LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL is an online school of basic and secondary education, authorized and regulated by the Department of Education of the State of Florida in the United States of America, domiciled in the city of Jacksonville, Florida. It offers its academic programs through the virtual education and homeschooling modality to people worldwide, especially in Latin America, who wish to study and obtain an academic degree certified by the United States. Through this document, LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL sets forth the terms and conditions of the service provided, which are made known and accepted by THE CONTRACT HOLDER at the time of signing the Educational services contract or making use of our platform or services.

The LGS website and programs, including mobile applications and other interactive assets through which LATAM Global School operates, are exclusive property of our school, (referred to in these Terms and Conditions as “LATAM Global School”, “LGS” or “we” and similar words such as “us”, “our”, etc.). By accessing any part of the LGS programs, you agree to the terms and conditions described below (“these Terms and Conditions”) and any legal notices published by us about the school (collectively, the “Governing Documents”). If you do not agree to any of these terms, you must not use the programs offered.

We may modify these Terms and Conditions at any time at our sole discretion. These Terms were last modified on March 01, 2023.

COPYRIGHT

All LATAM Global School content, including its courses, written and audiovisual materials, etc., is protected by copyright and trademark laws, in addition to other property rights. The copyright and trademark owners are LGS, its affiliates and other third party assignors. YOU MAY NOT MODIFY, COPY, REPRODUCE, REPUBLISH, UPLOAD, POST, TRANSMIT OR DISTRIBUTE IN ANY WAY THE SCHOOL MATERIALS, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO TEXT, GRAPHICS AND CODE. You may print and download portions of the material from the different areas solely for your personal, non-commercial use, provided you agree not to change or remove any copyright or other proprietary notices that appear on the materials, and not to share materials that you have paid for with people who have not purchased a license to that material.

You may not use data collection or extraction tools or manual processes to collect, gather or copy content or data from or related to the school in any manner not authorized by LGS in writing. You may not engage in “screen mining,” “database mining,” or other practices or activities whose purpose is to obtain lists of users, portions of a database, or other lists or information, in any way or in any quantity, without authorization. You may not frame or use framing techniques to enclose any trademarks, logos, or other proprietary information (including images, text, page layout, or form) of LGS without its express written consent. You may not use any meta tags or other “hidden text” featuring the LGS name or trademarks without express written consent.

ACCOUNT TERMS

The following terms correspond to the use you make of the programs offered and to all accounts opened through LGS as users of the platform, academic mail, among others:

1. If the student is a minor, they must have a representative or guardian over 18 years of age to authorize the opening of the accounts.
2. It is your responsibility to maintain the security of your account and password. We consider that all the actions that are taken from your accounts associated with LGS have been carried out by you. LATAM Global School will not be responsible for loss or damage due to non-compliance with this security obligation.

DATA POLICY

By registering on the LATAM Global School platform, the student grants us permission to share their information with the teacher. When a student takes a class or tutoring session at LGS, we will share their username and profile with the teacher in order for them to teach those students. The teacher is obliged to respect the privacy of the student. The teacher has limited authorization to use this information only for communication related to LGS or for transactions facilitated by LGS. The teacher may not use that personal information for any other purpose, such as sending unsolicited commercial messages or unauthorized transactions. You must not add any LGS misuse of a student’s personal information without that person’s express consent. Remember that you must comply with all applicable legal rules when using the LGS platform and tools. This includes applicable privacy and data protection laws that rule the ways you may use another LATAM Global School user’s information.

PARTICIPATION IN A CLASS OR A TUTORING SESSION

At LGS, tutoring sessions are different from a traditional class, as they are offered as a space where the teacher provides personalized support and accompaniment to the student. Rather than following a rigid teaching structure, tutoring sessions are designed to meet the individual needs of each student, giving them the opportunity to address their doubts, delve deeper into the topics they find most challenging, and receive specific guidance to improve their learning. 

During the tutoring sessions, teachers provide support to students in the following ways:

Elementary

1. Teachers will help the student to clarify any question they may have about the lesson previously read at home.  
2. The student may ask the teacher for assistance in completing the assignment of the unit in progress.
3. Tutoring sessions have a maximum time of 1 hour, which cannot be extended or changed without authorization from the school.

Middle y High School

1. Teachers will help the student to clarify any question they may have about the lesson previously read at home. 
2. The student may request for extra tools and materials to carry out the assignment in progress.
3. The student may request support from the teacher for the completion of a quiz. The teacher can cancel this help if he/she sees that the student is not prepared to present said evaluation. 

The tutoring sessions are given at the request of the student depending on the chosen study plan. The tutoring sessions are not an English course, for which the student must strengthen their knowledge on their own and with the support of the representative, tutor or guardian.

CANCELLATION OF TUTORING SESSIONS

The student may cancel the scheduled tutoring session according to the following parameters:

1. With a minimum time of 24 hours.
2. Report it to the teacher by email or Google chat.

Failure to cancel the tutoring session according to the above parameters may result in the following penalties:

• First time in not attending the session and not canceling it: warning notice for failure to attend the session.
• Second time in not attending the session and not canceling it: Financial penalty of 15 USD.
• Third time or more in not attending the session and not canceling it: Financial penalty of 25 USD.

LGS does not offer English as a second language, however, it does provide elective courses such as ESL and language training support through a platform called Starfall for Elementary students. These courses do not include tutoring sessions. 

On the other hand, for Middle and High School students, English language learning courses are offered through an affiliated institution called LATAM Bilingual Institute, which has different costs, programs and conditions than those established at LGS.

All personalized tutoring sessions will be recorded by our school and stored in our database for quality, support or evidence purposes, such sessions will not be published or used by our school without the due knowledge of the CONTRACT HOLDER or legal representative of the student. It is at the discretion of the student’s legal representative or CONTRACT HOLDER whether or not they turn on the camera during the counseling session.

PUBLICATION OF SPECIAL ACTIVITIES

LGS can use the image rights of the students/parents collected in photos and videos, during special activities, workshops, group dynamics, etc, and publish them through any of our social networks.

ENROLLMENT PROCESS AND ACADEMIC PRPGRAMS

1. ENROLLMENT:

FIRST. – Enrollment: Enrollment should be understood as the process by which the student formalizes their link to the academic program offered by LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL. The enrollment materializes after the fulfillment of all of the following requirements:

1. Completion of the application (ENROLLMENT ANNEX) to the chosen academic program.
2. Signature by the Student and/or Guardian (THE CONTRACT HOLDER) of the Educational services contract.
3. Payment of the cost of the purchased educational service or plan and registration.
4. Send to admissions@latamglobalschool.com in PDF format the following documents:

4.1. Student identity document.

4.2. Parents identity document.

4.3. Certificate of transcripts of the last approved course/grade

4.4. Educational services contract with its  annexes

4.5. Student photo in digital format, following the style commonly seen in official documents, with full color and a white background.

