Safety review and Ask Bacc conversations
Everything your child asked Ask Bacc, every reply, and every message that tripped a guardrail are on the Ask Bacc conversations page.
How Baccare keeps kids safe
Notes Studio: stored pages and sharing
What happens to the photos and PDFs you upload, and what a study pod can see.
Classrooms and teachers
What a teacher can and cannot see when your child joins their classroom.
For your school's Canvas administrator: add Baccare to Canvas (recommended)
Baccare is a standard LTI 1.3 tool. Students open it from inside a course, teachers can add Baccare activities as assignments with scores returned to the gradebook, and parents can connect the student to their family account with a short code. No student accounts, nothing written to Canvas except the score.
For your school's Canvas administrator: parent connection (developer key)
Baccare connects to Canvas the way Instructure requires: through a developer key the school issues, with the parent approving on the school's own sign-in page. Nothing is written back to Canvas.

What Baccare reads, only for the parent's own observed student: courses, planner items (assignments, quizzes, discussions, calendar events) with due dates and turned-in status, and assignment scores. Parents can disconnect any time, and the school can turn the key off any time. Baccare is an independent resource that integrates with Canvas; it is not affiliated with Instructure.

Questions

Is this TEA-approved? Baccare aligns activities to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) strands published by the Texas Education Agency. Pre-K activities follow the Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines, also published by TEA, because the TEKS start at kindergarten. Baccare is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by TEA. Activities cover the TEKS that STAAR assesses (texasassessment.gov); Baccare does not predict or score STAAR.

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Can I use it for homeschool? Yes. Assign activities, print notes, and track mastery by strand.