Copyright and permissions

By uploading a file, you confirm you have the right to print it.

That usually means one of these:

• You created it.
• It's in the public domain.
• You bought it with a license that allows printing copies for your family or class. Many curriculum publishers sell printable PDFs this way; check the license that came with your purchase.
• You have written permission from the copyright owner.

Our part. We don't review files for copyright, but we may decline or stop an order if a file appears to be copied without permission, such as a scanned workbook marked "do not copy." We may ask to see the license or permission.

Copyright owners. If you believe something printed by us infringes your work, contact orders@cementcityprinting.com with the details and we'll respond promptly.

Cement City Printing is an independent print shop and is not affiliated with any curriculum publisher or homeschool program.