4.6. If the student has a disability that presents certain limitations in the learning process, THE CONTRACT HOLDER must send the document that contains the diagnosis and recommendations, made by a professional on the student’s case.

5. Verification and updating of the personal data and contact information of THE CONTRACT HOLDER in the student’s profile.
6. Completion and approval of the orientation course.

LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL will grant a username and password with which the enrolled person will be able to enter the educational platform that serves as support for the student’s learning process.

PARAGRAPH: in order to guarantee and legalize the student’s enrollment in the chosen academic program before the Secretary of Education of the State of Florida, it is required that THE CONTRACT HOLDER delivers the documents listed in numeral 4 of this clause in a term not exceeding 60 calendar days counted from the date of signature of the Educational services contract to the correspondence address 841 Prudential Drive 12th floor, Jacksonville, FL 32207, United States. 

4.3 of this clause shall be the original or a legalized copy.

1. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL offers academic programs for Elementary, Middle School, High School (18 credits), High School (24 credits), Accelerated High Sch ool and Individual Credits. If the Middle and High School student takes the entire program in Spanish, the subjects/credits of English and Language Arts are exclusively in English and necessary to obtain the degree, for this reason these courses cannot be taken in another language.

The Middle and High School programs in Spanish may contain support resources such as bibliographies, audiovisuals, among others, in English, these resources are optional, and are not necessary for understanding or solving course evaluations in Spanish.

Given the above distinction, we present the following:

SECOND. – ELEMENTARY: is the academic program for students enrolled in educational levels from grades K to 5, and seeks to provide the necessary knowledge so that students can enter the MIDDLE SCHOOL program.

To complete the academic program, the student must take and pass a total of 36 subjects.

THIRD. – Characteristics of the program: the service provided for the ELEMENTARY academic program has the following characteristics:

1. A total number of 2 to 3 subjects are enabled simultaneously in the student’s profile. The student is free to determine the number of hours that will be dedi cated periodically per month to each of the subjects, which must be organized by the student through a Pacing Guide, a mandatory deliverable document for each course.
2. Once the subject has been completed and approved, the student must report to Student Services for the activation of the next one.
3. The courses or subjects of the ELEMENTARY program are available only in English.
4. The access coordinates to various gamification and interactive learning resources for learning English and other knowledge will be provided by the school through the courses and authorized personnel.
5. Elementary students have the possibility of completing the school year in a minimum period of 5 months, but it is essential to understand that the school year should not be completed in less than that time. These 5 months ensure that students have had sufficient time to acquire and consolidate the essential competencies and skills of each grade. The objective of establishing this minimum time frame is to ensure the quality and depth of learning.
6. Students who want to participate in this program must meet a minimum age requirement of 5 years old and it will be the responsibility of the applicant and parents or legal guardians to provide accurate information during the enrollment process.

FOURTH. – MIDDLE SCHOOL: is the academic program for students enrolled in educational levels from 6th to 8th grade, and seeks to provide the necessary knowledge so that students can enter the HIGH SCHOOL program.

The academic program is considered fully completed when the student takes and passes a total of 18 subjects, taken from the required and elective courses available for their academic formation.

FIFTH. – Characteristics of the program: the service provided for the MIDDLE SCHOOL academic program has the following characteristics:

1. One enabled subject at a time, not being possible to study two subjects at the same time.
2. If the student wishes to take additional courses concurrently with the enabled subject, the cost for taking the additional course will be the current value of the Homeschooling Plan. It is important to note that this value may be updated while the student completes the course.
3. Once the subject has been completed and approved, the student must report to Student Services for the activation of the next one.
4. A student who finishes a course with a grade lower than 60 points, which translates into the letter F, is considered to have failed the subject. In this situation, the student is given the possibility of requesting the teacher to repeat two of the activities in which he/she obtained lower scores or quizzes that were failed, in order to improve them and, in this way, increase his/her average grade and achieve a passing grade in the course. However, if in spite of these actions the student does not pass the course, he/she will have to retake the course in its entirety.

    Note: It is important to point out that if the student has already requested the two improvements allowed during the course, he/she will not be able to do it again and, in case he/she does not achieve the passing grade, he/she will have to repeat the subject in its entirety. 

4.1 After repeating the course and passing the course, the student must participate in a DBA (Discussion-Based Assessment) with the professor. The purpose of this interaction is for the student to explain and demonstrate the knowledge acquired during the course. In this process, the professor has the power to ask random questions related to any unit of the subject matter to ensure that the student really understands the material and is not just doing homework and exams without understanding the content.

5. The courses or subjects are in English or Spanish and the student can choose between these two languages depending on the availability of the course within the platform.
6. It is not possible to conclude the credit or course in a period of less than 25 days. This means that the student must take a minimum of 25 days to complete all the activities and requirements of the course. In the event that a student finishes before the established deadline, he/she will undergo an evaluation with a teacher. The objective of this evaluation is to verify if the student has acquired the required knowledge and skills according to the course standards.

6.1 First time taking the exam: The student will take an exam for the first time as part of the evaluation process. If the student successfully passes this exam, he/she will be allowed to advance to the next subject or course.

6.2 Second time taking the exam: If the student does not pass the exam on his/her first attempt, he/she will be given a maximum period of one week to review and revise the course content in order to improve his/her understanding and preparation. At the end of the one-week recovery period, the student will have the opportunity to retake the exam. If he/she is able to pass the exam on this second occasion, he/she will be allowed to advance to the next subject.

6.3 Final grade of the subject: If the student passes the exam on the first attempt, the final grade of the subject will be the grade he/she obtained when completing the course content. On the other hand, if the student passes the exam on the second attempt, the final grade for the subject will be the grade he/she obtained as the final result on his/her exam.

6.4 Repetition of the subject: If the student does not pass the exam on the second opportunity, it will be necessary for him/her to repeat the same subject. This implies that the student must retake and complete the contents and requirements of the subject in its entirety as stipulated in numeral 4.1 of this section.

SIXTH. – HIGH SCHOOL (18 credits): is the academic program for students enrolled in academic levels between grades 9 and 12, designed to provide students with the possibility of entering a military branch or applying for a job in the United States. The academic program is considered fully completed when the student takes and passes all 18 credits, established in the curricular plan determined by the Department of Education of the State of Florida in the United States.

