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Google Workspace Education SoftwareUnited KingdomFounded 2009

Schoology NZ was acquired by PowerSchool.

Schoology NZ is a Google Workspace Education Software company based in the United Kingdom, founded in 2009.

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Annual revenue
$16.8M
Apr 2021
Owner
PowerSchool
Date not on record
Total raised
$57.1M
6 rounds
Employees
200
Apr 2021

Schoology NZ revenue

Schoology NZ's annual revenue was $16.8M in April 2021, its last figure before PowerSchool bought it (source not recorded).

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Who owns Schoology NZ

PowerSchool owns Schoology NZ. The date and price of the deal are not on record.

Schoology NZ funding rounds & investors

Schoology NZ has raised $57.1M across six rounds since 2009. The latest was a $32M funding round in November 2015.

DateRoundRaised
Nov 2015Funding round$32M
Jun 2014Funding round$15M
Apr 2012Funding round$6.8M
Feb 2012Funding round$1M
Jun 2010Funding round$2M
May 2009Funding round$300K
Total raised$57.1M

Schoology NZ CEO, founders & employees

Hardeep Gulati founded Schoology NZ in 2009 and led it as CEO. Schoology NZ had 200 employees (April 2021).

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Schoology NZ FAQ

What was Schoology NZ's revenue?

Before PowerSchool bought it, Schoology NZ's annual revenue was $16.8M in April 2021 (source not recorded).

Who owns Schoology NZ?

PowerSchool owns Schoology NZ.

How much funding has Schoology NZ raised?

Schoology NZ raised $57.1M across six funding rounds before PowerSchool bought it. The last was a $32M funding round in November 2015.

How many employees does Schoology NZ have?

Schoology NZ had 200 employees in April 2021.

Who founded Schoology NZ?

Hardeep Gulati founded Schoology NZ in 2009.

How this page is sourced

Founder figures link to the second they were said; public figures name their source; estimates are marked EST. and say whose they are. Not financial advice.

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