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Source policy

How Easy Homeschool uses sources

How Easy Homeschool separates official evidence, editorial interpretation, uncertainty, and commercial information.

Status
Active operational policy
Last updated
August 7, 2026

Evidence hierarchy

  • Current official program rules, handbooks, portals, and published notices are the primary source for scholarship policy.
  • Supplier or provider pages can support identity, specification, price, or availability, but do not prove program approval by themselves.
  • Easy Homeschool editorial interpretation must link back to its evidence and never replace the official decision-maker.

What every governed claim needs

  • Program and geography scope.
  • School year or effective period when applicable.
  • Source role, publication or review date, and a working official handoff.
  • An explicit unknown or escalation path when the evidence does not support a conclusion.

Corrections and withdrawal

Visitors can submit an anonymous factual catalog correction from an item detail without personal data. A complete support case workflow will add triage, ownership, status, resolution, and links to the resulting source or catalog change.

Unsupported, conflicting, or expired claims should fail closed: the product must show uncertainty, request official verification, or withdraw the claim.

Commercial separation

Payment, sponsorship, or a business profile cannot change organic eligibility guidance or evidence ranking. Sponsored surfaces must be labeled and measured separately.