SEVENTH. – PROGRAM CHARACTERISTICS: the service provided for the HIGH SCHOOL academic program (18 credits) has the following characteristics:

1. One credit enabled at a time, not being possible to take two credits at the same time.
2. If the student wishes to take additional courses concurrently with the enabled subject, the cost for taking the additional course will be the current value of the Homeschooling Plan. It is important to note that this value may be updated while the student completes the course.
3. Once the credit has been completed and approved, the student must report to Student Services for the activation of the next one.
4. A student who finishes a course with a grade lower than 60 points, which translates into the letter F, is considered to have failed the subject. In this situation, the student is given the possibility of requesting the teacher to repeat two of the activities in which he/she obtained lower scores or quizzes that were failed, in order to improve them and, in this way, increase his/her average grade and achieve a passing grade in the course. However, if in spite of these actions the student does not pass the course, he/she will have to retake the course in its entirety.

    Note: It is important to point out that if the student has already requested the two improvements allowed during the course, he/she will not be able to do it again and, in case he/she does not achieve the passing grade, he/she will have to repeat the subject in its entirety. 

4.1 After repeating the course and passing the course, the student must participate in a DBA (Discussion-Based Assessment) with the professor. The purpose of this interaction is for the student to explain and demonstrate the knowledge acquired during the course. In this process, the professor has the power to ask random questions related to any unit of the subject matter to ensure that the student really understands the material and is not just doing homework and exams without understanding the content.

5. The courses or subjects are in English or Spanish and the student can choose between these two languages depending on the availability of the course within the platform.
6. It is not possible to conclude the credit or course in a period of less than 25 days. This means that the student must take a minimum of 25 days to complete all the activities and requirements of the course. In the event that a student finishes before the established deadline, he/she will undergo an evaluation with a teacher. The objective of this evaluation is to verify if the student has acquired the required knowledge and skills according to the course standards.

6.1 First time taking the exam: The student will take an exam for the first time as part of the evaluation process. If the student successfully passes this exam, he/she will be allowed to advance to the next subject or course.

6.2 Second time taking the exam: If the student does not pass the exam on his/her first attempt, he/she will be given a maximum period of one week to review and revise the course content in order to improve his/her understanding and preparation. At the end of the one-week recovery period, the student will have the opportunity to retake the exam. If he/she is able to pass the exam on this second occasion, he/she will be allowed to advance to the next subject.

6.3 Final grade of the subject: If the student passes the exam on the first attempt, the final grade of the subject will be the grade he/she obtained when completing the course content. On the other hand, if the student passes the exam on the second attempt, the final grade for the subject will be the grade he/she obtained as the final result on his/her exam.

6.4 Repetition of the subject: If the student does not pass the exam on the second opportunity, it will be necessary for him/her to repeat the same subject. This implies that the student must retake and complete the contents and requirements of the subject in its entirety as stipulated in numeral 4.1 of this section.

   At the end of the program, the student will receive a high school diploma that will be valid to enter a military branch, apply for a job or apply to a university in Latin America. However, if the student intends to enter a university in the United States, it will be necessary to take and pass the 18-credit program in English. Otherwise, the university will require additional documentation, such as the TOEFL test or other requirements that our school cannot provide. 

   In the event that a student decides to withdraw from LGS before completing 18 credits and aspires to enter a college or university in the United States or another non-Spanish speaking country, it is recommended that the courses taken at LGS be completed in English. In this way, it will be more likely that the academic institution of destination will recognize and accept the credits earned in our program. However, the final decision will be at the discretion of the receiving institution. 

EIGHTH. – HIGH SCHOOL (24 credits): is the academic program for students enrolled between grades 9 to 12. The academic program is considered fully completed when the student takes and passes all 24 credits, determined by the Department of Education of the State of Florida in the United States. 

NINTH. – PROGRAM CHARACTERISTICS: the service provided for the HIGH SCHOOL academic program (24 credits) has the following characteristics:

1. One credit enabled at a time, not being possible to take two credits at the same time.
2. If the student wishes to take additional courses concurrently with the enabled subject, the cost for taking the additional course will be the current value of the Homeschooling Plan. It is important to note that this value may be updated while the student completes the course.
3. Once the credit has been completed and approved, the student must report to Student Services for the activation of the next one.
4. A student who finishes a course with a grade lower than 60 points, which translates into the letter F, is considered to have failed the subject. In this situation, the student is given the possibility of requesting the teacher to repeat two of the activities in which he/she obtained lower scores or quizzes that were failed, in order to improve them and, in this way, increase his/her average grade and achieve a passing grade in the course. However, if in spite of these actions the student does not pass the course, he/she will have to retake the course in its entirety.

    Note: It is important to point out that if the student has already requested the two improvements allowed during the course, he/she will not be able to do it again and, in case he/she does not achieve the passing grade, he/she will have to repeat the subject in its entirety. 

4.1 After repeating the course and passing the course, the student must participate in a DBA (Discussion-Based Assessment) with the professor. The purpose of this interaction is for the student to explain and demonstrate the knowledge acquired during the course. In this process, the professor has the power to ask random questions related to any unit of the subject matter to ensure that the student really understands the material and is not just doing homework and exams without understanding the content.

5. The courses or subjects are in English or Spanish and the student can choose between these two languages depending on the availability of the course within the platform.
6. Students will be able to obtain their High School diploma without a minimum age requirement for graduation, provided they meet the requirements set by the Florida Department of Education.

7.It is not possible to conclude the credit or course in a period of less than 25 days. This means that the student must take a minimum of 25 days to complete all the activities and requirements of the course. In the event that a student finishes before the established deadline, he/she will undergo an evaluation with a teacher. The objective of this evaluation is to verify if the student has acquired the required knowledge and skills according to the course standards.

7.1 First time taking the exam: The student will take an exam for the first time as part of the evaluation process. If the student successfully passes this exam, he/she will be allowed to advance to the next subject or course.

7.2 Second time taking the exam: If the student does not pass the exam on his/her first attempt, he/she will be given a maximum period of one week to review and revise the course content in order to improve his/her understanding and preparation. At the end of the one-week recovery period, the student will have the opportunity to retake the exam. If he/she is able to pass the exam on this second occasion, he/she will be allowed to advance to the next subject.

7.3 Final grade of the subject: If the student passes the exam on the first attempt, the final grade of the subject will be the grade he/she obtained when completing the course content. On the other hand, if the student passes the exam on the second attempt, the final grade for the subject will be the grade he/she obtained as the final result on his/her exam.

