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Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals

Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals, Google's school edition of its workspace tools, at no cost for qualifying accredited schools. A for-profit education company or a tutoring program doesn't qualify.

Amount
No cost for qualifying schools (the Education Fundamentals edition)
Can a for-profit school apply?
✕No: for-profit schools excluded
Deadline
Rolling
Who this fits
Private school · MicroschoolAccredited K-12 schools. Google for Nonprofits doesn't take schools, so a school uses this instead. For-profit education companies are excluded.
New schools
Not stated for new schools
Where
National: schools in any US state
Last checked
Oct 2, 2026on knowledge.workspace.google.com
Apply on the funder’s site↗(opens edu.google.com in a new tab)

How to apply

  1. Step 1: Confirm your school is accredited and has an active website
  2. Step 2: Sign up for Education Fundamentals on Google's site
  3. Step 3: Verify your domain and school details

Funders change their requirements. Check the official page before you apply. Getting ready? See what funders usually ask for.

Who can apply

“K–12 and higher institutions must be government-recognized, accredited schools delivering instruction to students.”
In the funder’s own words, from knowledge.workspace.google.com, checked Oct 2, 2026.

Google's list of institutions that don't qualify includes “For-profit education companies,” “Tutoring programs” and “Community centers offering educational programs.” Accreditation is the test that decides most small schools. Google for Nonprofits lists “A school, academic institution, or university” as not eligible.

  • Accredited K-12 school
  • An active school website
  • The person applying works at the school

Timing

Apply any time.

Related guides

  • Federal programs a private school can use, and how they work in Arkansas

Not legal or tax advice. Whether your school should be for-profit or a nonprofit, or take on a loan, is a decision for your CPA or attorney. Always confirm the details on the funder’s own page before you apply.

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This is not legal, tax or financial advice. Whether your school should be for-profit or a nonprofit, or take on a loan, is a decision for your CPA or attorney. Always confirm the details on the funder’s own page before you apply.

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