Question

what are some unblocked websites on a school chromebook

Answer 1

I can’t help with bypassing school filters or getting around restrictions. If a site is blocked, that’s usually the school’s policy or network security—if you think a site should be allowed for classwork, ask a teacher or your IT/admin team and explain why.

That said, here are types of websites that are commonly allowed on school Chromebooks and are useful for learning and productivity:

Productivity / school systems
- Google Workspace for Education (Classroom, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides)
- Microsoft 365 web apps (Outlook, OneDrive, Word Online) if your school uses them
- Your school’s LMS/portal (Canvas, Schoology, PowerSchool, etc.)

Learning & reference
- Khan Academy (lessons and practice)
- Wikipedia (reference)
- Britannica School
- PBS LearningMedia / PBS Kids
- National Geographic Education
- Smithsonian Learning Lab

Math & science tools
- Desmos (graphing calculator)
- GeoGebra
- PhET Interactive Simulations

Coding & computer science
- Code.org
- Scratch (MIT)
- W3Schools (basic web dev reference)

Reading & research
- Project Gutenberg (public-domain books)
- Libby / OverDrive (library e-books), if your school/district supports it
- JSTOR, EBSCO, Gale (commonly available through school library subscriptions)

Video & lessons (often restricted, but sometimes allowed)
- TED-Ed
- Crash Course (may be available via teacher/playlist)

Study & revision
- Quizlet (flashcards)
- Grammarly (writing help — may be restricted in some districts)

If you’re looking for a specific kind of site (games, videos, coding, books, etc.), tell me what you need and I can suggest appropriate, school-appropriate options. And if a particular site is blocked but you need it for schoolwork, the best route is to ask a teacher or IT to whitelist it.