7.4 Repetition of the subject: If the student does not pass the exam on the second opportunity, it will be necessary for him/her to repeat the same subject. This implies that the student must retake and complete the contents and requirements of the subject in its entirety as stipulated in numeral 4.1 of this section.

At the end of the program, the student will receive a High School Diploma that can be used to enter a military branch, opt for a job or apply to a university in Latin America (depending on the requirements of the country) or the United States. If the student wishes to enter higher education in the United States, he/she must take the credits in English. Otherwise, the university will request more documentation such as the TOEFL test or others that are not delivered by our school.

If the student withdraws from LGS before completing the 24 credits and wishes to enter a school in the United States or another non-Spanish speaking country, it is recommended that the LGS courses be taken in English. If this is not the case, it is up to the academic institution to which the student will apply whether or not to accept the courses taken and approved by LGS.

TENTH. – ACCELERATED HIGH SCHOOL: is the academic program for students enrolled in grades 9 to 12, designed to provide students with the opportunity to enter a military branch or apply for a job. The academic program is considered fully completed when the student takes and passes all 18 credits, determined by the curricular plan of the Department of Education of the State of Florida in the United States.

ELEVENTH. – CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PROGRAM: the service provided for the ACCELERATED HIGH SCHOOL academic program has the following characteristics:

1. The credits will be activated in pairs, and it is not possible to take more than three credits at the same time.
2. Once the credit has been completed and approved, the student must report to Student Services for the activation of the next one.
3. The credits are in Spanish.
4. Anyone over the age of 18 may opt for the program.
5. A credit cannot be completed in less than 25 days, if the student finishes before the stipulated time, he/she will be evaluated by a teacher to verify that the student has achieved the knowledge and skills required by the course standards.

At the end of the program the student will receive a High School diploma that can be used to enter a military branch, opt for a job or apply to a university in Latin America (depending on the requirements of the country).

TWELFTH. – INDIVIDUAL CREDIT: is the academic program for students who need to take and pass a specific credit to validate it in an institution. The credit is considered fully completed when the student takes all the academic content and passes with a grade higher than D.

THIRTEENTH. – PROGRAM CHARACTERISTICS: the service provided for the INDIVIDUAL CREDIT academic program has the following characteristics:

1. The credits requested and paid by the student will be activated.
2. Once the credit is completed and approved, the student must report to Student Services for verification or certification.
3. The credits are in English or Spanish and the student can choose between these two languages depending on the availability of the course within the platform.
4. Anyone over 14 years of age may opt for the program.
5. There is no time limit to finish a credit.
6. Once the credit chosen to be taken has been started, it cannot be paused and/or changed for another one.
7. The fee paid for each regular individual credit has a fixed value, regardless of whether the course is 0.5 credits or 1 credit.
8. If the individual credit is categorized as special, AP, or Honors, the cost of the individual credit differs from the cost of the regular individual credit.

Please note that once you have purchased a credit on our platform, this choice is final and cannot be exchanged for another credit. In addition, the selected credit cannot be paused or deactivated; it will remain active on your account for the duration of your stay at our school.

Note: We recommend selecting credits carefully before purchasing them to ensure that they fit the student’s learning needs. If you have any questions or concerns about your choice of subjects, please do not hesitate to contact our team.

Upon completion and approval of the credits, the student will receive a transcript detailing the credits completed and approved with their respective grades. If the student wishes to transfer our credits to another academic institution, he/she must previously confirm if they are accepted in this institution.

FOURTEENTH – CHARACTERISTICS COMMON TO ALL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS: the academic programs of ELEMENTARY, MIDDLE SCHOOL and HIGH SCHOOL (18-24 CREDITS), ACCELERATED HIGH SCHOOL AND INDIVIDUAL CREDITS have the following common characteristics:

1. Access to the platform 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
2. At the student’s request and according to the selected plan, a maximum of 1 hour tutoring session per week is provided. These sessions are  not cumulative, and are carried out one session per day with a maximum duration of one hour per student.
3. Permanent communication with the teachers and tutors of the platform through the academic email or Gmail chat during the business hours arranged by LATAM Global School.
4. LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL interactive applications available in the Google Play Store.
5. Students with a Demo User can use the platform to take tests and review the structure of subjects/credits. If he/she completes activities within the Demo User, these will not be valued or graded as progress in the subjects/credits in case of enrollment.
6. Students are free to set their own schedule according to their needs and preferences.

If THE CONTRACT HOLDER chooses the content of a certain subject and/or credit in a certain language and later wishes to change to another language, it will be necessary for them to complete the subject they are currently taking in the originally selected language. If they do not do so, they will have to restart the course from the beginning in the new language.

FIFTEENTH – ADDITIONAL COURSES: A student enrolled in any of the LGS programs may take additional courses under the following conditions:

1. The student must be enrolled and in active student status to take these courses. 
2. The price of each additional course will correspond to the cost of the Homeschooling plan in effect at the time.
3. Additional courses can only be purchased on the date on which the student’s monthly payment is due. To request them, the student must inform the Billing Department so that they can be included.
4. The student must make monthly payments for the additional course until it is completed and approved. If the student completes the course before the payment date of the additional monthly course fee, the remaining time will not be reimbursed and cannot be used for another subject or additional course.
5. A student may purchase a maximum of two additional courses and for each of these, a monthly fee must be paid until the additional course or courses are completed. 
6. It is not possible to complete the additional course in less than 25 days. This means that the student must take a minimum of 25 days to complete all the activities and requirements of the course. In case a student finishes before the established deadline, he/she will undergo an evaluation by a teacher. The objective of this evaluation is to verify the student has acquired the required knowledge and skills according to the course standards.
7. If the student needs personalized tutoring sessions with the teacher, he/she must purchase additional tutoring sessions with the Billing Department and schedule the acquired sessions according to the availability of the teacher assigned for the course. The student’s regular tutoring sessions cannot be used for the additional course.
8. Please note that once you have purchased an additional course, this choice is final and cannot be changed for another one. Furthermore, the additional course selected cannot be paused or deactivated; it will remain active on your academic platform until it is completed or during the period of permanence in our school.

Note: We recommend selecting additional courses carefully before purchasing them to ensure that they fit the student’s learning needs. If you have any questions or concerns about your choice of subjects, please do not hesitate to contact our team.

1. If a student has not completed the additional course and has no pending courses to finish the school year, he/she must continue paying the monthly fee for the additional course, without paying the monthly fee for the plan he/she was taking. 
2. The additional credits can only be taken by students in the MIDDLE SCHOOL and HIGH SCHOOL programs.

