The terms, in plain language

Architecture of Grace is a set of learning materials and classroom tools — lessons, practice activities, self-reflection instruments, and an educator dashboard — built and maintained by one teacher-founder. Everything on the site is provided as-is and as-available: I work hard to keep it correct and working, but I do not promise it is without errors or that it will be available at any particular moment.

• Open materials may be used in classrooms. Teachers, schools, homeschools, and families may use the open portions of the site with their students, print the printable pages for their own students, and share links to the site itself.
• Paid materials are licensed per their agreement. Card sets, other bands' materials, physical books, and school or district licenses are covered by the terms of the purchase or license under which you received them. That agreement governs where it and these terms differ.

• No scraping, copying the site wholesale, or reselling. You may not harvest the site's content, republish it as your own, bundle it into a paid product, or sell access to it. Using it with your students is the point; reselling it is not.
• No misrepresentation. Do not present the materials as endorsed by, or the work of, your school, district, or any other body — they are the independent work of the author.
• No misuse of the sync path. If a school gives you a classroom link, use it only for that school's students; do not publish write-keyed links or submit rows that are not genuine student work.

These are teaching supports. The reflection instruments, check-ins, and dashboards are tools to help educators notice and respond — they are not medical or psychological diagnosis, screening for a disorder, or treatment of any kind, and their results should never be used as if they were. A score is a conversation starter for an educator who knows the child, not a clinical finding. The self-reflection instrument has not been through external reliability or validity testing. If you have concerns about a student's health or safety, involve the qualified professionals your school's procedures name.

To the fullest extent the law allows, the author's total liability for any claim arising from the site or its materials is limited to the amount you paid for the specific materials involved — which, for the open portions, is nothing. The author is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, or for how results from the tools are interpreted or acted upon. Nothing here limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

Privacy is covered in its own document — the Privacy Policy — and for schools, the Data Privacy Agreement and Data Governance pages. In short: no accounts, no trackers, no company server; any synced data goes only to a Sheet the school owns.

Governing law: these terms are governed by the laws of the State of Illinois, and any dispute belongs in the courts of Illinois.

Changes: if these terms change, the new version will be posted here with a new effective date. Continued use after that date is acceptance of the new terms.