Rapunzl Now Works With Google Classroom, So Teachers Can Start in Minutes and Keep Grades in One Place

CHICAGO, Nov. 9, 2026 — Rapunzl, the financial literacy platform used in classrooms across the country, today announced support for Google Classroom, along with sign-in through school Google and Microsoft accounts. Teachers and students can now use the login they already have, rosters set themselves up from the Google Classroom classes teachers pick, and assessment and assignment scores go to the Google Classroom gradebook. A teacher can start with Rapunzl in less than 5 minutes. Support for Clever and ClassLink is rolling out.

Teachers who add a new tool to their classroom know the routine. Students need yet another username and password, someone types a roster by hand or hands out class codes, and grades end up in two places: the tool and the gradebook the teacher already keeps. Every one of those steps takes time away from teaching.

"The hard part of trying something new is rarely the lesson. It's the first week of logins and class lists," said Myles Gage, CEO and Co-Founder of Rapunzl. "With Google Classroom, a teacher signs in with the account they use every day, picks a class and assigns a module. Students sign in the same way, and their scores go back to the gradebook the teacher already trusts. We wanted the setup to get out of the way of the teaching."

What the Google Classroom integration does

Google Classroom support is available now. It includes:

• Sign in with Google. Teachers and students use their school Google account, so there is no new username or password to create or remember.
• Roster import. A teacher picks which Google Classroom classes to bring into Rapunzl, and the students are added automatically. There is no roster to type and no class code to hand out for those classes.
• Roster sync. Rapunzl class lists follow the Google Classroom roster as students join or leave a class.
• Assignment sync. Assignments a teacher makes in Rapunzl reach the Google Classroom class.
• Grade passback. Rapunzl assessment and assignment scores go to the Google Classroom gradebook, so teachers do not copy grades from one system to another.

Students and teachers can also sign in with a school Microsoft account. That option is available now and covers sign-in.

For schools and districts

Sign-in goes through the school's own Google or Microsoft account, which the school or district already manages. Fewer separate passwords means fewer weak, reused or written-down ones. When a student leaves a Google Classroom roster, the Rapunzl class list follows, so rosters stay matched to the school's system of record.

For reporting, the Educator Dashboard shows student progress and assessment results, with grade export and standards crosswalks, and scores that pass back to Google Classroom keep the gradebook current. Together, matched rosters, access tied to school-managed accounts and reporting in one place support the compliance work districts already do.

Rapunzl is also rolling out single sign-on and rostering through Clever and ClassLink, so districts that use those systems will be supported as well.

Availability

Google Classroom support and sign-in with Google and Microsoft are available now. Clever and ClassLink support is rolling out. Teachers can learn more at rapunzl.com/sso, and educators can request a demo at rapunzl.com/demo.

About Rapunzl

Rapunzl is a financial literacy company that gives students in grades 6–12 a standards-aligned curriculum, a real-time investment simulator and free national scholarship competitions. Founded in Chicago by Myles Gage and Brian Curcio, who were named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 2024 Education list, Rapunzl has reached more than 150,000 students since 2018. Rapunzl was named a 2022 Yass Prize finalist and won the 2022 STOP Award for Transformational Education. Its curriculum is available in English and Spanish. Learn more at rapunzl.com.