SIXTEENTH – CREDIT VALIDATION: Students interested in enrolling in any of the academic programs offered by LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL and who have previously approved academic levels in institutions other than the LGS educational system, must present their pre-existing academic records to the LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL credit evaluation and validation committee. This committee will conduct a thorough review of the credits and levels obtained, and prior to the student’s enrollment, will evaluate, weigh and validate the credits, thus determining the academic level to which the student may enter and the credits to be taken.

Given the personalized nature of the educational service of LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL, students may request the one that suits them better, either at more advanced levels or lower than the one in which they are enrolled.

If a student enters the school with the majority of credits approved in the High School program, in order to graduate from LGS said student must take a minimum of 6 credits to obtain the High School diploma.

If a student enters the High School program and withdraws before completing 24 credits, LGS will not approve credits homologated through our school that come from another institution. 

To approve a school grade at LGS, the student must take and pass a total of 6 subjects or credits. Each grade has 4 core subjects/credits and 2 elective subjects/credits.

III. THE OPERATIONAL COMPONENT

SEVENTEENTH – SUSPENSION: the suspension or postponement of the monthly payment of any of the LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL’s academic programs  may occur for any of the following causes:

1. For reasons of domestic calamity: THE CONTRACT HOLDER may request the temporary suspension of the student’s membership in THE PLATFORM and therefore the freezing of the monthly payment for a period not exceeding 5 days. Domestic calamity is understood as an emergency or crisis situation that directly affects a family and is generally related to events such as the death of a close family member, such as a father, mother, siblings, maternal or paternal grandparents, or aunts and uncles. LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL may, at its discretion, approve or disapprove the request for suspension for this concept.
2. Vacations: THE CONTRACT HOLDER may request the student user to be temporarily suspended from THE PLATFORM and therefore freeze the monthly payment by wanting to enjoy vacation time. The vacation term may not exceed 30 calendar days per year, nor may it be requested for a term of less than 15 calendar days.The monthly payment date will be adjusted according to the duration of the platform suspension.
3. Due to medical incapacity: THE CONTRACT HOLDER may request the temporary suspension of the student user on THE PLATFORM due to proven medical incapacity, in this case the suspension will be given for the duration of the medical incapacity. THE CONTRACT HOLDER must communicate the incapacity by email, attaching the document issued by the Health Provider Entity and signed by the treating physician. If the medical incapacity is renewed, prior notification of said renewal to LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL, the temporary suspension will be understood to be extended for the final term of the incapacity.

1.  Natural catastrophe: THE CONTRACT HOLDER may request the temporary suspension of the student’s use of THE PLATFORM due to a natural catastrophe and therefore the freezing of the monthly payment for a period not exceeding 10 days. Natural catastrophe situations include events such as earthquakes, floods, fires or hurricanes. LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL may, at its discretion, approve or not the request for suspension for this reason.

The Admissions Department has the authority and flexibility to require supporting documents as appropriate based on the individual circumstances of each case. We want to clarify that only requests with valid justification will be considered. 

In the case of an absence of less than 15 days and that is not covered by the types of absences stipulated by LGS, the student may proceed and request temporary suspension from the platform, but it is essential to understand that the responsibility for the monthly payment remains and must be fulfilled on the usual date.

In situations where the student needs to be absent for unjustified personal reasons, such as sports commitments, competitions, presentations, tournaments, etc., the freedom to be absent is still respected. This will not affect their access to the platform. During these periods, monthly fees must be paid as stipulated without exception.

Requests for temporary suspension for any of the reasons stated above should be sent to the email admissions@latamglobalschool.com

The request for vacation must be submitted to LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL at least 5 business days in advance of the date considered as the start of the vacation. If the formal request is not sent, LGS will continue to charge the monthly payment of the purchased plan.

LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL may suspend the service if the completion of the orientation course is not corroborated within 8 calendar days following the signing of the educational services contract by the student.

EIGHTEENTH – CANCELLATION OF THE PROGRAM: By THE CONTRACT HOLDER:

1. You may request the cancellation of the program and the definitive withdrawal of the student from THE PLATFORM at any time via email admissions@latamglobalschool.com, where you must fill out and send the corresponding form for withdrawal from the school. The student will not be considered withdrawn from school until the form is received.

The cancellation of the program will result in the disabling of the student’s user code in THE PLATFORM and the academic mail, as well as the non-collection of the monthly payments after the withdrawal from the school.

If the cancellation is caused before the expiration of the payment month (cutoff date), THE CONTRACT HOLDER may request the reimbursement of money as indicated in the NINETEENTH clause.

If the student’s cancellation/withdrawal is never formally made as requested in the clause, no refund of monthly fees can be made.

On behalf of LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL:

1. The cancellation of the program by LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL will take place when the student is expelled from the school.

Expulsion is one of the sanctions that a student may be entitled to in the face of the omission or commission of any of the punishable behaviors contemplated in the code of good practices of LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL.

When the cancellation is given on the occasion of the student’s expulsion, the school will not pay a refund of money.

2. For breach of the duty to provide information in the terms of the paragraph of the FIRST clause of this annex.
3. For the continuous delay of two (2) months of the payment obligation as agreed in the contract for the provision of educational services, the student may be disabled from the platform until the corresponding payments are made.

ADMINISTRATIVE VACATIONS (WINTER BREAK)

NINETEENTH – ADMINISTRATIVE VACATIONS: The administrative staff, teachers and directors of LATAM Global School will have a break period during the last two weeks of December of each year. During this time, LGS staff will not be available to provide the usual support in areas such as personalized tutoring sessions, assignments grading, live classes, email and chat support, among others.

However, the platform will be available and students will be able to continue working on their courses autonomously during this time. They can submit their activities, take exams and advance in the platform independently.

Tutoring sessions will not be accumulated, transferred, or economically discounted during the mentioned recess time.

REFUND POLICY

TWENTIETH – REFUND POLICY: Students who have canceled their academic program with LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL are entitled to a refund under the following circumstances:

1. When the cancellation occurs between the first (1) and third (3) business days from the granting of the access information to THE PLATFORM and to which none of the qualifying activities has been graded, he/she will be the creditor of 80% of the amount paid minus the cost of the registration fee ($35 USD). 

   The payment of the reimbursement in favor of the CONTRACT HOLDER shall be made within 15 working days after the cancellation of the academic program.

