For teachers, coaches, faculty · free with .edu · COPPA-aware
Faculty leagues, gym-class playoff brackets, coach-vs-coach grudge matches. Probability and decision-making, taught accidentally. FantasySquad is fully free for educators — verify with a .edu address and you get the Starter tier at no cost, ever.
What your league might look like
Sixteen teachers and the vice principal. The art teacher is currently first. The math teacher is currently last and is taking it personally. Recap goes to the staff Slack every Tuesday morning, sanitized to district-policy-safe and somehow still hilarious.
Started the league in 2019. Has won it once. Won't shut up about it.
Sets her lineup on her phone during morning announcements. 5-2.
Actually coaches football. Currently 3-4. The kids are noticing.
Picks players based on jersey colors. Undefeated.
What matters most here
Verify with any .edu address and you get the full Starter tier — unlimited leagues, full Squad Recap, Squad Penalty, Squad Goals, digital Squad Hall — at no cost, forever. We want fantasy sports in classrooms.
If your league includes students under 13, switch on Classroom Mode and we lock the content filter to the safest setting, disable Squad Penalty entirely, and never include rosters in any public marketing.
Optional setting weaves real probability and decision-making lessons into the weekly recap — "Sarah's loss this week was a 2-in-7 outcome based on her opponent's projection, here's why" — for teachers who want it pulling double duty as a math hook.
Squad Recap, your voice
Every league sets its own tone at Squad Sync — from Family Friendly to Standard to Full Chaos. The recap reads like you wrote it.
Week 9 belongs to Art Room Anarchy, who is now 9-0 picking players based on jersey colors and has officially exhausted the math department's tolerance for randomness. Coach Lin, the only person in the league who actually coaches football, fell to 3-5 — a useful object lesson in the difference between game knowledge and lineup management. We won't grade it.
The right tier for this league
All Starter-tier features at no cost, for every league you run with students, faculty, or coaches. Verify once with your .edu address and you're set forever. If you've taught a probability unit and reached for a sports example, we built this for you.
“I started using the weekly recap as a journal-prompt hook in my probability unit. Engagement went up. Test scores too.”
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FantasySquad launches August 2026 for the 2026 NFL season. Drop your email and we'll send the first Squad Recap the day Squad Sync opens.
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