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Copyright and permitted use

We want students and teachers to use HighSchoolQ freely. We do not want it copied wholesale and republished. Here is what is fine and what is not.

Who owns it

The lessons, practice questions, illustrations, page designs and software on this site belong to High School Matrix, except for any third-party material that is credited. © 2026 High School Matrix. All rights reserved.

What you may do

• Read, study and practice on the site for your own learning, free or paid.
• Print or save a page for your own use, or hand out printed copies to your own students in a classroom.
• Quote a short passage (a few sentences) with a link back to the page it came from.
• Link to any page. We love links.

What you may not do

• Copy lessons, questions, images or other content in bulk, or republish them on another website, app, video channel, course platform or document that is shared publicly.
• Use automated tools (scrapers, crawlers, bots) to collect our pages or our question bank.
• Use our content to train, fine-tune or build an AI model or dataset. We reserve all rights in our content for text and data mining.
• Sell, rent or share paid Plus content, or share a login.
• Remove the HighSchoolQ name or this notice from anything you copy.

Search engines and AI answer engines may index our pages so students can find them, and may show short excerpts that link back to us.

Need more?

Schools, tutors and other publishers can ask for permission to use more. Write to support@highschoolq.com and tell us what you would like to do.

Found a copy of our work?

Please tell us at support@highschoolq.com with the link. If you believe content on another site infringes your own copyright, you can also send us a notice at that address and we will review it promptly.

This page explains our rules in plain language and is part of our Terms of use.