2. If the cancellation occurs after the third (3) business day from the granting of the access information to THE PLATFORM, the CONTRACT HOLDER will not be entitled to the refund of any amount for reimbursement.
3. When the cancellation occurs within three (3) business days prior to the payment cut-off date, 100% of the amount paid will be refunded. The payment of the reimbursement in favor of THE CONTRACT HOLDER shall be made within 15 working days after the cancellation of the academic program.
4. When the cancellation occurs between the first (1) and fifth (5) business day after the payment cut-off date and none of the qualifying activities have been graded, 80% of the paid amount will be refunded. The payment of the reimbursement in favor of THE CONTRACT HOLDER shall be made within 15 working days after the cancellation of the academic program.
5. When the cancellation occurs between the first (1) and fifth (5) business day after the payment cut-off date and if any of the qualifying activities have been graded, 50% of the paid amount shall be due. The payment of the reimbursement in favor of THE CONTRACT HOLDER shall be made within 15 working days after the cancellation of the academic program.
6. If the cancellation is made after the fifth (5) business day after the payment cut-off date, THE CONTRACT HOLDER shall not be entitled to the return of any amount for reimbursement.
7. If the CONTRACT HOLDER requires a refund of its last payment, he/she must be up to date with all the monthly payments.

CERTIFICATES

TWENTY-FIRST – CERTIFICATES: LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL in the development of its activities and based on the educational process advanced by the student will have the following types of certificates:

1. Enrollment certificate: the enrollment certificate is granted to the student whose program has not been canceled as stipulated in the ELEVENTH clause of this document. The certificate will be granted in the following categories:
2. a) Actively enrolled.
3. b) Suspended enrollee.
4. Cancellation Certificate: is the certificate that is granted to students who were once enrolled and whose users have been canceled due to any of the circumstances contemplated in the ELEVENTH clause of the terms and conditions.
5. Certificate of approved credits.
6. Special certificates: those certificates that, at the request of the CONTRACT HOLDER, contain information necessary for special procedures. These certificates will always be issued based on reliable information generated in the student’s academic record.

The certificates referred to in this clause will be delivered in digital format. If the CONTRACT HOLDER wishes to receive the certificates in physical format, he/she will assume the cost of sending the physical documentation from the main headquarters of LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL to the place of destination and the stationery arranged by the school.

LGS is responsible for processing the delivery of documents such as diplomas, transcripts, certificates, apostilles, among others, to the physical correspondence address provided by the CONTRACT HOLDER. However, situations such as loss, delivery delay, etc., are not the responsibility of LGS since these fall directly on the mail company when the documentation is delivered to them. LGS will indicate which carrier will be used for such shipments, if the CONTRACT HOLDER wants to choose the carrier, the CONTRACT HOLDER will be fully responsible for any loss, delay, extra economic charges, etc. 

No physical or digital certificate will be provided to students who are in arrears with the school and/or who do not have the documentation mentioned in the FIRST clause up to date.

The certificates must be requested to the email admissions@latamglobalschool.com 

Additional Requirements of Universities or Educational Institutions: It is important to note that LATAM Global School (LGS) has no control over the specific requirements that may be demanded by universities or educational institutions for admission or validation of credits. In the event that an educational entity requires additional tests, extra subjects or any other requirements beyond our programs of study and documents provided, LGS assumes no responsibility for such requirements. Users should verify the requirements of each institution before making educational decisions based on our programs.

Changes in Validation Procedures: Our educational programs have the legal backing of the Department of Education of the State of Florida in the United States, and the degrees and documents issued by LGS are valid in countries that are part of the Hague Convention. However, LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL assumes no responsibility in the event that the Department of Education or other territorial entities in any country make adjustments to their validation procedures or requirements, and then reject the validity of our transcripts and diplomas.

In this sense, it is the responsibility of both the student and his/her legal representative to keep updated about the requirements and processes in their respective countries.

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

TWENTY-SECOND – REQUIREMENTS TO OBTAIN THE DEGREE: The student who manages to complete his/her HIGH SCHOOL academic program will receive the High School Diploma granted by LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL and protected by the Department of Education of the State of Florida of the USA. With prior compliance of the following requirements:

1. Delivery of the physical documentation mentioned in clause ONE, to the LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL mailing address at 841 Prudential Dr 12th floor, Jacksonville, FL 32207, United States.
2. To be up to date with all the economic obligations of LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL.
3. To have completed and approved all the academic load required by our school.
4. The student must take a minimum of 6 credits with us to obtain the High School diploma.
5. Payment of graduation fees in digital or physical format.

TWENTY-THIRD – PROTOCOLIZATION OF THE GRADUATION: The student who obtains the degree mentioned in the previous clause will be registered in our system as a graduate, a status that is accredited with the transcript and diploma. If THE CONTRACT HOLDER pays graduation fees in physical format, the documents that will be sent to the correspondence address provided by THE CONTRACT HOLDER in the application and/or Admissions annex will be the diploma, transcript and transcript key (translated from English to Spanish), such documents may or may not be apostilled and notarized, all depending on the type of payment of graduation fees in physical format made and requested by THE CONTRACT HOLDER.

If THE CONTRACT HOLDER pays the graduation fees in digital format, the documents that will be sent via email (in digital format) will be the diploma, transcript and transcript key (translated from English to Spanish), such documents may or may not be apostilled and notarized, everything will depend on the type of payment of graduation fees in digital format that THE CONTRACT HOLDER makes and requests.

We reserve the right to modify any of the steps described above, change and demand for documents and payment of graduation fees.

Physical graduation fee rates do not vary for delivery within or outside the U.S. or for pick-up at LGS offices.

DETAIL OF PLANS AND REGISTRATION

TWENTY-FOURTH – REGISTRATION: The CONTRACT HOLDER must pay a registration fee of $35 USD, which covers administrative and stationery costs. This amount is only paid once and covers the time that the student is active. If the student does not make the payment of two (2) continuous monthly payments and does not previously report the suspension of his or her platform for reasons described in our educational service contract and/or terms and conditions, upon resuming his or her studies, he or she must pay the registration fee again.

TWENTY-FIFTH – PLANS: The CONTRACT HOLDER may choose between the following plans:

– Homeschool Plan ($85 USD per month).

• Educational Platform (LMS) 24/7.
• Educational Content with Standards of the Florida Department of Education, United States.
• Legalized Documentation (Notarized and Apostilled).*
• Certificates, report cards.*
• Unlimited advice with teachers via email.

– Cerebrito Plan ($130 USD per month).

