's login doesn't create any separate agreement between them and us, and doesn't change who's responsible for the account. You're responsible for keeping your family's login credentials to yourselves and for the activity that happens under your account.

Acceptable use

Using LN Collective, you agree that you won't:

• share your login with anyone outside your family, or use another family's account;
• upload or enter content you don't have the right to share, or that identifies another family's child without that family's permission;
• attempt to access, scrape, or copy another family's or co-op's records;
• use the service to send unsolicited marketing to other families or co-op members;
• interfere with the service's operation or attempt to bypass its access controls.

If we determine an account has seriously or repeatedly violated this section, we may suspend or close it; the same data options described in our closure process (below) apply to your family's data when that happens.

Fees

During the pilot, LN Collective is provided at no charge to invited families. If that changes for your family in the future, it will happen as a change to these terms — see the next section — and won't take effect for you without your acceptance.

Changes to these terms

When we change these terms in a way that matters, we publish it as a new version and ask you to review and accept it — the same affirmative step you took the first time. Your access continues under the version you already accepted until then; we don't treat your continued use of the service as agreement to a change we haven't put in front of you. That's your right under Florida's unfair-practices law, which treats a change imposed on a consumer without a fresh, informed yes as unfair (Fla. Stat. § 501.204) — and it's how the software itself is built: re-acceptance is the only door forward, not a promise in this paragraph.

Termination and account closure

You may close your family's account at any time. Either way, your own login ends 30 days after you request closure, and so do your child's Compliance section documents (notice of intent, evaluations, and similar filings) — that vault follows its own parent-only privacy design and is removed at the 30-day point under either choice below, never extended. What differs between the two options is what happens to your portfolio and work-sample records after that: delete them along with everything else, or keep them on file for two years before they're removed. If you choose to keep them and need something from them after your login has ended, your co-op administrator can retrieve them for you during that window. Both options, what they cover, and their legal basis are described in full in our Privacy Policy's retention schedule; the closure screen inside the app walks you through choosing one, and lets you download your Compliance section documents before you close.

Florida law and venue

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Florida, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute arising from these terms or the service is resolved in the state or federal courts located in Florida.

Contact

Questions about these terms? Email us at support@FLHome.School. Questions about your own family's legal situation belong with your district home education office or a Florida attorney — see the note above.