The best way to increase student standardized testing scores.

While we charge a small premium for private use in order to compensate our professors for their valuable time and effort, we do, however, offer our service free of charge for school districts.

The first step towards the ultimate goal of making Educator.com a 100% free website is by offering our service to school districts that are struggling to meet the national standards of excellence. Our service will improve the performance of your students in standardized tests and give them the extra confidence for higher education.

How will licensing work?

Once we verify the legitimacy of your application, we will then allow everyone within your provided IP address range to use our service, free of charge.

Within your IP range, this special permission will be granted to an unlimited number of students.

Once we are approved, what will happen next?

We will notify you of your accepted application and allowed IP range. Once you get the congratulatory confirmation, all you have to do is visit www.educator.com and you will be automatically redirected to our special free licensing region of the site (http://www.educator.com/workspace/). No log ins and passwords will be required to access any of the content on Educator.com.

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**In order to qualify for free School District Licensing, a computer lab or library workspace with high speed Internet must be present at the school.
Name of the School District:
School Principal:
School Address:
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How many students will be using this service:	0-20* 20-100* 100-200* 200-700* 700-5000**
**IP Address range: (Required for licensing) (Please be exact) (see details below)
What is External IP?  In order to activate Educator.com's free school/library licensing plan, we require your "External IP." This IP address does not change and is usually called the Public IP, Static IP, Router IP, etc. This information will come from your IT department who will have it already or they can easily obtain it from your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Some school districts which have public IP's opt to create Private IP's within their routers for on-campus computers. The best way is to consult with your IT department or if you are onsite, use http://www.whatismyip.com.
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