• Educational Platform (LMS) 24/7.
• Educational Content with Standards of the Florida Department of Education, United States.
• Legalized Documentation (Notarized and Apostilled).*
• Certificates, report cards.*
• Unlimited advice with teachers via email. 
• Unlimited advice with teachers through Gmail chat (videos, audios, texts or images)
• 1 personalized one-hour tutoring session per week.* 

– Accelerated Program ($120 USD per month).

• Educational Platform (LMS) 24/7.
• Educational Content with Standards of the Florida Department of Education, United States.
• Legalized Documentation (Notarized and Apostilled).*
• Certificates, report cards.*
• Unlimited advice with teachers via email.

– Individual credit ($207 USD per credit).

• Educational Platform (LMS) 24/7.
• Educational Content with Standards of the Florida Department of Education, United States.
• Legalized Documentation (Notarized and Apostilled).*
• Certificates, report cards.*
• Unlimited advice with teachers via email.

* The costs of sending physical documentation will be assumed by the student as mentioned in the twenty-first clause.

* If several apostilles are desired, this will incur additional costs that will be assumed by the student.

* The documents are sent in English, if the translation process is necessary, this must be done by the student according to the requirements of the country where the student wishes to homologate.

If THE CONTRACT HOLDER does not make the payment of their monthly fee on the corresponding payment due date, the student’s user code will be disabled in THE PLATFORM one day after the payment cut-off date.

In relation to the costs of our services, we offer the flexibility to make plan changes according to your individual needs. If THE CONTRACT HOLDER at any time wishes to change his/her monthly plan, he/she may do so by notifying the payment department at least three days prior to the cut-off date.

If THE CONTRACT HOLDER wishes to schedule an additional one-hour tutoring session in addition to those included in his/her current plan, he/she will have the option to purchase it for $25. To do so, the CONTRACT HOLDER must go to the payment department and complete the additional tutoring session purchase process.

You are permitted to request a change in the payment date or cutoff date of your payment plan a maximum of two times per calendar year. We recognize that circumstances may arise that require adjusting these dates, and we are willing to provide this flexibility in an effort to accommodate your individual needs.

CREDIT CARD DISCONNECTION:

CONTRACT HOLDER is required to provide LGS with sufficient advance notice if they wish to unlink a credit card from their account. In case of not receiving prior notification, the surcharges made in relation to the unlinked card will not be refunded in full. The CONTRACT HOLDER is advised to contact our Payments Department before proceeding with the unbundling of any credit card associated with the account.

PRICE CHANGES

We reserve the right to adjust the prices for our service or the terms of the service in any way and at any time as we determine at our discretion. Unless expressly provided otherwise in these Terms, any price changes to your program or plan will be effective after notification to you by email.

RIGHTS OF LGS

LATAM Global School reserves the following rights:

• We may make changes to the LGS site and plans without previous notice or liability.
• We have the right to cancel the provision of educational services, account, payment or other affiliation with the educational program at any time and for any reason. We may change our eligibility criteria at any time. If the foregoing is prohibited by the laws of your place of residence, we revoke your right to use the platform and our study program in that jurisdiction.
• We will fully cooperate with investigations of system or network security violations at other sites, including cooperation with law enforcement authorities in the investigation of suspected criminal violations.
• We have the right to change a teacher in the program at any time, without previous notice, at our sole discretion.

The tutoring sessions offered at LGS are given directly by the teachers. LGS is not responsible for changes made in a session by the teacher.

You understand and agree that temporary suspensions of the Service may occur as normal events. You further understand and agree that we have no control over the third-party networks that you may access while using the Service and, therefore, delays and interruptions of other network transmissions are completely beyond our control.

You understand and agree that the Service is provided “AS IS” and that we assume no responsibility for punctuality, student/representative omission of information, or manipulation of information within the platform by any user ( for the latter case, sanctions may be applied by the school).

TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS AND USE AT LGS 

To ensure an optimal and effective educational experience for all of our students, it is necessary to establish certain minimum requirements regarding the technology needed to participate in our academic activities and programs.

Main Devices for Learning: Students must have a desktop computer or laptop as their primary tool for tutoring sessions, accessing materials, and learning platforms offered by our school. This requirement is established to ensure that students have the ability to interact effectively with educational resources, complete assigned tasks, and participate in online learning activities without technical limitations.

Use of Mobile Devices: We recognize the importance and convenience of mobile devices such as cell phones and tablets in today’s educational environment. These devices can be used as complementary support tools for learning, allowing access to readings, complementary material, and educational applications. However, it is important to note that these devices should not be considered as substitutes for the required computer or laptop, due to possible limitations in their functionality and capacity for certain academic and technical tasks.

Minimum Computer or Laptop Requirements: To ensure good performance in online educational activities, students’ computers or laptops must meet the following minimum requirements:

• Operating System: Windows 10 or higher, macOS 10.13 or higher.
• Processor: Intel Core i3 or higher, AMD Ryzen 3 or higher.
• RAM Memory: Minimum 4GB, recommended 8GB.
• Hard Disk Space: Minimum 128GB of available storage.
• Graphics Card: Integrated with HD video support.
• Internet Connection: The internet connection must be good and stable, allowing the student to connect seamlessly to all online learning platforms used by our school. It is essential that the connection efficiently supports downloading and uploading files, as well as making video calls smoothly. The quality of the connection must be such that it does not present obstacles to surfing the Internet, accessing educational content, submitting assignments and taking online assessments.
• Webcam, Microphone and Speakers: For participation in virtual sessions and for exams or presentations.
• Web Browser: Updated version of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, or Microsoft Edge.

By enrolling in LGS, students and their representatives (in case of minors) accept and agree to comply with the technological requirements established to facilitate an effective and high quality learning environment for all.

It is important to note that the technology requirements specified above are subject to modifications and updates, depending on the advancement of technology, changes in online learning platforms and the educational needs of our institution.

1. RULES OF USE

RULES FOR ALL USERS

Students are expected to behave in the manner required in the Student Code of Conduct established in the handbook for parents and students, which you can request from our school. Appropriate behavior must be shown during school hours, extracurricular activities, or any activity in which school staff members are responsible for students. As well as making good use of the platform (LMS), academic mail and collaborative chats.

