Why Baccare has no child accounts
A parent holds the account. A child never signs in, never has a password, and never has a profile of their own. Here is why that choice shapes everything else.
There is no way for a child to create a Baccare account, because there is no such thing as a child account. A parent registers, adds a learner profile, and hands over the device. The learner profile is a setting inside your account, not an identity with a login. Nothing your child does creates a credential that could be phished, guessed, reused, or sold.
No child email address is collected, because there is nowhere to send one. Children cannot message each other, and a child cannot search for, find, or add another child. When two families do connect, in a study pod, a race or a team climb, it is because one parent gave another parent a code and that family's parent accepted. A child from another family appears only by a screen name made of two words and a number, never by real name or grade. A product where children cannot find each other gives a stranger no way to reach your child through it.
It is a real tradeoff and worth naming. Your child cannot pick up their own progress on a friend's tablet, and a teacher cannot sign in as the student to see what happened. We think the exchange is correct for this age group: the convenience is small, and the category of risk it removes is large.
Because the account is yours, so is everything in it. You can see every activity attempted, delete a learner profile and the work attached to it, or close the account entirely. Our privacy policy sets out what is stored and for how long.
Curriculum text on this site is reproduced from the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills as published by the Texas Education Agency and codified in Title 19 of the Texas Administrative Code. Baccare is an independent product of Brigade Management, Inc. and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the Texas Education Agency, the State Board of Education, or the Texas Secretary of State.
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