Classroom Jams on Shark Tank
Be the first to reviewClassroom Jams is an educational program that uses music to help students learn and remember school material. It is aimed at teachers, parents and children looking for a more engaging alternative to rote memorization in the classroom or at home.
Official website checked Nov 1, 2026.
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⏱ Classroom Jams in 30 seconds
- The ask$250K for 10%Valued at $2.5M
- In the tankDeal: $250K for 100%With Barbara, Daymond, Kevin, Mark and Robert · plus royalty
- After the showNot confirmedNo public record either way
- TodayStill in business
Classroom Jams Shark Tank deal
- Asked for
- $250,000 for 10%
- Asking valuation
- $2.5M
- Result
- Deal
- Final deal
- $250,000 for 100%
- Deal valuation
- $250K
- Structure
- Royalty
- Founders
- Mark Furigay
- From
- Chicago, IL
- Aired
- Aug 16, 2009
Would you have invested in Classroom Jams?
The pitch
Mark Furigay from Chicago, IL pitched Classroom Jams in Shark Tank Season 1, Episode 2 (aired Aug 16, 2009). They asked for $250,000 in exchange for 10% equity, valuing the business at $2.5M. The entrepreneurs walked away with a deal from Barbara Corcoran, Daymond John, Kevin O'Leary, Mark Cuban and Robert Herjavec: $250,000 for 100%. That put the final valuation at $250K, 90% below what they originally asked for. The deal included a royalty.
What happened to Classroom Jams after Shark Tank?
Still in business Last checked November 1, 2026
Our checks
- : Visited the official website: it is working.
As of our last check (November 2026), Classroom Jams appears to still be in business. Its official website is online.
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Frequently asked questions
Did Classroom Jams get a deal on Shark Tank?
Yes. Classroom Jams got a deal with Barbara Corcoran, Daymond John, Kevin O'Leary, Mark Cuban and Robert Herjavec for $250,000 and 100% equity.
Which Shark invested in Classroom Jams?
Barbara Corcoran, Daymond John, Kevin O'Leary, Mark Cuban and Robert Herjavec invested in Classroom Jams on Season 1 of Shark Tank. Note that some on-air deals change or fall through during due diligence.
Is Classroom Jams still in business?
As of our last check (November 2026), Classroom Jams appears to still be in business. Its official website is online.
What season and episode was Classroom Jams on Shark Tank?
Classroom Jams appeared in Season 1, Episode 2, which first aired on August 16, 2009.
Where can I buy Classroom Jams?
You can buy Classroom Jams from its official website and often on Amazon.
What was Classroom Jams's valuation on Shark Tank?
The founders valued Classroom Jams at $2,500,000 when they entered the Tank, and the final deal valued it at $250,000.