By signing this contract and/or making use of our services, the student and representative will be accepting:

1. The terms and conditions, including the cancellation policy.
2. Use the programs and tools (platform, apps, chats, etc.) of LGS only for lawful purposes and you agree not to use them in a way that infringes the use or rights of other users.
3. Do not share LGS content with people who do not have adequate access to our platform and academic content.
4. Not engage in behavior that constitutes unauthorized or unsolicited advertising, spam, or other form of unauthorized solicitation.
5. Not upload, share, post, distribute or otherwise engage in unlawful, threatening, abusive, harassing, defamatory, libelous, deceptive, fraudulent, invasive of another’s privacy, tortious, explicit content or graphic descriptions or accounts of sexual acts (including, but not limited to, sexual language of a violent or threatening nature directed at another person or group of persons) or that in any other way violates our rules or policies for behavior, discrimination, netiquette, and bullying policies set forth in the student and parents handbook.
6. Not to send viruses or other computer code, files or programs designed or intended to interrupt, damage or limit the operation of software, hardware or telecommunications equipment, or to damage or obtain unauthorized access to data or other information of third parties.
7. You will not impersonate any other person, including our administrative staff, teachers or representatives.
8. You will not use your account to breach the security of another account or to attempt to gain unauthorized access to another network or server. Not all parts of the Service may be available to you or other authorized users of the Service. You will not interfere with another person’s use and enjoyment of the Service. Users who violate systems or network security may incur criminal or civil liability.
9. Demonstrate an attitude of intellectual honesty, presenting your own work honestly and correctly. This includes properly citing research papers and essays according to the MLA format, thereby excluding yourself from engaging in plagiarism.
10. The use of the various communication tools of the school such as: Gmail, collaborative chats, Discord, among others, are exclusively for academic use and must follow the rules and regulations established in the student and parent handbook. The creation of links using the academic email for social gatherings, outside of the academic and without authorization, which do not comply with the rules of use, are not the responsibility of the school. LGS is not responsible for what is said, written or shared in said meetings.
11. Failure to comply with the rules of use can lead to negative consequences such as sanctions within the school such as ISS or OSS.

SUSPENSION FOR CONTEMPT OF THE RULES OF USE

In-School Suspension (ISS)

An In-School Suspension (ISS) is a consequence that excludes students from tutoring and allows the student to reflect on their misbehavior. While suspended, students may not participate in any school-related activities such as live lessons, Gmail chats, Esports, or any other extracurricular activities. An ISS will not be considered an absence from school, therefore, students are required to complete all pending work on their own time in order to make-up for the lost time. This time will not be discounted in the monthly payment plan for tutoring sessions, which means, the full monthly payment must be paid even if the student is not attending the tutoring sessions.

The acts that can result in an ISS are:

1. Misconduct in a tutoring session, live lesson, collaborative learning chats or any other extracurricular activities such as workshops and participation in Esports.
2. Disrespectful messages towards a member of staff that are considered serious offenses subject to formal discipline: profanity, insults, discrimination, etc.

More information on student conduct can be found in the Master LGS Policy Manual.

Out-of-School Suspension (OSS) 

An out-of-school suspension is a consequence that excludes the student from using the platform and academic email for a period of time and gives the student time to reflect on their misconduct. Admissions will suspend the platform service for the given suspension time, however, parents have to continue paying for the current month. During suspension, students may not participate in any school-related activities such as live lessons, tutoring sessions, Gmail chats, Esports, or any other extracurricular activities. Out-of-school suspensions will be considered unexcused absences and the student will be required to make up all pending work at his/her own expense.

The acts that may give rise to an OSS are:

1. Second plagiarism attempt.
2. Cyber bullying.
3. Academic dishonesty.

 Disclaimer Regarding Warranties

THE LATAM GLOBAL SCHOOL CONTENT INCLUDED HERE IS PROVIDED “AS IS”. LGS DOES NOT WARRANT THAT (A) THE SERVICE AND MATERIALS WILL MEET YOUR PERSONAL REQUIREMENTS, (B) THE PLATFORM SERVICE AND THE CONTAINED MATERIALS WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED, SECURITY BREACHED OR ERROR-FREE, (C) THE RESULTS THAT MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE USE OF THE SERVICE OR THE MATERIALS WILL BE EFFECTIVE, ACCURATE OR RELIABLE OR (D) THE QUALITY OF A COURSE OR ANY OTHER PRODUCT, SERVICE OR INFORMATION PURCHASED FROM US WILL MEET YOUR EXPECTATIONS OR WILL BE FREE OF ERRORS OR DEFECTS.

THE ACADEMIC SERVICE MAY CONTAIN TECHNICAL OR OTHER ERRORS, AS WELL AS TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. LGS MAY MAKE CHANGES TO THE ACADEMIC SERVICE, CONTENT, FUNCTIONS, INCLUDING PRICES AND ACCESS RULES AT ANY TIME WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. THE INCLUDED CONTENT COULD BE OBSOLETE IN SOME CASES AND WE DO NOT COMMIT TO UPDATE IT IMMEDIATELY, BUT WILL OVER TIME ACCORDING TO THE SCHOOL.

YOUR USE OF THE PLATFORM OR THE DOWNLOADING OR OTHER PURCHASE OF MATERIALS THROUGH LGS IS DONE AT YOUR OWN RISK, AND WITH YOUR AGREEMENT THAT YOU WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR LOSS OF DATA RESULTING FROM SUCH ACTIVITIES.

VARIOUS PROVISIONS

You agree that the educational program offered shall be deemed a passive interactive educational service based solely in Clay County, Florida in the United States and shall not give rise to personal jurisdiction over LGS, specific or general, in jurisdictions other than Florida. These Terms and Conditions, together with the other governing documents, shall be ruled by and construed in accordance with the internal laws of the State of Florida, without regard to conflicts of law rules. You agree that any legal action or proceeding between you and LGS for any purpose related to these Terms and Conditions and the other governing documents or your use of the service shall be brought exclusively in a federal or state court of competent jurisdiction sitting in Florida.

These Terms and Conditions and the other governing documents constitute the entire agreement between you and LGS regarding the services provided by LGS. If any provision of that document is held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the invalidity of that provision shall not affect the validity of the remaining provisions, which shall remain in full force and effect. The fact that LGS does not require compliance with some provision of these Terms and Conditions or the other governing documents  shall not be construed as a waiver of any provision or right.

Communications between LGS and you will be sent and received electronically. You agree that all electronic communications between you and LGS will comply with all legal requirements that such communications be in writing.

These Terms and Conditions may be changed and/or modified at any time and the CONTRACT HOLDER who is active or on vacation at the time of the changes and/or modifications will be notified. If the CONTRACT HOLDER at that time was inactive or withdrawn from LGS, it is the responsibility of the CONTRACT HOLDER or legal representative of the student to go to our website and read carefully our Terms and Conditions available at the following link https://www.latamglobalschool.com/terminos-y-condiciones/

All rights of LATAM Global School not expressly granted herein are reserved